[BlueOnyx:07802] Re: Could not connect to /usr/sausalito/cced.socket:No such file or directory

I have started seeing this on one of my BX servers today: Cron root@vhost1 /usr/sbin/swatch -c /etc/swatch.conf Could not connect to /usr/sausalito/cced.socket: No such file or directory I have restarted cced.init - ran up no errors Ran swatch - no errors GUI all looks fine - status

[BlueOnyx:07803] Open cart and umask

Has anyone used opencart on BX? The reason I ask is I've installed it - easy-peasy. I enabled suphp and set site ownership. One problem that in many mentions in their forums always gets blamed on the hosting company. The default file creation permissions appear to be 600. This is not ideal as an

[BlueOnyx:07804] Re: Open cart and umask

Let me answer my own question. I'm trying to make files created have default permissions allowing group write and others read. The default allow rwx for the owner and nothing for anyone else. Sigh. In /etc/suphp.conf I made the following change. ; [original] umask=0077 umask=0002 This mask

[BlueOnyx:07811] Re: Open cart and umask

Hi Darrel, Is 022 what is correct? I suppose so. It translates to 644, which is at least what we'd need to allow Apache to make the new files publically accessible. Any way to have suphp.conf for individual sites? That's the long term goal, yes. But as of now I don't have a viable solution

[BlueOnyx:07812] Re: Open cart and umask

Michael, You saw my rant and raised me with amazing response. This a poker game everyone has won - thanks to you! Thanks, -Stephanie -Original Message- From: blueonyx-boun...@mail.blueonyx.it [mailto:blueonyx- boun...@mail.blueonyx.it] On Behalf Of Michael

[BlueOnyx:07813] Re: Open cart and umask

Darrell, I went to the suphp site and it appears not at present. However, I think this is a reasonable feature request to them as they have a mechanism for setting uid/gid and several other settings on a per-vsite basis. Thanks, -Stephanie -Original Message-

[BlueOnyx:07815] 5107R Beta - Yum Repo files in oldrepofiles folder?

I just tried to do a yum update from shell and nothing was available even though Michael had indicated he updated the repository. I looked in /etc/yum.repos.d/ and it was empty with a folder called oldrepofiles. Looking in it I see BlueOnyx.repo and other files. I moved the BlueOnyx.repo to

[BlueOnyx:07817] Re: 5107R Beta - Yum Repo files in oldrepofiles folder?

Hi Jim, I just tried to do a yum update from shell and nothing was available even though Michael had indicated he updated the repository. I looked in /etc/yum.repos.d/ and it was empty with a folder called oldrepofiles. Looking in it I see BlueOnyx.repo and other files. I moved the

[BlueOnyx:07818] Re: 5107R Beta - Yum Repo files in oldrepofiles folder?

Thanks Michael, Yeah, sorry about that. We recently released an update to 5107R only, which had a really negative effect on the repository files. Just move everything from /etc/yum.repos.d/oldrepos/ back into /etc/yum.repos.d/ and you should be fine again. I had hoped that the short

[BlueOnyx:07819] BlueOnyx vs BlueQuartz

Hi, Could someone tell me please what are the differences between BlueOnyx and BlueQuartz, i.e. what does BlueOnyx come with that BlueQuartz doesn't, for example, in the GUI under Personal Profile there is PHPMyAdmin and WebMail with BlueOnyx, what other GUI differences (options) are there

[BlueOnyx:07820] Re: BlueOnyx vs BlueQuartz

At 10:30 PM 7/24/2011, Alex Jake wrote: Hi, Could someone tell me please what are the differences between BlueOnyx and BlueQuartz, i.e. what does BlueOnyx come with that BlueQuartz doesn't, Most of all, an active mailing list, frequent updates and a reasonably new Linux kernel to begin