On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, John Dangler wrote:
can someone tell if the output from config and compile during emerge are
captured somewhere?
I emerged gd and then re-compiled php but still have no access to the image
functions.
Have you run 'emerge -pv' to check the use flags for php? If the gd (or
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, Cosmin Nicolaescu wrote:
Software is something that I was actually wondering...what UPS
manufacturers have better support in linux?
A while back, I was working with a system that had an APC SmartUPS with a
network management module that provided SNMP and telnet. This is a
On Tue, 8 Feb 2005, daniel wrote:
i've disabled PermitRootLogin in sshd_config and now i find that i miss it a
great deal when it comes to server administration. i need to copy some files
from a directory on the master machine to a directory owned by root on a
series of cluster machines.
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, Nick Smith wrote:
Alternatively, you can use svgatextmode, but this doesn't take effect
until the appropriate init script is run.
well thats fine with me as long as my working area is a higher
resolution, how do you get svgatextmode to work?
It's been quite a while since I've
On Thu, 3 Feb 2005, Nick Smith wrote:
i cant seem to get anything smaller on my console than the 'default8x16
that is in rc.conf, how do i get a higher resolution at the command
prompt, like when the machine is booting up? the other fonts ive tried
either dont work and give some putfont error or
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, George Bingham wrote:
Hey all,
I've just installed 2.4.26. I have two graphics cards, each has a
monitor, my primary display is an old ATI (Rage 128), and the other
one is an NVidia GEforce 2. I have X installed and working with the
KDE desktop using the ATI card it's monitor.
On a new system, I uninstalled ssmtp, and then ran the following emerge:
# emerge --ask --verbose postfix spampd clamav amavisd-new
All went well, until I tested the mail system, and discovered that
/usr/sbin/sendmail was a symlink to /usr/sbin/ssmtp, which I thought I had
removed. Checking the
On Sat, 29 Jan 2005, Bob Sanders wrote:
FWIW - I went to www.mysql.com during this and the only place that innodb is
mentioned, is in the forums. In that forum, there is no sticky concerning
installing it or what it does.
I just went there myself and checked the docs, starting with the page for
I am working with a co-worker in trying to set up a terminal server with
kphone, and he's having problems. All advice appreciated.
Basically I have an up-to-date gentoo system with ltsp installed.
I have done all the things necessary to execute apps on the terminal
system rather than the
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, Bluesman wrote:
Took me days to figure out lm-sensors.
Select the options as modules, then mess with the modprobe order. I found out
that with the right order gkrellm2 is able to read the data from /sys. Been a
while though and I never really tried to figure out why, but
Today I did a sync and upgrade, which I haven't done for several days.
There's quite a few packages to upgrade, but I started with portage.
Then I upgraded gentoolkit (as indicated by the portage post-install
messages). Then I proceeded to upgrade gcc.
After that, I got the dreaded:
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, raptor wrote:
is there a easy way to grep rotated logs... when they are gziped...
I mean a quick way.. i.e. ready console tool..
zgrep. or 'zcat | grep' if zgrep should be missing.
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On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Claudinei Matos wrote:
So genkernel had marked that's options and I tried to compile the kernel
without any other changes, but the module iptables had not compiled
Device Drivers -
Networking support -
Networking Options -
[*] Network packet filtering
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Mark Knecht wrote:
How about just unmounting the disk and trying:
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=EXILE_DISK_1.iso
perhaps? That'll give you an exact (and burnable) copy of the disk.
Not a happy dd process...
Gentoo2 root # dd if=/dev/cdrom of=EXILE_DISK_1.iso
dd: reading
On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Paul Stear wrote:
Can anybody help with my backup script? I need to calculate the free space on
a disc.
I can get the disc size so all I need is to calculate the used size and then
subtract.
