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<0> brammator, either technique will work. Just make sure the group exists before you run visudo if you use that
<1> lsilZha: is it apt asking if you want to continue installing packages?
<2> hey i just installed opeara first by apt get but there was no icon i menu, so i reinstalled with synaptic and same thing; how do i get the icon on panel?
<3> stocksy: yes
<4> Hi - Does anyone know how I can capture MPlayer output or do a video capture of what my xclient is seeing - that is, record the whole screen??
<1> lsilZha: then make it happy, say 'yes'
<5> how do you add something to your PATH so that evertime you open a terminal, your path is set
<6> timfrost i mean, adding '$user' to sudoers will work fine without any new groups, right? or there may be any glitches?
<7> hey guys, how do I change my localhost.localdomain name?
<3> stocksy: how? in tty1? or 4? i tried both already...
<8> d-o-b: There is actually a DapperFlight6 page on the wiki as well.
<5> i looked in bashrc (as sudo -i) and I wasnt sure where to put it
<2> i resinstalled opera with synaptic, i have no start icon on panel.
<1> lsilZha: ah, tty4 isn't accepting input from the keyboard?
<8> wd3: You gotta fetch an icon yourself with Google image search, put it in your pixmaps directory, and edit the menu to use the icon.
<3> stocksy: no it's just littering my hd with posting this question twice a second...
<2> tonyyarusso, aaaaaugh
<7> anyone know how to change your localhost.localdomain name?
<9> wd3, tonyyarusso Opera ships with it's own icons
<8> Madpilot: I didn't see 'em. Care to enlighten me?
<9> tonyyarusso, /usr/X11R6/include/X11/bitmaps/opera.xpm
<9> tonyyarusso, I think there are more around, that's just the first one I found when I installed opera
<0> brammator, you need the group if you expect multiple users to need sudo rights. But yes, on one machine, I explicitly added the user. Don't put '$user' literally in /etc/sudoers
<1> lsilZha: sorry, but I've not seen that before
<1> does anyone else know?
<3> stocksy: my remaining space reaches 1 gb... is there a way to clear up what was wrote to tty4 so far?
<2> tonyyarusso, when i edit the menu which file is the exec?
<6> timfrost yeah, thanks.
<2> Madpilot, thanks same question.
<9> wd3, for opera, just put "opera" in the command spot
<1> lsilZha: sorry dude, I don't know
<8> Madpilot: Well I'll be...
<2> Madpilot, was it there?
<8> Madpilot: I wonder why I didn't think to look there...oh, right, b/c no other icons are stored there. Heh.
<9> wd3, you don't need to put the full string (subdirectories & such), just the name of the app
<10> GOD ****ING DAMNIT
<10> WHY WONT THIS **** WORK
<11> !caps
<12> FYI, typing in ALL CAPS is considered to be 'yelling', and therefore rude behaviour.
<3> anybody got an idea? i'm running short of time....
<13> hah, calm down petal :)
<14> in an hour and a 1/2
<2> tonyyarusso, Madpilot , do i always have to do this when installing apps, darn it
<10> ...
<8> wd3: No.
<9> wd3, not always, most will put themselves into the menus
<13> Shadowpillar: the coc, mumble the coc to yourself..
<8> wd3: I've only done maybe one other besides Opera.
<10> instead of kicking me and spamming me with bots, can I please get some help with samba?
<7> I added my.name where localhost.localdomain was....help!!
<2> tonyyarusso, so u use opera?
<10> it's a strange error I get every time I start samba
<1> lsilZha: in the absence of other ideas, maybe just terminate the install and restart it?
<10> causes the server to die
<9> Shadowpillar, instead of using caps & swearing, how about asking an actual question?
<10> ..I just did
<8> wd3: Sometimes. I vary. FF1.07, FF1.5, Opera, Konqueror, links2, w3m, elinks, Dillo, Amaya, and a few others.
<10> instead of kicking me and spamming me with bots, can I please get some help with samba?
<10> er
<15> is there a list of packages you can install using apt-get? i want to find out what i've been missing out on
<10> whoops
<11> Shadowpillar: so why don't you tell us where did you paste your smb.conf? pastebin.com? paste.ubuntu-nl.org?
<16> redguy: thats true.. i have a ups though.. its somthing to consider if you dont thats for sure
<11> Shadowpillar: and no, nobody is spamming you with bots
<10> redguy: I know it's not an error with smb.conf
<2> tonyyarusso, ive been trying to install ff 1.5 for weeks, still unsuccsful. i just installed opera and man it's fast...
<9> Hexidigital, you can search in Synaptic, or use packages.ubuntu.com
<10> [2006/03/29 01:00:20, 1] auth/auth_util.c:make_server_info_sam(840)
<10> User Default in p***db, but getpwnam() fails!
