Hi,
I just installed CentOS 5.4 on a 64bit-server. It's the first time I
work with this sort of hardware. Doing rpm -qa | sort | less shows that
most of the packages seem to be installed twice: once for i386
architecture, and then again for x86_64.
Is this normal? Or did I mess up something du
Mogens Kjaer a écrit :
>
> You should still try to open the box and check the cables.
>
> It might be easier to configure the system if you attach the
> disks to the SCSI controller instead of the RAID controller -
> if you don't want to run RAID.
>
I followed your advice (don't get me wrong:
Mogens Kjaer a écrit :
>
> Boot a live CD/USB and do an lspci to list
> controllers.
>
I booted the CentOS5 install CD 1 in rescue mode. Here's what lspci gives:
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation E7320 Memory Controller Hub (rev 0c)
00:02.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation E7525/E7520/E7320 P
Niki Kovacs a écrit :
>
> - HP IP Console Switch Firmware Update for Linux
>
> And that's it. There's no other link.
>
OK, at least I found an answer to this particular problem. I tried the
US site, which yields many more answers. Unfortunately, no
Hakan Koseoglu a écrit :
> On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 10:26 PM, Niki Kovacs wrote:
>> boot configuration tools (bios, scsi configurator). So far I haven't
> SCSI -> Disk
>
> Go to www.hp.com, , click on Support & Drivers, on Step 2, for product
> type ML 150, click
Fernando Gleiser a écrit :
>
> And yes, first build the array from within the smatarray utility, then you
> can install centos.
> I've installed centos, rhel and fedora on 100s of MLs and DLs without any
> problems
>
I'm sorry but I can't seem to find that "Smart Array" utility. The
machine
Eero Volotinen a écrit :
>
> Boot the management utility cd
I don't have this. I'll check and see if I can find that somewhere on
the internet.
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Nickolay Bunev a écrit :
> I don't know about ML's but with DL series CentOS don't have any
> problems at all and with seeing disks in particular. So I presume that
> Rainer is absolutely right. You have to build an array first.
> Check this link
> http://docs.hp.com/en/9320/acu.pdf
This document
machine so the CentOS installer can actually
recognize my two inserted hard disks as such : say, sda and sdb or
similarly ?
Any suggestions ?
Niki Kovacs
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Rudi Ahlers a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> I would like some suggestion on this matter please. I have never
> bothered using any code repositories / version control systems for our
> web development project,
SVN. Easy to setup, and the docs are excellent. I'm using it all the time.
Cheers,
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Marko A. Jennings a écrit :
>
> Since the crontab entry I posted earlier works for me, I would concentrate
> on trying to determine why exactly yours is failing.
Oooops. According to Murphy's law, your initial message is the only one
I had been overlooking... and it's also a *working* example
I'm really grateful for all the responses. But could someone please just
simply write down a *working* crontab line for this ?
Thanks,
Niki
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m.r...@5-cent.us a écrit :
>
> I assume you've checked /var/log/cron, to make sure it ran.
>
I think the problem boils down to this :
"How can I run a graphical application from crontab ?"
I gave it a shot with a simple one (/usr/bin/gcalctool) and didn't
succeed either.
Phew, how I hate
m.r...@5-cent.us a écrit :
>
> I assume you've checked /var/log/cron, to make sure it ran.
Yes, it looks so.
>
> On further thought, here's a nasty one: on that line, echo $PATH. I wonder
> if you need all the X paths, and maybe LD_LIBRARY_PATH set, for zenity to
> run.
>
I think I do grasp i
Geoff Galitz a écrit :
> Any errors from a cron run go to your root mailbox (or whatever user's
> crontab it is, when applicable). Check your root mailbox for an error, I'm
> assuming the PATH to zenity is not set correctly. That is the usual culprit
> in a case like this.
>
No mail for root.
mattias a écrit :
> Yes but the command alsa not exist
> Like debian you can do
> Alsa reload
> To load alsa drivers
>
$ alsamixer
And then :
# alsactl store
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> How to install alsa for sound
> I use vmware and it requre alsa
# yum install alsa-utils
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Frank Cox a écrit :
>
> On second thought, a bash file calling zenity in a cronjob will be
> better. You can have zenity show any message you want in a window on
> the desktop and the only option available in that window can be "ok".
