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<0> echo 'Who do you want to report?'
<0> fi
<0> else
<1> fangorious: I have the keys, and all works well, just that I need two keys from my box to access 1 remote box with p***phrase and one box with no p***phrase
<0> echo 'You need an action!'
<0> fi
<0> upsss sorrryyyyyyyy
<0> yeah I know by mistake i pressed middle button sorrry
<2> phiber_optic: heh
<0> _jason it tells me permission error
<3> Mine got lost in the flood: How can I make CD ripping faster? I can only rip at 4x, where as CDex on Windows can rip at 48.
<4> phiber_optic: what does? oh you ahve to use sudo to actually put the file in there, just dont run it with sudo
<5> rixth sometimes slower is better
<6> hey all!
<4> cloudeh: ok this is for you: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/8578
<7> dbernar1: you are getting on me for shouting during that? sheesh.
<8> fangorious: Haven't tried that with a PS yet. What package has pdf2ps? (In case that flew by)
<5> crimsun u there?
<6> it seems that my dvd writer doesn't do well with ide-scsi.. What other options exist?
<9> All Your Base Belong To Us
<3> aireson, not 4x.
<0> yeah I sudo gedt, then save it to /usr/local/bin/autcheck
<4> cloudeh: press the 'download' button up top and save it to your desktop, let me know when that has happened
<10> _jason: checking it out
<11> aireson: yes?
<12> tonyyarusso: just try it on a command line, i think it's in the default package set
<5> crimsun i get 2 fatal errors wheni typed that in
<8> fangorious: 'k.
<11> aireson: right, I just read them.
<1> fangorious: or let me put it this way: can I >> two private keys into a id_dsa file in my .ssh ?
<10> _jason: its downloaded
<12> nmsa_w: guess I'm not sure what you're tring to do. you have two keys on the local machine, and want to use one with a p***phrase for remote1, and one without a p***phrase for remote2?
<5> crimsun sorry ._. i can barely read what everyones saying your just good
<10> _jason: And on my desktop. and everything. like you said >.<;
<12> nmsa_w: ah
<1> fangorious: yes, just that I didn't yet generate my key without p***. I only have the one with p***
<8> fangorious: OO opens the PS just fine, but it's nonsense characters.
<13> carpediem: thanks for revising your answer
<12> tonyyarusso: bummer
<8> fangorious: Yeah.
<4> cloudeh: ok, what is the name of the file?
<0> _jason are you sure I have to put it into /usr/local/bin?
<14> I need help with ndiswrapper.
<10> _jason: post_8578.txt
<4> phiber_optic: you don't have to put it there, you can put it anywhere in your path
<14> Is the folder drivers already there, or must I create it?
<12> nmsa_w: I'd have to try it out
<7> automagically: well, hopefully it didn't seem as smarta%% as it came seemed when I reread it.
<0> what do you mean _jason?
<11> aireson: try: sudo modprobe snd-cs4232 isapnp=0 port=0x530 cport=0x538 dma1=1 dma2=0 irq=5 sb_port=0x220 fm_port=0x388 mpu_port=-1 mpu_irq=-1
<11> aireson: note the 4232 instead of 4236
<7> darthbutcher: did you get your problems solved from last night?
<4> cloudeh: ok in a terminal 'sudo cp /boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst.backup && sudo cp ~/Desktop/post_8578.txt /boot/grub/menu.lst'
<15> is there a default p***word set for the root@localhost acount for mysql in badger?
<4> cloudeh: wait, don't do that...
<10> _jason: whoa. Close,
<7> Brendon: you should be able to just "sudo mysql"
<10> _jason: I nearly did xD
<15> when i install mysql-server and then run mysql with no parameters it just sais Access denied for user: 'root@localhost' (Using p***word: NO)
<16> fangorius whats a real good image editor?
<4> cloudeh: no biggie there was a backup, but we should get the permissions right. Do 'sudo cp /boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst.backup
<4> '
<14> carpediem: What problem?
<15> i even purged mysql-server to make sure all the data was gone before reinstalling it
<1> fangorious: I can try it too, how do you intend to do it? >> the two keys? because I can try it as well; sure thing is that I can do a dsa and a rsa key, which is simpler and w/o problems ... well I just can try that. I'll let you know if works ;)
<5> crimsun for the first fmport you put -1
<10> _jason: okiey dokey one sec.
<14> carpediem: I got everything on this laptop working. I am installing Ubuntu on my PC(well getting the internet to work)
<15> carpediem, thats what i'm doing
<11> aireson: right, but try what I wrote
<10> _jason: done.
