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<0> *knoppix
<1> hmm, I can't seem to select WPA2 on my wireless settings.
<2> kiroh: dpkg -l libxine-extracodecs libdvdc22s streamer0.10-plugins-ugly totem-xine
<3> cparker: none of them are strictly necessary. you can make and use /yourbutt/ instead if you want to
<1> It only allows for WEP.
<2> kiroh: check you have them all
<4> i can't control the volume level by using key shortcuts (sound card sound blaster live 24)
<5> ok
<6> !apache
<7> apache is probably https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP
<8> flumotion anyone??
<9> dooglus: fine, you install root if you like. But for most users (who will use GRUB, will have a rescue mode, and will not know how to properly secure their system) they're better off using sudo
<2> ubotu fixxine is dpkg -l libxine-extracodecs libdvdc22s streamer0.10-plugins-ugly totem-xine
<7> Frogzoo: okay
<3> polpak: I'm not suggesting installing anything extra. I'm just setting my root p***word.
<9> dooglus: and you are welcome too. But it's not recommended
<4> any ideas? i think it might be something realted to gstreamer but what do i know i'm almost a newbie
<3> polpak: I use sudo too. I just like to have a root p***word set for when things go wrong.
<2> ubotu no, fixxine is dpkg -l libxine-extracodecs libdvdcss2 streamer0.10-plugins-ugly totem-xine
<7> okay, Frogzoo
<0> dooglus, a fair point. But, please, document and support what's used here.
<9> dooglus: I'd rather have a rescue mode, or a boot cd. Cause those will be much more likely to help
<3> polpak: I'd like a rescue mode too, but it doesn't work for me - or at least, I don't know how to get into it if it does.
<10> The live CD version of dapper has a rescue mode.
<3> garryfre: it does?
<0> dooglus, well, write a stanza for lilo that matches the one from grub: booting into single user mode, ***uming no root p***word set.
<1> Does Ubuntu support WPA2?
<4> anybody has aounf issues like this in ubuntu with this sound card? please i can use the one onboard but it sounds like a bean can
<10> Yeah, I stumbled on it today, Oh scuse, its the alternate install cd that has a rescue mode.
<11> how do I go about editing the sources.list?
<3> nickrud: what does the grub stanza say?
<12> hm
<5> thanks ... but i will do that tomorrow
<5> bye
<12> I would like a regex expression to allow _ inside usernames :/
<3> robert_: for what program?
<0> dooglus, relevant line: kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.15-23-386 root=/dev/hdb2 ro single
<13> which is the url tutorial for xine setup?
<14> ok people....I am outta here...need to bootup ub laterz all
<12> dooglus: adduser, heh
<4> is it beacause the shortcut uses pcm control and not master? or what?
<3> robert_: adduser doesn't take an re argument does it?
<0> dooglus, i could pm you the entire stanza
<15> ok, i'm trying to recover data off of a dying hard disk, and i'm getting scsi errors after a while ( http://pastebin.com/706050 ), is there anything i can do to reset the state of the disk other than cutting power to it? it's sATA
<12> it's inside adduser.conf with the NAME_REGEX configuration option :P
<3> nickrud: please.
<16> Hello all
<4> this is so frustrating
<17> should I get a palm Zire 31, or a Compaq Ipaq (3630) ?
<18> do the amarok themes work in gnome?
<19> is there something which can run through the file system and repair permissions?
<12> I don't really care if this is 'insecure'- as this is a development server, with a limited number of people who may access it
<13> does anyone knows why i dont hear anything sound? my sustem detect the sound chip but nothings happen(no audio)
<3> robert_: use this then: ^[a-z_][-a-z0-9_]*$
<12> (e.g. vpn-only)
<12> ah
<12> thanks
<0> Lukian, probably not, did you screw up your permissions?
<4> udo as far as i know the default sonund config is silenced
<20> Just an FYI , folks: Yesterday, we moved a Debian Sarge server over to 6.06, using a dist-upgrade, without a hitch. I was very, very impressed indeed.
<21> Ayabara, there is a ubuntu dapper server on the vmware site, you could always upgrade that to full ubuntu
<3> robert_: if you don't want to allow names to *start* with a '_', then remove the first '_' from the re and leave the 2nd
<10> try altamixer at the terminal and make sure your channels are not muted.
<19> nickrud: possibly
<17> darkman241, congratulations. that's pretty sweet.
<0> darkman241, yes, impressive indeed :)
<17> apt is a very robust tool for deb-based systems ;)
<20> :)
<1> !WPA2
<7> Dirge: I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<13> how can i enable this silence?