<15> thanks madpilot
<17> Hexidigital: if you're using X, you can go through synaptic, there's a webpage with them, if youre using a terminal you can use aptitude, I don't recommend using apt directly though.
<10> thing is, there is no user default in samba's config file at all
<1> any powerpc users here that can help me with my kernel problem?
<3> stocksy: the problem is that he runs this automatically. it would give me more time... but it wouldn't solve the problem
<10> and where is the samba p*** db?
<9> tonyyarusso, just FYI, /usr/share/opera/images also has a whole bunch of Opera icons
<8> wd3: Definitely takes the cake for fast. My thing for Firefox is that I'm a bit of an extension, um, hogger, so I still use that primarily. Recommended Opera for people that just want fast and stable in my blog post yesterday though.
<18> has anyone ever seen this before: I'm using the network for either ftp or ssh, and all of a sudden the network stops working. It says that the eth0 interface is still active, but it clearly does not work. All I have to do is deactivate then activate it again and it starts it right back up. The problem does not occur everytime i use ftp or ssh though or in the exact same places.
<8> wd3: I hope you've seen the wiki for your 1.5 troubles?
<1> does 2.6.12-10 even support old world openfirmware?
<8> Madpilot: I must be blind. Oh well.
<9> tonyyarusso, <grin> amazing what Places->Search Files can find for you
<7> anyone good with using ubunut as a server?
<8> Madpilot: I guess.
<7> *ubuntu even*
<1> GTroy: that's a pretty broad question
<1> what kind?
<2> tonyyarusso, yes but still man it's rough. i'll stick with opera for now. ok so first i have to go to panel and put a installer there with opera in the command line right? then choose an icon for it and voila?
<3> stocksy: i got to go anyway... thanks for trying to help me out
<1> lsilZha: sorry I couldn't help more
<8> wd3: Launcher, not installer. But otherwise, yeah.
<7> stocksy: I installed apache2 mysql-server php5 php5-gd php5-mysql and id3v2
<2> tonyyarusso, ok u helped me again.
<2> Madpilot, u too.
<7> and when it asked for localhost.localdomain I used 'my.name'
<9> wd3, no problem
<8> wd3: You can add it to the panel, menu, or both, btw. Right-click the little Ubuntu icon next to "Applications" to edit the menu.
<19> hi !
<2> tonyyarusso, oh ok.
<7> stocksy: maybe you can help me figure out what/how to fix that
<19> I need some help : i need to set en environment variable before X starts
<19> anyone got an idea ?
<1> GTroy: is it complaining that my.name doesn't resolve?
<7> I get 404 error
<20> /etc/hostname
<20> i guess :o
<20> remember to edit /etc/hosts after or before editing /etc/hostname
<1> GTroy: which package asked for a hostname?
<7> I don't know it went into a graphical interface
<2> tonyyarusso, where it says command put "opera"?
<8> wd3: Correct.
<2> tonyyarusso, ok
<11> Shadowpillar: where the p*** db depends on the p***word backend which is specified in your smb.conf
<11> s/p*** db/ p*** db is/
<7> stocksy: any ideas what I should do? maybe reset the hostname?
<1> GTroy: I was thinking more along the lines of reconfiguring the package you installed to use the localhost.localdomain hostname for the time being
<10> redguy: p***db backend = tdbsam guest
<7> stocksy: I tried to reinstall them with no luck
<1> GTroy: did you use dpkg-reconfigure?
<21> in ubuntu/linux where are my usb devices? (/dev/?)
<7> stocksy: all of the packages?
<7> but to answer your question no
<22> http://www.rauotehuia.co.nz/Screenshot.png
<1> GTroy: i don't know which package asked for the hostname, but $ sudo dpkg-reconfigure <package> will step you through the configuration again for each package
<1> maybe this will help
<7> stocksy: ok, what should I use as localhost.localdomain?
<1> GTroy: leave it as localhost.localdomain for now
<7> ok cool
<23> what FTP server do you suggest me to install ?
<11> Shadowpillar: more info needed: did you install samba from the repos? are you running breezy?
<10> redguy: yes
<2> tonyyarusso, everything went well except this on exectution...http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11036
<10> redguy: thing is, the errors here dont reflect the settings in smb.conf
<10> at all
<10> and they were working
<24> How do I change the name of a disk?
<10> also, no instances of samba are running
<10> or nmbd
<25> gilianima: vsftpd is in the ubuntu main repository (hence it gets security updates from the core ubumt devs)
<11> Shadowpillar: it would really help me if you pasted testparm -s output into the pastebin
<8> wd3: Taking a look...
<11> Shadowpillar: no, they are not working if you can't run samba
<10> redguy: they were before
<10> see, samba was running
<11> Shadowpillar: and?
<10> then it decided to stop and kept giving that reason
<10> and even uninstalled, did a clear wipe, and redid the config again, I even backtraced what I did
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