Or is there an easier way?
df
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On Tue, 27 Jan 2004, Thomas T. Veldhouse wrote:
Can anybody recommend a command line mail client for UNIX (shells)? One
requirement is that it is fully compatible with GnuPGP and Maildir
format mail storage. I have been trying to use Mutt but I have found it
tedious and ugly when it comes
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004, Olli wrote:
How I can disable password authentication to single user (with ssh)?
User needs password to local login, but I want to deny ssh -logins with
password.
If you have ssh using pam, I would use pam_listfile in /etc/pam.d/sshd, to
let you specify a list of users
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Aaron Walker wrote:
I was considering the following:
- a seperate machine to handle all backup's of the various machines on
my home LAN
- buy another 80G and a RAID card and run it in RAID 1
any recommendations?
What I will soon be doing will be hooking up a couple
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Guy Van Sanden wrote:
Is it possible to search through openoffice documents in a given
directory (or subdirectories) for a text string?
And if so, how can it be done?
The OpenOffice file format is zipped xml. So you should just be able to
use zgrep, although it will miss
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Andrey Kartashov wrote:
'Shift+Insert' works for me in most X terminals (xterm, aterm, etc), no
configuration required.
'screen' is another very useful package you may want to consider. I do a lot
without event touching the mouse.
shift+insert works great. I should
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Norbert Kamenicky wrote:
The OpenOffice file format is zipped xml. So you should just be able to
use zgrep, although it will miss any phrases that have extra formatting in
them, such as a phrase in which part of it is underlined. Also, I'm not
sure how that will
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Ian Truelsen wrote:
Is it possible, assuming that each user's home directory is on a
separate partition, to have the user's home directory mount only when
they login and then umount on logout?
http://www.flyn.org/projects/pam_mount/
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Does anyone know a way to set up a keyboard shortcut to emulate the middle
mouse button? (useful for copy once, paste many). I am using fluxbox.
Thanks.
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On Thu, 22 Jan 2004, Nuckerl Stefan wrote:
Am I getting old???
Since when can tar extract a bz2 file directly??
At some point, they added the -y flag to tar to uncompress using bzip2.
Then they changed it to -I. But now it's a nice and simple -j.
I could have that wrong. I found that
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004, Roy Kidder wrote:
Not sure about that, but in case you weren't aware of it, X can fake the
presence of a three-button mouse (where the two standard buttons are
pressed simultaneously to emulate the third button).
No, the mouse is a 3-button, but I'd rather not have to
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Nuckerl Stefan wrote:
Not sure about that, but in case you weren't aware of it, X can fake the
presence of a three-button mouse (where the two standard buttons are
pressed simultaneously to emulate the third button).
No, the mouse is a 3-button, but I'd rather
I found the solution. In the default 'keys' file, it has:
Mod1 F1: Workspace1
Looking at the docs, I noticed the command is 'Window', so the line should
be:
Mod1 F1: Workspace 1
Making that change allows me to switch desktops.
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I've recently switched from KDE to fluxbox. It works great, except that
the alt key does not work. Using xev and xmodmap, it looks like the
keymap is set up correctly, but alt-[anything] does not do anything, and
in fact, in an aterm, alt-f1 will display something like '~[[1' (I'm not
at my
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004, Norbert Kamenicky wrote:
I have two sound cards (emu10k1 and via82xx) using Alsa. Both modules
load, however only the em10k1 has a /dev/sound/dsp device created for
it.
Do I need to create the devices manually? If so, where can I find out
how to create them
On Wed, 7 Jan 2004, Jeff Adams wrote:
Any recommendations for something that could look for error or warning
messages in logs produced by syslog-ng and then mail them to me?
grep | mail
Or a small perl script, if you want to get fancy.
A little more exotic would be to have syslog-ng put all
On Tue, 6 Jan 2004, Nuckerl Stefan wrote:
I thought those D-Link routers have an interface to setup dynamic ip
updates
They do. And every 30 days, I got an email saying my hostname was about
to expire. Since there's no renew now, I just went to the webpage to
renew.
