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Comments:
<0> iam tired of putting the p***word in everytime I start it up.
<1> KingDong: you start up? where are you having to put the p***word in?
<2> KingDong, there's good reason for only root to be able to edit it, sorry.
<3> cant find the latest dapper
<4> I tried to install libusb-0.1.12 and ... it failed. How do I make a clean unistall ?
<2> The_Hague, /join #ubuntu+1
<3> i found it
<0> Ya i dont want to put the p***word in. iam the only one useing this computer i just get tired of putting the p***word in.
<1> pundai: okay, but the first number stays the same?
<1> pundai: and does suspend-to-RAM work on your laptop?
<5> sladen, suspend to ram=sleep right? if so, then yes
<2> Old, http://www.castaglia.org/proftpd/doc/contrib/ProFTPD-mini-HOWTO-Umask.html
<6> looking at it now
<2> kk
<2> that's likely the issue
<7> Is there a quicken-type program on the repos?
<8> Joetheodd: gnucash and grisbi
<9> hola
<10> neat, using my new phone
<0> ahhhhh.....:( u ppl no help
<5> sladen, whoops Fn+ESC works now after commenting out the line in defaults/acpi-support
<2> joedj, gnucash = the best
<7> pyter, tu habo english?
<8> !es
<11> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
<6> ocked, dont understand a **** tbh
<9> no
<10> anyone run dapper x64 version?
<12> I'm looking at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows, Using the LiveCD and overwriting the Windows Bootloader--"4. Type "root (hd0,6)", or whatever your harddisk + boot partition numbers are (my /boot is at /dev/sda7, which translates to hd0,6 for grub)." How do i find out what my harddisk + partition numbers are, especially when I have linux on one hard-disk, and Windows on another?
<8> Old: language please
<13> ocked, also while opening synaptic i got the following msg..http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/14028
<2> Old, well, if you're trying to run an ftp server it's probably a good idea to figure it out
<6> ocked, It really doesnt give me any information, As I cant seem to find any examples, etc.
<6> tritium, sorry. Could you perhaps help me? I want to give a user full access to /var/www/cstrike with proftpd
<5> and i pressed it m ultiple times so when i resume from sleep, it keeps making me sleep
<5> please dont sleep again
<14> Joetheodd: heh, if you are asking some, say hablas ingles?
<1> ubuntu: cat /etc/fstab
<2> astrisk, just reload your package-list
<12> thanks sladen
<10> no one here is running the x64 version?
<1> !justaks
<11> sladen: Huh? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<15> Champpc: of ubuntu?
<7> NickGarvey: huh?
<5> hehehe
<1> !justask
<11> - Ask your question and we'll try to answer it.
<2> Champpc, sorry, not me
<10> yeah
<8> Old: use chmod
<15> Champpc: many in here are
<6> could you give me an example? Im not so experienced with ubuntu
<10> wondering what kind of issues i should expect
<14> Joetheodd: "you speak english?" "hablas ingles?"
<12> sladen, I get:
<12> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ cat /etc/fstab
<12> /dev/mapper/casper-snapshot / auto noatime 0 0
<12> tmpfs /tmp tmpfs nosuid,nodev 0 0
<12> /dev/hdb5 swap swap defaults 0 0
<14> !paste
<7> NickGarvey, oh.
<11> Please don't flood the channel! For best results use the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ and tell people the URL
<2> tritium, that's only a temporary fix, he wants the directories created by the ftp user to be accessible
<15> Champpc: no flash, no w32codecs.
<16> what do i need to install to play avi vidz
<6> NickGarvey knows, remember me nick?
