On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 03:34, Collins Richey wrote:
> And I presume the module-init-tools dependancy
> >=sys-apps/devfsd-1.3.25-r1
> must be non-fatal, right?
IIRC it's only a minor downgrade, isn't it?
Not caused any problems on either of the machines I've use 2.5 on.
#x27;s, lib locations (ld.so.conf), and other cool stuff)
*shrug*, reading documentation is the last thing I do (if at all)
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fig, if you copy a .config from a older/newer configured kernel,
edit it (bad things can easily happen from manually editing), run 'make
oldconfig' first, then menuconfig if you wish to check things over (I
always do, and generally find something I missed/could use)
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rs for 2.5.x, but I'm not interested if it screws up my
> 2.4.x setup.
The only issue I hit was snd-pcm-oss not loading automagically, like it
does with 2.4. Otherwise I can currently boot 2.4 or 2.5 with no issues.
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hope), just scan for ._cfg00blahblah
> but on the other side how do you just update the ones you want out of
> the config list
>
> example /etc/X11/app-defaults/._cfg_pickme for updating?
Do it manually, or run etc-update and pick it from the list shown (each
is numbered for that re
y.
Give a vanilla, or gentoo kernel a go, without low latency or pre empt a
go (I was never able to notice any real performance, or latency gain
anyway)
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> /dev/md0 ().
>
> Maybe see if any device names are thrown to dmesg that could give you a
> clue as to what the array is named.
For the promise raid controller there is a specific kernel module
(pdcraid).
From the kernel help page:
This driver uses /dev/ataraid/dXpY (X and Y nu
as "certified for RedHat"!
Linux, is Linux.
Have you tried a bastardised redhat kernel? It's masked, but there.
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grep spell -rni /usr/portage/dev-php/
shows you need to add 'spell' to your USE, and re-emerge.
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there give me the option on what server to login to.
Yeah, I could use VNC, but having to log into one, to ssh into another
to run a command, to log in again is... messy...
Ideas?
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ave fwbuilder on my laptop, creating the rules which I scp
over to my test firewall.
The iptables init script will handle the saving/restoring of the setup.
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am running a parallel
> job on another server, but it is very annoying.
If this is one looong jobs, and not hundreds of little jobs like compiling,
have you considered a simple mosix cluster?
If you have another machine you can migrate the job over to it while you
reboot, then migrate it ba
ser is
> in anyway related to actual logged in users of the system?
mysql -u root -p
USE mysql;
SELECT * FROM USER;
UPDATE/INSERT blah blah blah;
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
Or install phpmyadmin, or mysqlcc, or anyone of the, no doubt dozens of, mysql
GUIs.
ond/third/forth/... machine at the first by setting this in /etc/make.conf
SYNC="rsync://first.host/gentoo-portage"
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> Hi Mike,
>
> Have you tested 'shorewall'? If YES what is your comment on it compared
> with 'fwbuilder'
Nope, sorry.
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toload.d/kernel-2.6, and the modules for 2.4 into
/etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.4
The init scripts will pick them up accordingly.
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> As USER
> bash-2.05b$ the bash version, not as
>
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# Source global definitions
if [ -f /etc/profile ]; then
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d mm patches now, after troubles I had)
sys-kernel/development-sources
Genkernel is a great tool, for years I've done kernels by hand, but 'genkernel
- --config' gives you all the flexibility of doing the configuration by hand
with the bonus of a good starting point, and it does al
install services when you want to.
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im in the shins :)
If the clients can all talk directly to each other (i.e. not though a router)
then you'd have to firewall each and every client.
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> To Mike Williams,
>
> You said that I need TinyDns configured to achieve dns caching and
> forwarding. This is totally untrue. If you're unsure of an answer to a
> question pl
to do with my setup.
>
> My apologies.
It you were female I'd suggest we kiss and make up, but shall we just manly
hug and make up? :o)
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> family not supported by protocol.
> Retrying.
Someone, I forget who (sorry), had this, or a similar, problem a few days ago.
He had compiled wget with ipv6 support, and wget can only support ipv6 OR
ipv4 at anyone time. There was a patch mentioned too to fix t
IE, Office, Quicktime, Media Player and a few other things running
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ocation for IE is on your setup?
The Crossover Office setup whatnot creates shortcuts in the KDE menu for me,
my IE one runs this:
"/opt/cxoffice/bin/wine" "C://Program Files//Internet Explorer//IEXPLORE.EXE"
or from a console
/opt/cxoffice/bin/wine .cxoffice/dotwine/fake_wi
ly use it for Excel[1], Word[2], and testing sites which
don't work with either Konqy or Moz.
[1] spreadsheet with vbs macros
[2] funky, overly complicated word doc, stupidly with revisions left in
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On Wednesday 29 October 2003 22:46, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
> What can't Openoffice do that Office 2000/XP can?
Cos Microsoft won't tell them how? :)
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ectory would do much since
> i had the exact same error with root and root didn't have a .kde until i
> tried this, this afternoon.