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usermod takes an extemely long time to run the following command:
usermod -g users -G wheel,audio,games,users,slocate,portage,apache doug
Is there something wrong with this command? I don't understand why this
would take any amount of time.
On Fri, 12 Dec 2003, Helgi [iso-8859-1] Örn Helgason wrote:
I got syslogd installed but I've never tweaked anything having to do
with logfiles so I haven't got a clue where to start. Guess I'll have to
RTFM...:-)
I think syslogd has its own log rotation program (for syslog log files).
For
On Sun, 7 Dec 2003, Glenn English wrote:
OK, this is a fun thread. So what plays the .ogg abcde just made for me?
Ah. xmms.
Or on command line, ogg123 is the basic player. mp3blaster will also play
oggs.
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On Sun, 7 Dec 2003, Jeff Smelser wrote:
This handles different versions and where each one is progressing, I just hope
they start realizing they can't delete and ebuild just because they are 2-3
versions past it or the like. I got caught on that with wget. I upgraded,
later that week, I
On Sun, 7 Dec 2003, Tom Hosiawa wrote:
One of the biggest differences I can think of between a source-based
distro (such as Gentoo) and a binary-package based one is that you rarely
have library dependency issues. If you compile a newer package against an
older library, it will usually
On Sun, 7 Dec 2003, Tom Hosiawa wrote:
After doing some googling, I know I can't mount a music cd.
So if I want to rip the songs of the cd to mp3's with a program like
lame, how do I tell it where the input wav file is? Or is there some
better way to ripping music cd's?
I like command line,
On Sat, 6 Dec 2003, Ernie Schroder wrote:
H, I might be making progress on my random crashes. I asked
earlier about doing emerge -e kde and was thinking about going a head
with that but kdelibs was blocking glibc. I was still in the mood to
give it a go so I did
# emerge -C
On Fri, 5 Dec 2003, Thomas Smith wrote:
I've followed this guide to a tee and things aren't working like I
thought they would. To sum it up, I figured that using this guide would
allow me to replace /etc/passwd and associated files and authenticate
against the LDAP directory (via pam_ldap and
On Tue, 3 Dec 2003, Zarick Lau wrote:
When I type date to check the time (just want to see whether I shall
sleep or not!) I find that, the system time is 12-03-2017. And a quick
look in the system reveal the fact that, near half of the system file
has the wrong date and the other half is
On Mon, 1 Dec 2003, Christopher Lyon wrote:
Can anybody recommend a good PCI internal modem that will work with
Gentoo? I have found a couple of links out, idir.net/~. and they all
seem to have outdated information. Any help would be appreciated.
Just make sure it says hardware modem.
On Sat, 29 Nov 2003, Ernie Schroder wrote:
Thanks for the help so far... the box crashed again after about 3.5
hrs. Top and ps aux show nothing of help. Does anyone have any idea
of how else I can track this down?
In a word, memtest86.
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On Sat, 29 Nov 2003, Ernie Schroder wrote:
Memtest86 passes without error or crash, for that matter. But, good
point. I tried that yesterday. Hmmm. it's been up 4 1/2 hrs now.
That's the best so far today.
I actually had bad RAM that passed a memtest86. Of course, I only had it
on normal
On Fri, 21 Nov 2003, Jonas Widarsson wrote:
Eerh! ... ... This is embarrassing.
I wanted to kow what is in the /etc/localtime file, so I did:
cat /etc/localtime
And now my gentoo install procedure console character set has gone crazy.
Only the character colours are right. The rest is a
On Tue, 18 Nov 2003, Alan wrote:
Based on what I have heard, mac and pc video cards aren't interchangable
because the bios is mac or pc :( You have to flash the bios somehow.
I'm sure there are tools out there, but like the other poster said, it's
dangerous (or so I heard).