> kalarm would allow the user to change the alarm, and that's n
Hi,
I'm currently installing a CentOS 5 desktop as a public internet access
point. The machine shuts down every day automatically at 22:30. Is there
a way I can display a message in GNOME at 22:15 warning the user that
the machine will shutdown in 15 minutes ?
Any suggestions ?
Niki K
Lorenzo Quatrini a écrit :
>
> Also, if you use gdm, you can put your script on /etc/gdm/PreSession.
>
That's what I did finally. Cleanest solution was to delete the user
along with his home directory, and then create him anew using a custom
profile in /etc/skel.
Cheers,
Niki
Hi,
I'm currently busy setting up a machine for use as an internet kiosk.
Here's what I aim to do.
- There's only one user on the system, 'invite'. One (very simple)
password. The machine is to be used publicly and freely.
- To ensure some privacy, there's one detail though. The best thing
wo
Andrew a écrit :
> I've just installed a beta version of skype in CentOS 5.3 and everything
> seems fine - the mic is working OK as I can hear it through the speakers
> (feedback). Problem is I can't get the mic to actually work with skype
> (eg with skype call testing service) - it may be that one
Andrew a écrit :
>
> Many thanks for that, it looks very useful. But may I just ask what's
> wrong with using yum install skype from the skype repo?
>
I didn't know there was a Skype repo for CentOS. Some time ago Skype had
RPMS for CentOS, but they seem to have been abandoned. As for the Fedora
Niki Kovacs a écrit :
> Andrew a écrit :
>> Which is the best version of skype to install in CentOS 5.3? skype.i586
>> 2.0.0.72-fc5 from the skype repo or skype 2.1.0.47-fc10.i586.rpm from
>> the 'skype for linux beta' downloads section of the skype website?
>&
which works fine. I have an install script
for it, see below. Download the tarball and put it in /tmp, then run the
script as root. Only thing you'll miss is a correct .desktop file, which
comes from another script here.
Cheers,
Niki Kovacs
#!/bin/bash
#
# install-skype.sh
set -x
VERSIO
Robert Heller a écrit :
>
> There is a file named 'prefs.js' in the
> ~/.mozilla/firefox/.default/ directory.
Now this creates another problem. I manually tested this, and it works
ok. But when I try to work with /etc/skel, I have some unexpected
behaviour.
Say I put prefs.js in /etc/skel/.
Hi,
I'm using a heavily tweaked CentOS 5.4 for desktop installs (here's what
it looks like: http://www.microlinux.fr/captures.html).
For every app I install, I try to configure a sensible default
configuration system-wide for all users. For example, once I found a
nice configuration for XMMS (
Roger K. Wells a écrit :
> Open Office 3 will do it.
Indeed. I just gave it a try, it works. But I have to open the file from
within OO, there's no preconfigured file association.
Cheers,
Niki
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Hi,
Is there any way I can read a .docx file on my CentOS desktop ?
Cheers,
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Kai Schaetzl a écrit :
> Hibernate isn't "sleep" (suspend). Usually you simply power it on after
> hibernate.
>
I confess that up until now, both amounted to something like "the state
where my PC won't reboot correctly".
:o)
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John Doe a écrit :
> From: Niki Kovacs
>> Is there any way to disable the "Hibernate" option ? In the past, I've
>> accidentally clicked on it, which put the computer to sleep, only it
>> refused to wake up after that.
>
> Google gives:
> http://m
Hi,
In my GNOME System menu (in French) there are basically the following
options :
- Lock screen
- Hibernate
- Close session
- Shut down
Is there any way to disable the "Hibernate" option ? In the past, I've
accidentally clicked on it, which put the computer to sleep, only it
refused to wake
Ralph Angenendt a écrit :
>
> So can you get a mirrorlist by hand? Can you reach the
> mirrorlist.centos.org server? Are you behind a proxy?
>
> See CentOS-Base.repo for the mirrorhost url and replace $arch with your
> architecture and $releasever with 5 ...
