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[09:30]<cjzfjzzf_dyzrn>fyrestrtr, It doesn't allow changes, even as root. I need to change the fstab entry.
[09:30]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: hrmm, that's something new then. Try this sudo mkdir /var/run/mysqld && sudo chown mysql:mysql /var/run/mysqld && sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start
[09:30]<cjzfjzzf_dyzrn>I'm already editing it...
[09:30]<2dffd2ggggvv>QMario, have you figured out the flash problem?
[09:30]<rrrw9>Corporal_Dirge: Try umask=000
[09:31]<2dffd2ggggvv>QMario, try closing all instances of firefox and then typing killall esd in console
[09:31]<2dffd2ggggvv>and then open firefox and see
[09:31]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: Cannot create directory. '/var/run/mysqld' exists.
[09:32]<xrlcr>Does anyone know how I can write and rad to /usr2 , it is a drive I mounted but i have no permission.
[09:32]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: ls -l /var/run/mysqld -- who is the owner and group?
[09:32]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>Qmario, what also works is closing the browser, closing anything that makes sound and then doing this 'sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart' but the solution I gave actually appears to fix it
[09:32]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: It just says 'total 0'
[09:32]<rrrw9>hapka: What does it say when you type: ls -l /media/
[09:32]<pdznsvzvz>QMario: you should install !dmix -- that might fix it.
[09:33]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>or you could install dmix
[09:33]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>but !dmix is probably good too
[09:33]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>probably similar
[09:33]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: sorry, try ls -l /var/run/ -- then look at the owner and group column for mysqld
[09:33]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: I already removed /var/lib/mysql*, should I re-install..?
[09:33]<rrrw9>hapka: Wait, you mounted your removable drive to /usr2?
[09:33]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: did you remove it after it reinstalled or before?
[09:33]<2dffd2ggggvv>what dmix? I had a similar problem earlier.. I had sound working and then all of a sudden gone... and I found out killall esd worked.. but whats this dmix
[09:33]<xrlcr>ajax4 it says this: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 6 2006-07-21 00:00 cdrom -> cdrom0
[09:33]<xrlcr>drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 2006-07-21 00:00 cdrom0
[09:33]<qmzzyj>Okay, thank you all!!! :)
[09:34]<pdznsvzvz>billybennett: virtural mixer. Gives more than one channel to your soundcard so two streams can play simultaneously.
[09:34]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: After, like you told me to.
[09:34]<xrlcr>aja4 i mounted a 2nd hard drive to /usr2
[09:34]<xrlcr>:)
[09:34]<rrrw9>hapka: What does it say when you type: ls -l /usr2
[09:34]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: mysqld says mysql then root.
[09:34]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: *sigh*
[09:34]<syjuw>hi
[09:35]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: " sudo rm -rf /var/lib/mysql* then try it again"
[09:35]<rrrw9>hapka: wait
[09:35]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: sudo apt-get remove --purge mysql-client mysql-server && sudo apt-get install mysql-client mysql-client -- do not touch anything after that, and tell me the results of the install.
[09:35]<xrlcr>ajax4, it says this when I do ls -l /usr2: drwx------ 2 root root 16384 2006-07-21 16:12 lost+found
[09:35]<isnnisnn>how can I give all users read/execute permission on a directory ?
[09:35]<fyguw_usnz900wtw>i accidentally overwrote a directory by renaming another directory to the same name. is there anyway to get it back without paying a lot of money for commercial software?
[09:35]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: of course, that second mysql-client is actually mysql-server
[09:35]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>IseeIsee, sudo chmod 777 -R directory
[09:36]<syjuw>Hi people I can't install compiz-gnome due to libpango dependency :-( who can help me?
[09:36]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: sudo apt-get remove --purge mysql-client mysql-server && sudo apt-get install mysql-client mysql-server
[09:36]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: Ah, OK, I was about to ask.
[09:36]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>IseeIsee, my bad, not that
[09:36]<isnnisnn>humanpersonman what will this command do ?