Gotta love
On Sun, 16 Nov 2003, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
I have a server that has dual Athlon MP 2200+'s. Each processor has the HSF that
came in
the package with the processor. I have 2 case fans: one at the front pulling in air
and
one at the back pulling the air out. The box has been up for 45 days
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I would tar up and remove (or simply rename) the homedir so the keys are
no longer accessible, in addition to usermod -L.
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, mathieu wrote:
Maybe changing her shell to /bin/false ?
I'm not 100% up to speed on how key auth works, been a while
I see two things:
First, you're not binding to the LDAP server to set the passwords. You
don't have a bindpw set (no secret retrieved).
Second, you're mixing local files with ldap. You've created
/etc/samba/private/smbpasswd, but the smbpasswd program wants to set
passwords in LDAP.
If you
Does anyone here use any online payment gateways, and can you tell me how
good or bad they are? This is for real-time transactions (ie, X dollars
for Y minutes), on a FreeBSD/apache server, preferably with no credit card
info stored locally.
All I know is there's a ton of different companies out
On Fri, 24 Oct 2003, Dennis Freise wrote:
earthdawn portage # qpkg -q xfree
x11-base/xfree-4.1.0-r6
DEPENDED ON BY:
net-analyzer/nessus-core-2.0.8a
x11-base/xfree-4.3.0-r2
[snip]
Sooo, nessus-core is it. Let's have a look at the ebuild:
DEPEND==net-analyzer/libnasl-${PV}
On Fri, 24 Oct 2003, Ryan Dlugosz wrote:
What motherboard does it have ?? It's likely an Intel, I believe. The
Motherboard Monitor page only has (4) Dells listed, but lots more Intel.
Thanks for the reply, Hall. I'm not sure specifically what board it is,
but I'm fairly certain that it
On Thu, 23 Oct 2003, Mike Williams wrote:
The work one is a Thinkpad R40e, and it's horrendous, truly awful. A P4m 1.8,
so it's speedyish, but not what it should (it feels slower than my laptop).
The Radeon chip and ATI agp work nicely with development X (4.3.99-13). What
makes it truly awful
at which to place the screens. You then put these commands in your
.xinitrc.
It may also be possible, depending on your desktop manager, to set up
everything and save it as a profile which gets automatically loaded
(perhaps by logging out when everything is set).
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that as
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://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/), a replicating
network filesystem. I've never used it or looked at it in detail, other
than seeing it in the network filesystem options in the kernel, so you'll
have to see if it's what you want. Though if it's as good as it sounds,
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, they can do one with a Nehemiah board, which should
have better video performance. I don't know how the Nehemiah boards (or
any Via boards) rank in video output, though.
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though it worked just
fine from same CD on other boxes (nice console background, framebuffer). What
can be wrong?
The modes are video card specific. Type 'scan' at that prompt and wait a
few minutes to see what's available to you, and then use one of those
numbers.
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the very beginning of the file.
md5sum needs to read the entire file in order to be able to add up the
contents and come up with a checksum. Use file and md5sum on an iso and
it's very clear which is faster.
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beep, three short beeps - no
vga code, and no video.)
Video problem. Try reseating your video card.
http://www.pcguide.com/ts/x/sys/beep/
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the motherboard itself was
bad.
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, or another high quality grease. All your symtoms are
classic overheating problems.
I like Arctic Alumina (available from Arctic Silver), which is nicely
non-conductive.
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On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Bobby R. Cox wrote:
Is there a command line utility such as mpg123 that can convert .ogg to
.cdr?
sox infile.ogg outfile.cdr
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having a cool set of options, will sort files by
date, earliest first, so right at the bottom of the screen will be the
most recently used files. Doing that in /etc might help you pinpoint the
problem.
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Linux can read a working hfsplus partition, it can't fix it.
Why does it happen? I don't know.
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to look at the stuff on
http://www.postfix.org/rewrite.html, in particular 'append_at_myorigin'
and 'append_dot_mydomain'.
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help with a solution tho...