>
I did quite some experimentation,
Hi,
I recently downloaded and burned the 5.4 DVD ISO. All my machines are
now running 5.4, but these are installs I performed with 5.0, 5.1, 5.2
etc. and then progressively upgraded. Now I had to use 5.4 because a
friend's laptop, a brandnew Fujitsu Esprimo Mobile, refuses to boot
anything und
Hi,
I have a highly customized desktop built from CentOS 5.4 and RPMForge
repos (plus some stuff of my own). I'd like to build a LiveCD from that,
for one very specific reason. I have a medical application (MedinTux)
that would be very handy to demonstrate to doctors, hospital staff, etc.
with
John Doe a écrit :
> robots.txt for search engines.
> Maybe put a .htaccess file to only allow your library users (login/passwd)...
>
Can't do that. The online catalog has to remain accessible for local folks.
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Hi,
I've recently setup a new server for our public libraries. For the last
two years, this has been my first "big" job, since it involves
networking eleven small to medium size public libraries.
There was a hiccup some time ago when the administration hiring me
wanted to do it on their own, b
nate a écrit :
> Niki Kovacs wrote:
>
>> Now I don't have the slightest clue why this doesn't work. What's the
>> magic word here ?
>
> You check the cron log? maybe it ran it just had an error so
> it didn't produce the results you expected.
&
Hi,
I have a strange problem here. I have two servers, one dedicated
webserver, and a local backup server.
On the webserver I have this :
[r...@12569hpv163154:~] # crontab -l
00 22 * * * /usr/local/bin/sauvegarde-pmbccps.sh
This launches a backup script every day at 22:00, and it works as expe
Les Mikesell a écrit :
>
> Personally, I'd run backuppc (http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/ or the
> epel package) and take the whole tree because (a)it will compress the
> files and link all duplicates so it doesn't waste that much space, (b)
> when you need a copy you'll have it instead of fin
John Doe a écrit :
> From: Niki Kovacs
>> Let's say I want to backup a bunch of configuration files with rsync, in
>> a script.
>
> See --files-from=FILE in rsync manpage
>
One general remark: I have one more reason to love this distro. I'm
posting a m
James Pearson a écrit :
>
> Does the -R option help?
>
Bingo! That's the one I've been looking for.
Thanks very much!
Niki
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Hi,
I have a bit of a tricky question about rsync.
Let's say I want to backup a bunch of configuration files with rsync, in
a script.
What I don't want to do : a full snapshot of /etc.
What I want to do : backup only those files I need, in an otherwise
empty directory tree.
In my script, I'd
Alfred von Campe a écrit :
>
> To be honest, I don't even know how to create those characters on the
> command line on Linux (I am writing this on a Mac where I know how to
> generate characters using the option key).
I vaguely remember Mac uses UTF-16 as default encoding. This could be
t
Alfred von Campe a écrit :
> On Oct 27, 2009, at 9:45, Niki Kovacs wrote:
>
>> The 'file' command displays encoding information. If you have to
>> change
>> the encoding, use 'recode'. Example :
>
> Thanks for the quick response, Niki, but I
Alfred von Campe a écrit :
> I have a file which contains non-ASCII characters (umlauts, accented
> characters, etc.) both in its filename as well as its content. The
> only way I have been able to see these characters is inside vim,
> where they are displayed correctly no matter what I have
Les Mikesell a écrit :
> The big win with backuppc is that it will also compress the files and find
> matches across multiple machines and hard-link all identical content. Plus
> you
> get a nice web interface to configure it and browse/restore.
>
Sound nice. Probably a case of: now I found
Les Mikesell a écrit :
>
> I always recommend backuppc (either from http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/ or
> the
> package in epel) because it does all this for you and gets it right.
>
This looks interesting, and I will take a closer look.
I'm right now knee-deep in this :
http://www.mikerubel
Hi,
I'd like to test the status of a remote machine in a script. Something like:
IF remote machine is switched on / connected to the network...
... THEN launch backup.
How would you go about that?
Cheers,
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Lucian @ lastdot.org a écrit :
> Yeah, Niki. You're very sharp today :)
> chattr +i *.desktop
Oh yeah! I didn't know the 'chattr' command.
Thanks very much !
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RoLaNd RoLaNd a écrit :
> Hello all,
>
> i've spent the last week trying to find something that will clone my
> existing Centos server to a more powerful box.
If I had to clone a machine, I would.
1) Use G4U (Ghost 4 Unix)
2) Boot PartedMagic on the target machine and perform and eventual disk
Benjamin Franz a écrit :
>
> Some Googling suggests that the 'sabayon' app is what you want.