<3> robert_: it means "begins with a-through-z or '_', and is followed by 0-or-more of ('-', 0-9, a-z, and '_')
<1> !WPA
<10> Also linux tends to have a lower volume.
<4> maruchan amarok works in gnome but be sure to have all the codecs installed
<0> Lukian, the only true way (for us normal dudes, not those types who just did an dist-upgrade from sarge to dapper) is to reinstall
<4> i did it i worked fine
<18> no i know it works i have it working, but i just found that it has themes
<10> alsamixer at /appplications/accessories/terminal
<4> but nobody is willing to answer my simple question i see thanks for that
<19> nickrud: I vagely remember running some command as part of a howto to fix up permissions
<22> is there a way to do sudo in filebrowser?
<4> ho
<1> !WPA
<22> !wpa
<19> Jaak_: sudo nautilus? :P
<22> yes
<0> Lukian, permission **** if they are bad, and there is no easy way to fix them.
<3> Jaak_: alt-f2 sudo <whatever>
<22> ok
<22> thanks
<23> anyone with VMWARE : i get this error (on XGL) upon trying to maximize nable to find an appropriate host video mode.
<23> Adding the guest mode to the 'display' subsection of the 'screen' section of your /etc/X11/XF86Config and restarting X is likely to help.
<23> Failed to switch to full screen mode.
<19> nickrud: ok, well, I guess I find out what happen when I have to reboot :)
<24> Jaak_, be careful with "sudo nautilus" - it works, but delete the wrong thing and you could have all sorts of fun...
<0> Lukian, true :)
<25> :D "all sorts of fun"
<25> "weE!"
<26> the joy of a rm -rf /
<27> can anyone tell me where my X session settings are kept....my keyboard and mouse are not behaving correctly and the settings don stick...if I log on as another user everything works OK
<2> Jaak_: run x apps as root is usually pretty unrecommended
<19> zelevw: /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
<27> Lukian: local user...not system wide but thank you
<19> ah odd
<2> Bazzi: please don't mention such dark acts - keep it child (and newb) friendly
<0> zelevw, System-Prefs-Keyboard and Mouse, try those first
<26> Frogzoo: I didn't put sudo before it ;-)
<4> i did the google thing and also the wiki thing and also the forum thing and no one was able to answer my question i see here isn't different
<3> Lukian: what did you do that messed permissions up?
<27> nickrud: the setting changes I make do not stick...thanks anyways...theres gotta be a file wi the settings
<2> Bazzi: ;)
<2> lol
<10> I remembr my first desaster from running as root. I tried to backup the system but gzip removes the files after archiving. If I had not been root I might not have been able to fubar the isystem.
<23> anyone using Vmware and xgl?
<26> xice: linux as guest or host?
<0> zelevw, thos should be instantanous changes, and persistent for that user ...
<23> Bazzi, linux host
<26> oh, OK :)
<23> no point of the other way
<10> I don't know the anwer to your question Bulltitan. I wish I could help.
<27> nickrud: they should but they dont
<20> Oh, another thing: We have developed a system whereby we can remotely and automatically deploy (Ubuntu) to large numbers of workstations (running windows), resulting in a fully configured dual boot system. We've already done this with Breezy (across around 400 workstations), and we now have the Dapper drop almost ready. Can someone suggest a good place where we can document this in the future?
<11> ok, one more time in case it was missed, how do I go about editing the sources.list file?
<28> Bind or NSD ?
<4> thanks for that honesty at least garryfre ;)
<21> darkman241, the wiki?
<10> bulltitan welcome. good luck.
<0> bulltitan, and I didn't see the question. I'm probably not alone.
<29> breezy uses kernel version 2.6 by default, right?
<28> darkman241: #ubuntu-doc
<0> Ulfalizer, yes
<29> thanks
<2> Ulfalizer: 2.6.9 on install, 2.6.12 latest in the repos iirc
<21> Geoffrey2, 'sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list'
<20> Mattheww: *me* slaps his head. :P The wiki sounds good. I forgot that one. :P
<4> ho nick is just that seems to be that sound blaster live 24 sound cards are not fully detected and it works just at half power
<0> Frogzoo, 2.6.15 on dapper
<21> darkman241, hehe
<4> including keyboard shortcuts for volume control
<29> just needed the info to install it with Parallels. i'm more familiar with bsd's.
<0> bulltitan, ok. Watch this space, crimsun hangs out here now and then. Ask him
<30> 2.6.12 is most current in breezy
<30> Matthewv, Geoffrey2, gksudo
<4> ok
<15> ok, how about this: how do i power down a sata disk?
<0> erh, gotta read more carefully, Flannel
<20> It's a really cool system. We're very proud of it. :)
<31> bulltitan: what's the issue?
<30> nickrud: hmm? heh.
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