<16> i downloaded 3dchess but i cant find it on my system
<7> darthbutcher: I thought you had some problem, but had to go to bed, not sure I remember what it was
<0> _jason?
<17> When do 'sudo modprobe ndiswrapper' the prompt never returns. Seems like ndiswrapper doesn't want to load on dapper.
<17> Anybody else seen this?
<4> cloudeh: now: gksudo 'gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst', and then delete everything in there and replace it with the new stuff
<0> I think I dont have the option of sudo :(
<7> brendan_: that's what worked for me....but my friend recently installed ubuntu and had a hard time getting in. I forget what he ended up using for the p***word though
<14> I am having some ndiswrapper problem.
<10> _jason: Whats the new stuff?
<4> cloudeh: the file on your desktop
<14> It says my driver is invalid.
<0> why when I type sudo gedit it doesnt ask for my p***wd?
<15> carpediem, hmm the odd thing is it worked for a fiew secconds after i installed it once, but then failed a fiew secconds later
<4> phiber_optic: did you copy it to /usr/local/bin?
<14> All I need is the .inf, correct?
<10> _jason: okay.
<0> yeahhh
<7> brendan_: that is strange.
<4> phiber_optic: then just do 'authcheck invalid'
<14> Oh, I need the .sys
<0> _jason I think there is somehting wrong with my comput... every time I type sudo gedit it doesnt ask my p***wd :(
<10> _jason: done :)
<5> crimsun same 2 errors
<15> carpediem, and it worked for a while and then started this problem
<0> authcheck invalid
<0> bash: /bin/authcheck: Permission denied
<18> is there a way to convert more than one .ogg file to a .mp3 file at the same time
<4> cloudeh: now reboot, if for some reason you can't do anything.... boot with a livecd and come here (or restore the backup if you know how)
<19> phiber_optic: once you enter the p***word it won't ask again for 15 minutes
<10> _jason: Live CD it is...if i can find it >.<;
<4> cloudeh: hopefully you won't need to
<11> aireson: ok, try then simply: sudo modprobe snd-cs46xx
<0> bimberi are you sure?
<20> install mp32ogg
<20> taylor
<14> Is it possible for me to get the music from my iPod to go into Amarok?
<20> sudo mp32ogg /DIRECTORY OF MP3S/
<4> phiber_optic: oh, chmod +x /path/to/authcheck
<20> actually no need to sudo
<7> taylor_: well, always you can use something like: find -name "*.ogg"| xargs lame blah blah. Me personally, I use gnormalize
<19> phiber_optic: never :P
<9> !ipv6
<21> Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, SomeFool
<5> crimsun how can i tell if it accepted it
<8> How to open PDFs so they are editable?
<0> so is it true that once i put my p***wd it wont ask me for it for 15 min?
<4> phiber_optic: yes
<8> _jason: Can that time be configged, and how?
<4> tonyyarusso: yes and I don't know :)
<0> thanx jason
<11> aireson: did you get an error?
<8> _jason: 'k.
<7> brendan_: have you tried going in with mysqladmin or phpmyadmin?
<16> tonyyarusso, whats a good image editor?
<8> How to config the time sudo caches your p***wd?
<14> God, I love Wine.
<5> crimsun no, i just got my prompt back. nothing happened
<14> :-D
<11> aireson: pastebin output from the following (unless it says no soundcards found): cat /proc/asound/cards && amixer
<7> if you love Wine, maybe you should marry it.
<8> shortjollio: Gimp is very powerful, so much so that I am still only beginning to learn what I can do with it and how. I think that will be the general consensus. Installed by default.
<8> shortjollio: In Windows I used Macromedia's Fireworks.
<22> i have an apt-get update
<22> problem
<22> i get this error
<4> tonyyarusso: at least I would ***ume there was a way...
<16> tonyyarusso, sweet thx man
<22> Reading package lists... Done
<22> W: GPG error: http://security.ubuntu.com breezy-security Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
<22> W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
<22> whats that mean and how do i fix it?
<10> _jason: I restarted and i tried to boot windows and it gave me an error 12: Invalid device requested or something along the lines of that. Sorry my memory is bad.
<5> crimsun says no soundcards
<7> xlolx: did you try doing what it said? "sudo apt-get update"
<22> thats what i ran when it happened
<11> aireson: figures. Ok, sudo modprobe -r snd_cs46xx
<10> _jason: It booted linux just fine though.
<11> aireson: and you're positive that sudo modprobe snd-cs4236 fails?
<14> I am having a problem with ndiswrapper.
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