>
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=199027
>
I already have user profiles (with .gconf copied recursively to
/etc/skel before adding users). Sabayon is just a GUI way to achieve
this. But th
Lucian @ lastdot.org a écrit :
>>>
>>> Now I vaguely remember that a standard openSUSE install has something
>>> like persistent desktop shortcuts (for the SUSE help center or something
>>> like that), and I wonder: how do they do it ?
>>>
> You could make those desktop files immutable.
>
Ross Walker a écrit :
>
> Look under /usr/share/(apps,applications,...) there should be a
> directory called Desktop that is used for both KDE and Gnome, part of
> the freedesktop initiative (like LSB for Linux GUIs).
>
> # find /usr/share -t d -name Desktop -print
>
Yeah I know these. Now
Hi,
Is it possible to configure persistent desktop icons, e. g. shortcuts
that users can't delete ? On most of my client desktops, I have some
home-made shortcuts, like here for example :
http://www.microlinux.fr/configurations.html
The shortcut on the lower left corner of the screen launches
Timo Schoeler a écrit :
>
> I don't see it (any more!) running 5.3... But need it desperately.
>
It got forgotten, obviously. But in the meantime, you can do this:
# wget -c
http://mirror.centos.org/centos-5/5.3/os/i386/CentOS/yum-priorities-1.1.16-13.el5.centos.noarch.rpm
# rpm -ivh yum-pri
Les Mikesell a écrit :
>
> If you use X remotely much, just take the whole desktop with freenx on the
> server and the NX client that you can download from http://www.nomachine.com.
>
> It is very efficient and lets you disconnect/reconnect with everything still
> running, even from a differen
Clint Dilks a écrit :
> My Experience has been that its the difference between installing system
> and setting up systems for production use. In New Zealand at least it
> seems that if you can have a system where everything is installed in the
> standard way with a default configuration then y
Tait Clarridge a écrit :
>
> You could try a local script that gets values from a server that you
> would like to monitor... I might suggest looking into setting up snmpd
> on the server and using snmp walk to probe specific values (that relate
> to processes/free memory).
>
>
Thanks for all th
Hi,
I've been using Conky for some time, a nifty utility to monitor just
about anything on the PC. Vital things like CPU, RAM, swap, disks,
current song playing in MPD :o)
Here's what it looks like :
http://www.microlinux.fr/images/bureau_conky.png
And with more detail :
http://www.microlinu
ken a écrit :
>
> I think you meant:
>
> 0 7 * * * /your/command
>
> The asterisk will make the command run every minute during the seven
> o'clock hour. The OP wanted his script to run at 7:00
>
> Yes?
>
Yes, of course. My mistake.
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ne... a écrit :
> On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 16:09, Niki Kovacs wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have to setup a scheduled task on a server, and I just read through
>> some crontab docs. Now I'm confused. It's not so much the syntax of the
>> cron job to define (I got
Hi,
I have to setup a scheduled task on a server, and I just read through
some crontab docs. Now I'm confused. It's not so much the syntax of the
cron job to define (I got that), it's more... how do I get to define it?
Use a text editor (vi or the likes) to edit /etc/crontab directly? Or
creat
ken a écrit :
> Just tried to play a movie/DVD and Totem (what automatically popped up
> when I inserted the DVD) said it needed plug-ins... it didn't say which
> plug-ins. The website listed in the help page no longer exists. I have
> four of the gstreamer packages and libdvdcss installed, but I
nate a écrit :
> Could someone describe to me what the rush is? I mean what drives
> the need that you need to have it _right now_ ?
Wenn wir zum Guten dieser Welt gelangen,
Dann heißt das Beßre Trug und Wahn.
(Goethe, Faust I)
Roughly meaning: once we've found the good things in this world, t
Marcelo M. Garcia a écrit :
> Hi
>
> Sorry for the silly question, but is it safe to build packages, like
> rpms, in virtual machines (virtualbox) and use this packages in real
> machines? Some of these machines are CentOS and others ares Opensuse.
>
http://download.tuxfamily.org/centos/5/os/i
Les Mikesell a écrit :
> I think for a lot of us, the 'we'll release when it's ready' mentality
> is the main reason we aren't using debian. I don't think CentOS should
> repeat their mistakes.