<15> alsa: /msg ubotu restricted
<14> Old: yup
<10> or is there a siye dedicated to the x64 version? like whats needed to use 32bit apps and stuff
<8> ocked: oh, he didn't specify that to me
<17> !tell alsa about restricted
<2> tritium, yeah, he's having proftpd issues
<18> I need some help installing Ubuntu Linux on a Mac
<1> ubuntu: okay, do sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
<15> Champpc: the only way in Ubuntu is to make a 32bit chroot
<15> Ubuntu is unfortunately not BiArch
<14> Champpc: most 64 bit processors are backwards compatable with 32 bit programs
<1> ubuntu: and look for the big one labelled Linux
<16> how about this
<16> ubuntu keeps my session saved
<19> hi all
<15> NickGarvey: yes, but you'd need to have a full new installation of Ubuntu, as it's not BiArch
<16> i cant let it reboot into a fresh session
<2> tritium, I pointed him here, I've got a project to do, but this seems to address it: http://www.castaglia.org/proftpd/doc/contrib/ProFTPD-mini-HOWTO-Umask.html
<12> sladen, nothing happens
<12> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
<12> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$
<6> Hey, could you help me out NickGarvey? Im having troubles with my ftp account, I want him to be able to see all the dirs, access them, change them, (full access) in /var/www/cstrike - but when he creates a new dir, he cant enter it.
<16> i think its getting a slow performance in loading
<1> NickGarvey: all amd64 ones are. Others, (Sparc64, Itanium, Power4, Alpha... aren't)
<8> ocked: thanks for point him to that.
<1> ubuntu: sudo fdisk -l /dev/hda
<13> ocked, while reloading i get the following error msg http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/14029
<20> Hey all... How can I make it so directories starting with .'s visible in programs when I have to browse for files? It's getting VERY annoying. For example, when I need to select "Sound" files, I can't access /home/duckdown/.xchat2/sounds because .xchat2 isn't visible in the file browser. This goes for anything in GNOME.
<12> ubuntu is on my second hard drive
<10> apok, seriously? so its not as compatible as say 64bit suse? they have biarch
<1> duckdown: .* dotfiles are hidden files
<12> Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
<12> /dev/hda1 * 1 9728 78140128+ 7 HPFS/NTFS
<15> Champpc: that's correct.
<1> duckdown: if you just start typing the name of the hidden folder you can enter it
<8> ubuntu: please don't paste here, ok?
<15> Champpc: it's quite sad :(
<12> ...
<21> bah
<22> ubuntu - pastebin.com
<21> darn u ubuntug uys :)
<12> I thought there was a 4 line rule or something like that
<6> NickGarvey, have any ideas regarding that trouble? As the user cant access the dir's he just created the ftp account is useless to him.
<16> any one here knows how to make ubuntu STOP saving the session
<1> ubuntu: you don't appear to have any Linux partitions? Did you wipe them when installing Windows?
<10> ok, thanks again guys
<12> They are on my second hard disk, like I said
<12> as far as I know, hda is hard drive 1
<5> hey sladen so sleep works now
<23> what is the relationship between ubuntu and mepis? sometimes i see references to "ubunto-mepis" as if they were (at least nearly) the same thing
<15> james_xxx: mepis is now being based on kubuntu
<15> james_xxx: previously it was based directly on debian
<23> ty apokryphos
<1> pundai: okay, and is restores probably? In which case I can white-list it
<12> doing the same with HDB gives me three partitions, my swap, my linux, and Extended
<24> hey ompaul you here?
<24> nickrud, you here?
<16> !saved session
<11> alsa: Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<23> if i installed KDE on my ubuntu system, would it bear some resemblance to mepis?
<20> sladen: I can't manually enter anything. There is just an arrow indicating "cd .." and a box where I can select like /home or /home/duckdown, and then two buttons that say OK or CANCEL
<5> sladen, yep
<25> hey, any of you use tscp before in ubuntu?
<5> it suspends to ram and disk perfectly
<5> just not the Fn keys
<26> how to convert an rpm file to deb with alien? I mean what is the commnad
<16> any one know how to disable my ubuntu from saving the session after i log out ?
<16> i uncheck the option on logout menu
<1> ubuntu: in that case it would be hd(1,1) (second disk, second partition, counting from zero)
<15> C-O-L-T: man alien
<16> but it keeps saving the session
<26> apokryphos: man alien and file name?
<15> C-O-L-T: man alien to find out its usage 8)
<23> how does one install the KDE desktop in ubuntu?
<1> duckdown: in nautilus just type the filename
<15> james_xxx: /msg ubotu kubuntu
<8> james_xxx: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
<20> sladen: let me try, thanks
<23> ty agaib apok
<1> duckdown: in any of the open dialogue boxes, type Ctrl-L and then the filename
<12> sladen: Error 11: Unrecognized device string
<20> Ahh!
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