I also have an rtl8139. I use APM instead of ACPI due to
incompatibilities. I could boot up with noacpi, but what's the point.
USB also does not work with ACPI.
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for ufies.org.
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regularly -
makes it much easier to fix.
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on startup, whether interactive
# or not. This file *should generate no output* or it will break the
# scp and rcp commands.
From the top of .bash_profile:
#This file is sourced by bash when you log in interactively.
So, you should have your fortune command in .bash_profile.
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: src_compile aborted;
exiting.
I attempted to file a bug, but hit a (known) javascript bug in bugzilla.
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/sda as the
device. If it's a destructive test, this will wipe out everything
including the partition table.
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doesn't show anything of use.
Is there a config somewhere where I can set time out?
If you use screen, then processes won't get interrupted by timeouts.
You'll be able to log back in and reconnect to the screen session, which
will still be going.
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removed the wrong one, leaving
the defective one in.)
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card uses an RTL8139 chip. Don't use
ACPI. There are known issues with both RTL8139 and USB.
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program which uses the database as a backend,
including depends based on current use flags.
It does, of course, take a while to run this program.
Anyone interested can look at
http://www.simons-rock.edu/~marshal/projects/portage2sql/
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On Fri, 26 Sep 2003, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Check out portagesql.breakmygentoo.net
Ah, I wasn't aware of this. It's probably a bit more sophisticated than
my simple attempt. It was a good exercise anyway. :)
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, witch you recomend for this kind of task ?
Use a mailing list manager, which tends to self-throttle. With qmail, it
would be ezmlm. With a different mail server (postfix, exim, sendmail),
it would be one like mailman.
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support proposals to make it
'Windows' like.
Don't worry, this guy has all the earmarks of a troll. From what I
managed to read of his posts anyway lol.
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have a list of available modes and numbers for them.
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for 2.6, and OSS being phased
out.
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),
the init script is moved from alsa-driver to alsa-utils.
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or other, sound is no longer in drivers.
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, of course). So, given a blocksize of 1024 bytes, an 800 byte
file takes up 1024 bytes. A 5 byte file takes up 1024 bytes.
Some of the newer filesystems such as Reiserfs try to fix this by putting
all the little tails in a single block.
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.
It seems to me that a speedup would be to first attempt to ping the host,
and if that succeeds, then try to mount the NFS share. This would have to
be optional, of course, since some hosts may be configured not to reply to
pings.
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lossless), so you can do
whatever you want with them.
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those.
If you're still having problems, post the mail log entries you get when
you try to send mail. Postfix does work without the content filter set,
right?
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procmail, since it has spamd which is always
running and spamassassin as a client program to that. And then you get
the ability to only send small emails through it. If it's possible to run
antivirus from within procmail, then you get the advantage of a very
portable setup.
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of yesterdays postings? Is it possible?
Don't worry, most of it was Barry MacMahon saying he's out of the office
until the 22nd, and he'll answer your email when he gets back on the 18th.
I'd write an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] complaining he overloaded your
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monitor must support this.
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looking for:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/misc/rewriteguide.html
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PROTECTED] Sending mail to the other listed contact,
[EMAIL PROTECTED], gives the same type of message, indicating
they use a broken vacation program. Chiltern, in true RFC ignorance, has
not deigned to set up abuse or postmaster accounts.
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server migration (qmail to
postfix w/maildir, local users) without any problem.
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not work.
What error are you getting in /var/log/auth.log from sshd?
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the following:
You must use 'echo -e' or echo won't interpret it.
The code just needs to start with \0... (the \[ before that in the
examples is just for putting a [ at the beginning of the prompt).
Happy coloring. :)
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on CD distro will include it. I highly
recommend that everyone use this program.
As a side note, the man page was clearly written for Redhat.
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support for
the game port enabled? I also assume you don't have the option to use USB
with this joystick.
Try also to see if it shows up in /proc/bus/input/devices (if you're using
2.6 - it might be the same in 2.4, or it might not).
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