>
Well, I'm glad they actually *do* repeat that special mistake. Do you
prefer we'll-release-next-
Jake Shipton a écrit :
>
> Not quite sure what conky is, as I've never used it, so this may or may
> not work for you. But give it a try :-)
>
Here's an example of what Conky may look like, after a bit of tweaking:
http://www.kikinovak.net/images/conky.png
Cheers,
Niki
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Jake Shipton a écrit :
>>
> Hi, assuming the application can be started from terminal without issues
> you could go to:
>
> System > Preferences > More Preferences > Sessions
>
> And onto the "Start up" tab.
>
> Click "Add" and here, you will need to enter a command (such as
> /usr/bin/co
Hi,
I just installed and configured Conky, and I'd like to automatically
launch it whenever I start a GNOME session. I expected to see some sort
of Preferences>Launch Applications on Startup, some user-specific
equivalent of rc.local, but there doesn't seem to be such an entry.
Any suggestions
Hi,
I just set up a web server... and my bandwidth is being eaten by some
chinese folks trying to brute-force-ssh their way into the machine.
Is there a simple way to banish either single IP addresses or, maybe
even better, whole IP classes ? I know it's feasible with iptables, but
is there so
Fabian Arrotin a écrit :
> Hi Niki, yes unfortunately (maybe you have read what i posted on the
> centos-fr list two weeks ago)
> The plan is to get a new machine installed, but maybe with new forum
> software , as no backup can be restored anyway.
> More informations to come on the centos-fr li
Florin Andrei a écrit :
>
> I keep an eye on a Kawasaki forum, and they have a knack for doing a lot
> of Suzuki bashing. I'm, like, "WTF, they're all awesome sportbikes!" :-)
>
> Same here. In the end, Linux is the same
Right. Got fifteen Hondas and one Yamaha before finally settling for an
o
Les Mikesell a écrit :
> But that means you have to wait many years for new features - that you
> probably
> want in rapidly developing desktop apps.
>
One new set of desktop applications about every two years suits me
perfectly[1]. Lately I only needed a more recent version of Open Office
t
Hi,
What's wrong with fr.centos.org? Any news? Site's been dead for quite
some time now.
Niki
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Alfred von Campe a écrit :
>
> Have you tried the "s" command (substitute) instead of "cw"?
>
> Alfred
>
Alfred, you're a star !
Thanks very much !
Niki
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Hi,
I'm using Vim to edit some static XHTML pages.
I have to (manually) check for non-breakable spaces in my text, and
eventually replace simple spaces by the following character sequence:
Usually, when I perform the same operation over and over in a text, I do
it once, and then repeat
Yves Bellefeuille a écrit :
> Have you checked Skype's own options for sound? (Under Options > Sound
> Devices.)
>
Yes, every possibility. No microphone. But judging from various forum
postings, this seems rather common.
Since every other app seems to work OK with the microphone, I'm just
try
lostson a écrit :
> On Sun, 2009-09-20 at 13:36 +0200, Niki Kovacs wrote:
>
> this guy put together a short and sweet tut on how to do this from a
> terminal, I know it works because i tried it here as well.
>
>
> http://jordilin.wordpress.com/2006/07/28/howto-recording-a
m.r...@5-cent.us a écrit :
> I also have CentOS at home. There are quirks, though: for example, I tried
> to run kaffeine last night, and it couldn't find libkaffeinepart.so. I
> tried adding /opt/kde3/lib to LD_LIBRARY_PATH, to LOAD_LIB, and
> even did an ldconfig, and it *still* can't find it (I
Christopher Chan a écrit :
>>
> Bah, sudo -i for the equivalent of su -.
Or try this:
$ sudo -s
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Geoff Galitz a écrit :
>
> Ubuntu has the LTS releases, which are long term stable releases. They are
> supported for five years after release.
>
Ubuntu Long Term Support is three years for desktops and five for servers.
In the last LTS version (8.04), half of the audio apps had no sound for
a
m.r...@5-cent.us a écrit :
> I'd add in the search RHEL, at least to start. Beyond that,
> some other distro, such as mandrake, may have compatible rpms.
No! Never use Mandrake RPMS on RHEL.
My advice for third-party applications:
1) Use RPMS from RPMForge repo.
