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<0> (do it as root, of course :) )
<1> Having a simple bash script, why do I need to call: bash myscript and not use ./myscipt ?
<2> anyone?
<0> sophtpaw: no, rather unlikely
<3> toxic_,
<4> is it executable?
<3> is it executable
<5> toxic_, place the directory the script is in in your path.
<0> what do you mean by "infected", sophtpaw
<3> Gambit-, that is a bad solution
<2> does wine just grind to a halt after a certain amount of use
<1> Whatsisname, oh .. Thanks
<5> toxic_, but be careful, it's easy to open yourself to problems that way.
<1> Gambit-, I'll probably just move the script to the bash path I guess
<2> rysiek|pl: well that kubuntu is buggy and in some way is affecting the performance of Breezy in Ubuntu
<3> toxic_, just make it executable
<4> !wine
<6> hi, Can anyone guide me regarding "Asterisk-Installation" on Ubuntu
<3> or run sh whateverbashscriptnameis
<2> I know ludicrous idea - just grasping at straws
<6> I have doenloaded it
<6> hi, Can anyone guide me regarding "Asterisk-Installation" on Ubuntu
<2> ...for an explanation
<1> Whatsisname, thx
<3> because even if the path environment variable points to wherever said script is
<0> sophtpaw: no, it's impossible, IMHO
<3> again, if it doesnt have executable file permission set, its not going to run
<3> simple as that
<0> sophtpaw: if it uses a different partition - it uses different config files, different executables and so on
<2> well, you got any ideas why apparently suddenly i can't use Explorere
<6> Have anyone ever installed a working Asterisk VoIP PBX on UBUNTU ??
<7> sophtpaw, because its a windows app.
<2> chuckyp: like i said i use wineExplorer
<2> obviously...
<6> I have downloaded the source of Asterisk VoIP PBX but can not get it perfectly installed
<2> is it expected that it would just cease after some time
<7> sophtpaw, I dunnomaybe ask the wine poeple. I don't use that app and wine is buggy.
<7> sophtpaw, #winehq
<2> ok! thx!
<7> !tell karachi about anyone
<8> everyone.. can u please tell me how to change my root p***word and also my user p***word because i think my friends have them and said they could hack into my system
<3> use the p***wd command
<9> dollar, there is no root p***word. The account is disabled.
<7> dollar, well if you never set a root p***word you don't have one
<2> what would be the way to uninstall wineExplorer if i wanted to start fresh again
<3> and it looks like its time to find some new friends
<6> Asterisk VoIP PBX Installation ???
<7> sophtpaw, I thnk wine has an unistaller but i'm not sure.,
<6> Asterisk VoIP PBX Installation ???
<0> dollar: p***wd
<0> if you execute that as a user, you'll change the p***word for that user
<8> no they're teasing me ... they installed linux for me and i know nothing abt it
<9> karachi, no one here seems to have experience with Asterisk. Perhaps you could try the Ubuntu forums?
<3> then look up the usage for the p***wd command
<3> man p***wd
<2> chuckyp: ok, i'm asking winehq, maybe they'll know
<6> ok thanks nhaines
<8> and i know there's a root p***word cuz when we installed linux it asked to put a root p***word
<7> sophtpaw, yeah they would know for sure. My buddy is not online right now I'd ask him he's a wine freak.
<6> how to search for Ubuntu Forums
<7> dollar, well are you running ubuntu?
<7> karachi, click on "search"
<8> yeah but with KDE
<7> dollar, so
<9> dollar, then they did an expert install. Try typing 'sudo p***wd'
<7> dollar, the only p***word it asked for was your user p***word
<9> No, that doesn't work, does it?
<9> Bummer. :)
<10> Hello, I'm trying to play some mp3 from amarok. I'm using gstreamer as engine and osssink for output, it seems to work, but if I try to use alsasink it fails. Using ossink, but it disallow me for reproducing any sound from other media player saying the sound server is already in use. What should I look for?
<2> thx chuckyp- there should be some winefreaks over at #winehq too, : )
<7> dollar, well change the p***wd of your user.
<8> don't tell me so man.. i know nothin abt linux,,, i spent 30 min to find where i can get ur support :P
<7> dollar, then to be sure you can sudo p***wd to change the p***wd for root.
<5> hmmm
<7> dollar, well if you open a terminal and type in man p***wd it will tell you how to use it. then you hit q to quit
<5> On a fresh 5.10 system I do a apt-get upgrade, and it says two packages have been kept back, any ideas what that means?
