hi Eric,
> The fix is trivial, and I made it manually after looking at the db4.1 patch
> attached to the report. You just have to unpack, compile, install, and
> qmerge yourself after making two quick source code changes to accommodate
> the db4 API
hmm, my english isn't that good, could you plea
hi,
while I wait for help from this list, I started the compilation on the
server itself and it seems to run along fine, but... _why_???
gruss
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hi gentoo-user,
I got the following setup:
1) [EMAIL PROTECTED] server 128mb ram lots of scsi raid diskspace.
all partitions are mounted to their mountpoints and also shared via
nfs. on this machine gentoo shalll be installed! ;-)
host system: knoppix 3.3
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hi,
while I wait for help from this list, I started the compilation on the
server itself and it seems to run along fine, but... _why_???
gruss
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hi gentoo-user,
I have a box with scsi-hardware-raid but little performance.
I'd like to install gentoo on it using the power of my desktop pc and
therefor seek for a possibility to mount those disks over network.
is this possible? and how?
any hints? host system would be the gentoo livecd or kno
hi s970501,
> I am so happy to see you guys on this mailing again ~:)
when you are doing your next post an this mailinglist could you please
_not_ reply to a former post but write a mail to this address.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
if you do a reply and just change the subject line, mailcl
hi ,
sorry for crossposting but this is urgent..
I read a whole bunch of threads in the forums but none solved my
problems. I setup my dsl-connection with adsl-setup but adsl-start
will timeout..
with DEBUG="1" I get this
r00t init.d # DEBUG="1" adsl-start
*** Running in debug mode... please be
hi gentoo-user,
I just got through an install og gentoo on a new box with scsi
hardware raid 5.
my hostdistri is knoppix 3.2 and this is my mount table:
/dev/root on / type ext2 (rw)
/dev/cdrom on /cdrom type iso9660 (ro)
/dev/cloop on /KNOPPIX type iso9660 (ro)
/ramdisk on /ramdisk type tmpfs (
hi Eamon,
> One very safe way to test KDE, xfce, fluxbox, WindowMaker, and a couple
> others is with a Knoppix CD. This way, there's no risk of anything
> getting on your hard drive, and you can rule out several contenders
> without downloading or compiling a thing.
yes, but not quiet. testing _f
hi gentoo-user,
I want to test gnome and kde and maybe some other desktops.
but as soon as I decided which one to use, I want to get rid of the
others. can I safly unmerge kde and everything is fine?
or are there traces of the install left on my harddisk?
gruss
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hi Philipp,
>> 1. is this kernel patch stable?
> Which Kernel patch?
I thought it was a kernel patch? is it integrated in the current
kernel?
>> 2. are there any mentionable differences between the various firmware
>> versions? and do they show up in linux?
> I don't know, maybe you can find a Ch
hi Philipp,
>> any hints and advices would hbe appreciated!
> How can I help?
oh, there are numerous questions! ;-)
1. is this kernel patch stable?
2. are there any mentionable differences between the various firmware
versions? and do they show up in linux?
3. (I am new to raid) is it possible t
hi gentoo-user,
I recently got a scsi 3-channel raid controller in my hands. :-)
firmware is 2.48.
has anyone got such a thingy working under (gentoo) linux?
any hints and advices would hbe appreciated!
thanks+regards
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hi Jeffrey,
> I am thinking. If you boot into live cd, you don't have anything
> running so you don't really need to do anything.
well, actually I think I have to secure this system.
the system will take place on a small server from an empty harddisk.
I need to make sure that only I can access th
hi gentoo-user,
what will I have to do to make sure only I have remote access over ssh
to a box running on the live cd?
I have a box with a static ip running on live cd and want to login
over ssh and then do the install. all unneeded ports have to be
closed. so ssh and rsync open. maybe http. ssh
hi gentoo-user,
for a project we have the need to share some status information
about the user between two applications that should not communicate
directly. but they both do user authentication with an ldapserver.
is it possible to use such a server to share temporary userdata (like
login status
hi Donnie,
Monday, October 20, 2003, 8:18:29 AM, you wrote:
> On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 02:11, Christian Schäfer wrote:
>> hi Donnie,
>>
>> Monday, October 20, 2003, 8:01:44 AM, you wrote:
>> > There is nothing I'm aware of that is able to view and install upd
hi Donnie,
Monday, October 20, 2003, 8:01:44 AM, you wrote:
> There is nothing I'm aware of that is able to view and install updates
> via the web on Gentoo yet. There's a Webmin module that allows installs,
> but it's impossible to view available updates etc.
but it should be possible to install
hi Andrew,
> You do know about "ssh -t host command"?
no, I don't think so. tell me. ;-)
gruss
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hi Andrew,
> Look for a line similar to this in your /etc/passwd that has the user's name.
> agaffney:x:1000:100::/home/agaffney:/bin/bash
> Change the last part (/bin/bash) to the full path of your program. Be sure to add
> the full
> path of your program to /etc/shells also.
thanks a lot!
hi gentoo-user,
for a project I need to write a programm that can communicate over ssh
and routes the input to com-port and vice versa. the programm has to
have alittle logic for doing timemanagement (one user at a time and
such).
since it is required to direct all com-port comunication to ssh, I
hi gentoo-user,
I am planning to buy a new pentium with multithreading, since I need a
new computer anyway.
I wonder if there is any use in multithreading?
or let me put it different: is there any program under linux that
makes use out of it?
gruss
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hi mathieu,
Monday, September 8, 2003, 5:16:23 PM, you wrote:
>> First, backup the data on hda. Then, try a different IDE cable. If that
>> doesn't work, try putting a spare drive (if you have one) on that
>> particular cable in place of the screwy one. If it still acts up then
>> its the controll
hi Collins,
> Gar keine bloede Frage, aber auf Englisch, bitte!
sorry, mixed up with the other mailing list Im in...
gruss
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19-Sep-82
hi gentoo-user,
mal ne blöde frage.
wenn ich in /usr/linux ein make config ausführe, WO also in welcher
datei ist diese konfiguration dann gespeichert? (um sie von system a
zu system b zu kopieren.)
danke!
gruss
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hi Robin,
> Due to bad design of some system programs
> you need / to be mounted rw at boot :-(.
> It should be possible to later remount / as ro, but you certainly can't
> do it at boot.
ok, didn't know that.
> If you are certain you aren't going to run anything that puts suid code
> in /var, th
hi gentoo-user,
I wonder what would be the best partition layout for a really secure
and performant system (running as router/server).
current layout:
/boot not mounted
/ readonly
/usr/local readonly
/var r/w
/tmp r/w
/usr/portage r/w
this is seper
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