2) If your app/lib/tool/whateve
Les Mikesell a écrit :
> But that leaves you in charge of maintaining and updating every piece you
> install or leaving the systems in a lurch if you don't and there are
> subsequent
> security/bug fixes. The whole point of having an enterprise-type long-life
> distribution is that you don't
Les Mikesell a écrit :
> Can the install script be simplified to rpm installs of the http urls to the
> yum
> repo release files followed by yum installs of a list of packages? And if
> so,
> can someone publish that script?
>
Not really. Before discovering CentOS (around 2006), I've been a
Matt a écrit :
> I have always used Ubuntu for desktop linux and CentOS for servers.
> Have never tried CentOS as a desktop. Perhaps I should?
>
One look is worth a thousand words, as they say :
http://www.microlinux.fr/captures.html
My Linux desktop, based on CentOS 5.3, tweaked to death with
Anne Wilson a écrit :
> I'm thinking of giving CentOS to a non-tech user for her new desktop.
I'm running a small computer business in South France, installing
desktops and servers for professionals like small companies. I have
almost exclusively non-tech users, and CentOS + RPMForge + the odd
Ron Blizzard a écrit :
>>
>> It appears that the RPMforge.net site is down. Can someone confirm
>> and possibly advise when it might be expected back?
>
> I can't get to RPMforge.net either, but Dag Wieer's site is still up.
> I thought these were the same?
>
Let's see :
# yum check-update
Lo
Robert Heller a écrit :
>
> They are there to provide initial access to MySQL. It is *expected* as
> part of the post install process to do more or less what you just did.
Thanks very much for the detailed explanation !
Niki
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Jerry Geis a écrit :
> Does 5.3 have minimum installation RAM requirements?
512M for the full-blown installer, 128 MB for the NCurses version. I
have some low-end machines with just that much RAM, running 5.3 on them.
Works fine.
Niki
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Hi,
I've always been a bit puzzled by MySQL's initial setup. Right after
installing MySQL, no password is set, so that's the first thing I care
about. I know there's a way to do that with mysqldadmin, but hey,
different ways lead to Saint-Bauzille-de-Montmel.
# chkconfig mysqld on
# service my
Jerry Franz a écrit :
>
> Yes you can. I have SSL servers configured precisely like that. They
> work fine.
>
Any way you can copy/paste your Apache configuration?
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Hi,
What's the most simple way to check if my microphone works on a plain
CentOS 5.3 desktop? Is there a simple way, for example, to record voice
into a simple .wav file?
Niki
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Hi,
I successfully managed to use SSL on a local webserver for testing
purposes, following the section "Using SSL" in the Chapter "Using
Apache" of the "Definitive Guide to CentOS". Now I wonder: how can I use
SSL with virtual hosts?
I have several virtual hosts defined. Let's say I want to us
John R Pierce a écrit :
> thats what serveralias is for...
>
Thanks. Now everything works as expected.
Niki
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nate a écrit :
>
> I think your issue is this, if these are different
> virtual hosts I would set the ServerName to be
> the name of the virtual host itself.
>
I think I found the error. Not exactly sure, but here goes. My virtual
host configuration works OK when I view each site with its fully
nate a écrit :
>
> just add a record
>
> microlinux.buildbox IN A #.#.#.#
>
That gives me a partial success. I added my two virtual hosts to the DNS
server, like this:
babasse A 192.168.1.1
buildboxA 192.168.1.2
lifebookA 192.168.1.3
raymond
Hi,
I set up a webserver with Apache on one of the machines on the local
network. There's a DNS configured for the LAN, with a dummy domain name
(presbytere.local), and every machine is pingable by its hostname. The
webserver runs on the machine 'buildbox'.
The webserver actually has two (stat
Niki Kovacs a écrit :
>
> The configuration works OK (after having created a valid user), but
> unfortunately, the message in the infobox that pops up on the site
> displays the french characters é and à incorrectly.
>
> Any idea how I could get this right? I'm more or
Hi,
I'm currently fiddling with protecting sections of a website with
.htaccess. Here's an example:
order allow,deny
deny from all
AuthUserFile /etc/httpd/htpasswd
AuthName "L'accès à ce site est restreint."
AuthType Basic
require valid-user
The configuration works OK (after having cr
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