[09:36]<xrlcr>ok
[09:36]<pdznsvzvz>sioux: the fine people in #ubuntu-xgl
[09:36]<lydnrr>Is it in XChat something like bookmarks for channels and server?
[09:36]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>IseeIsee, you only want to give them read/execute not write?
[09:36]<isnnisnn>humanpersonman: write as well
[09:37]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>ok for that then do that command I gave you
[09:37]<lxyzn>I installed realplayer, but now I can't get sound, I had it before, and other apps have sound, but real player doesn't
[09:37]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>replacing directory with the actual directory
[09:37]<isnnisnn>write, let me try
[09:37]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: Still stopped mysqld and then started mysqld, but it worked this time.
[09:38]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: good, now try this to make sure its working
[09:38]<pdznsvzvz>mysql -u root -p and hit enter, when it asks you for a password, just hit enter -- you should get the mysql> prompt
[09:38]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: I do.
[09:39]<pdznsvzvz>great, now you are up and running again.
[09:39]<isnnisnn>hummanpersonman: how can I check whether command was succesfully executed ?
[09:39]<rrrw9>hapka: did you get my PM?
[09:39]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>IseeIsee, cd directory
[09:39]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>then do ls
[09:39]<rrjzznrnq0>hello everyone
[09:39]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>everything in there should be green
[09:39]<xrlcr>no ajax4 :((i dont hink i did, let me check i am new to gaim
[09:39]<vyfarays>fyrestrtr: If I install administrator and the query browser, will that cause problems?
[09:39]<rrrw9>hapka: No, its in another irc window.
[09:39]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: no, those don't affect mysql.
[09:40]<rdgyrrf>alsa says it supports my chipset but it won't build the damn driver
[09:40]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>IseeIsee, or actually you ought to do this command "ls -l directory"
[09:40]<pdznsvzvz>Vilkacis: you can install those even if you don't have the mysql server on the machine (you can use them solely for remote mysql server tasks)
[09:40]<xrlcr>i dont think i did ajax4
[09:40]<xrlcr>i can message myself though
[09:40]<rrrw9>hapka: Give me the output of this: ls -ld /var*
[09:40]<nynnnn0>hi diddly doo to you
[09:41]<sjfr777q>yo does any1 know what .ink files are for?
[09:41]<rrrw9>ajax4: I just need the line with /var2 on it
[09:41]<xudzglgzsjgdzg>IseeIsee, when you do ls -l, they should all have rwxrwxrwx in front of them
[09:41]<vzzug0>is there someway to use apt-get to find out the version of a particular package?
[09:41]<xrlcr>output is this: admin@admin-desktop:~$ ls -ld /var*
[09:41]<xrlcr>drwxr-xr-x 14 root root 4096 2006-05-30 21:02 /var
[09:41]<pdznsvzvz>Sola6662: first guess, inkscape :)
[09:41]<dnw2yn>to spill all over the floor///
[09:41]<sjfr777q>xD
[09:41]<isnnisnn>humanpersonman: yeah they have, but the problem I was facing still does not solves
[09:41]<sjfr777q>good 1
[09:41]<pdznsvzvz>varun0: I think you can do it with dpkg
[09:41]<lj2svnz>Sola6662, i think that are MS® Windows® Links
[09:41]<dnw2yn>or your monitor
[09:42]<lj2svnz>p.e. a desktoip icon
[09:42]<sjfr777q>can thay be deleted?
[09:42]<nynnnn0>is it plug'd in ?
[09:42]<sjfr777q>i got some on my desktop by useing wine to install programs?
[09:42]<isnnisnn>humanpersonman: may be you can solve it, open this page http://eclipseme.org/docs/installation.html & read under the heading "Install the Wireless Toolkit", thats what I'm trying to acheive
[09:42]<zfzzdvd_>yo... what's up with new_ath_pci is it ubuntu's custom madwifi?
[09:42]<dnw2yn>Ive never heard of .ink files
[09:43]<rrrw9>varun0: Type this: aptitude show packagename
[09:43]<nynnnn0>hi
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