<3> it means it won't upgrade them for some "good" reason
<7> Gambit-, it means those packages where kept back.
<9> Gambit-, it means that there were dependancy problems and you should use apt-get dist-upgrade.
<5> ok, like previous dependencies requiring that version?
<5> ahh
<8> yeah i changed the user p***word
<3> an example "good" reason is becuase it knows it will break something if it upgrades
<5> should I do dist-upgrade and then upgrade, or upgrade and then dist-upgrade?
<8> i'm gonna try sude p***wd now
<8> thx u guys
<9> Just dist-upgrade.
<3> do you want to use dapper
<5> dist-upgrade does upgrade underneath?
<3> because thats what dist-upgrade will do
<5> I think for production staying on 5.10 atm is the smart thing to do, yes?
<3> or, at least thats what its meant to do
<3> yes
<3> then just do upgrade
<9> Gambit-, upgrade has a built-in safety check.
<3> don't dist-upgrade
<11> how do i install my video drivers (the file is .tar.gz) ??
<3> dist-upgrade will upgrade everything and not care about things breaking
<9> Gambit-, something changed that is more major, so you can either use dist-upgrade, or just upgrade and go into Synaptic and check on the held-back packages.
<7> Whatsisname, actually dist-upgrade is the smart way of upgrading.
<12> Whatsisname, wrong.
<9> Gambit-, Whatsisname is not correct about it upgrading to Dapper.
<5> or whether you're upgrading from release to a middle version?
<7> Whatsisname, and upgrade just upgrades installed packages.
<3> Ropechoborra, unpack them using tar then read the INSTALL file contained within
<7> Gambit-, what you want to do after install of breezy for production. then apt-get update then apt-get dist-upgrade
<5> hmm
<7> Gambit-, dist-upgrade does a smart upgrade and removal of un needed packages. If you don't believe me do a man apt-get and read.
<5> well wtf, it's a vanilla system, only thing lost if it all dies in flames is my time :D
<5> yeah I'm pulling up man pages as we speak :)
<11> Whatsisname, i unpack it in graphic mode, you mean Install.sh ?
<3> no i mean INSTALL
<7> Gambit-, vanilla system is probably just terminal no x no desktop apps.
<11> MM
<5> chuckyp, not probably, it is.
<3> it will contain installation instructions
<9> Gambit-, once Dapper comes out, you can use dist-upgrade to update your Breezy system. But you must first manually change your repositories, or it'll stay as Breezy.
<9> Gambit-, so it is quite safe (as far as not surprising you with a development release!).
<11> Whatsisname, cant find it :(
<5> nhaines, This machine's getting configured and then sent out into the wild, patching opportunities will be pretty slim afterwards.
<3> what kind of video card drivers are you trying to install
<9> Gambit-, my main point is that dist-upgrade won't suddenly throw you ahead into dapper.
<5> nhaines, Right, that's an important detail, and more in line with what I'd expect :)
<11> The file is called i915Graphics.tar.gz and its the official driver for an oboard intel video card
<5> nhaines, it's all based on whats in the sources.list file anyways, isn't it?
<13> !xgl
<14> XGL on Ubuntu: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/XglHowto - Join #ubuntu-xgl for all the XGL fun on Ubuntu systems. It works ONLY on dapper. Pretty videos on http://www.novell.com/linux/xglrelease/
<9> Gambit-, yes, precisely.
<3> did you look for instructions on intels site
<5> nhaines, cheers for the info :)
<11> Yeap... Ill paste the line i dont understand
<7> 915 drivers are in apt I thought
<11> 1. Ensure the X-server is not currently running.
<11> 2. Go to the directory where you saved the driver package and type:
<11> a. rpm -i dri-I915-v1.1-20041217.i386.rpm
<11> Note: The console prompt will reappear in a few moments
<9> Gambit-, I hope it helped. :)
<7> Ropechoborra, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/i915Driver
<7> there follo that
<11> There is no file called that way ! =(
<5> It'd be nice if there was the option to spit out a dependency tree for the upgrades, instead of just a list...
<7> Ropechoborra, follow the link in the wiki
<11> Ok
<3> Gambit-, what good would that do
<9> It would be nice to read.
<9> Hi, Matt.
<15> hi, i am unable to play songs on amarok :(
<7> Gambit-, man apt
<9> Gambit-, for that, there's always browsing in Synaptic after the fact. :)
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