If you lost your panel with root and non-root BEFORE emerging kdelibs then
deleting .kde won't do any good.
Deleting/moving .kde/share/config/kickerrc
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 in. rsync http out.
> what do I need to do to achieve that? thanks in advance!
Isn't a password enough for the relative short period of insta
o 25 in
> make.conf but I still get the same error.
GENTOO_MIRRORS is where portage will download source tarballs from
SYNC is where portage will sync from (the default is just fine)
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> How did I mess up the command in linking these and how do I do it
> correctly.
>
> Thanks and looking forward to updating!
If /etc/make.profile really is a file (ls -lh /etc/make.profile), then delete
it (rm /etc/make.profile) and redo the symlink.
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e a Soundblaster Live sound card. I plan to use alsa for
> sound. Do I need to emerge emu10k1 along with the alsa?
Nope.
You can optionally set ALSA_CARDS=emu10k1 in /etc/make.conf so alsa-driver
will only compile the emu10k1 driver, can save quite a bit of time.
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You need way more than that.
Select 'IP tables support (required for filtering/masq/NAT)' then scroll down
to and select the NAT option and it's options.
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the symlink down and delete a small part of /usr/portage/profiles/, so
I'd still
rm /etc/make.profile/default-x86-1.4
rm -rf /etc/make.profile
ln -s /usr/portage/profiles/default-x86-1.4 /etc/make.profile
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ackages I need and use them
> also on other pc's. I'd like to update the packages once in a week. But I
> don't like to recompile all of them, but only the packages for which a new
> version is available.
emerge -k package
Remember that the PC need to have at least the same CPU
u = upgrade
b = buildpkg
k = usepkg
No upgraded package, does nothing
Upgraded package which doesn't exist as a tarball, compiles and makes a
tarball.
Upgraded package which exists as a tarball, use tarball, no compile.
HTH
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is on) and run 'kdeinit kded' 'kdeinit kwin'
one will attempt to start the other I think.
> As well which logs would tell me possibly why this happened?
dmesg, or /var/log/messages *might*, but I doubt it.
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should die, leaving you with a fresh session once X has respawned.
Quite annoying if KDE has frozen, cos you'll lose any unsaved
work/pages/sessions/etc
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--config' and poke about.
The option selection is the default config, so there is no need to worry about
sorting the rest to suit your machine.
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/usr/src/linux then run make menuconfig and select the options
> from there. Use the install instructions for a non-genkernel to build your
> kernel.
genkernel --config punts you into menuconfig.
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should use rc-update:
rc-update add iptables default
Admitedly, all it does is create the symlink and rescan the init dependency
cache, but hey.
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. This is impossible with lilo.
And if you fat-finger it, you can hit e at the boot menu and edit the boot
line.
Saved me a few times that!
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main window manager.
>
> Gentoo is the first distro where I've had to even think about it. :-)
Gentoo isn't a distro where you have to think about it :)
Just install the applications you need, portage will take care of the rest.
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ny help you can give me!
I'd go for a different cable firstly.
Quite a few times before I've had machines working perfectly well with one
hub/switch, but won't work with a faster hub/switch.
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A stock genkernel config includes shed loads of modules, as it has to, really.
The kernel is creates does need to work on virtually every possible
configuration.
Busybox does seem to take a fair amount of time, probably not quite as long as
the kernel.
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.which specifically expluded Gnome.
>
> I'll go through the docs this weekend..and fill in the gaps.but
> I'm trying to make some progress in the meantime, too.
>
> Thank you - everyone - for your patience and help. I know newbies can be
> a pain. Especially
minutes.
It's to be a firewall/router, so only has 2-3 packages more than system
installed tho :)
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> Busybox does seem to take a fair amount of time, probably not quite as long
> as the kernel.
Maybe it's just my slow celery 650 then, if Chad's take no time at all :)
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proper patch cables! :)
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ssword format breaking all current clients.
Simple start the server with --old-passwords, or something similar.
No stability problems, but I rarely use it.
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On Friday 07 November 2003 20:17, Luke Davison wrote:
> Couldn't you just run the /usr/bin/mysql_fix_privilege_tables script to fix
> the passwords?
Nope, 4.1 uses a different/better encryption method.
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don't have to enter my password. How do I do this?
emerge keychain
add the following to your .bashrc
if [ "$DISPLAY" ]; then
keychain ~/.ssh/id_rsa
. ~/.keychain/${HOSTNAME}-sh
fi
Works perfectly for me.
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> emerge keychain
>
> add the following to your .bashrc
>
> if [ "$DISPLAY" ]; then
> keychain ~/.ssh/id_rsa
> . ~/.keychain/${HOSTNAME}-sh
> fi
>
;
> What script file is executing that causes this, and how do I go about
> fixing it? (I know nothing about the boot process really.)
Sure you haven't got your root set as xfs in fstab?
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aniel Robbins which should clarify.
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zilla with a plugin or something, but since i
> use konqueor, i've never tried to figure it out.
Konqy uses mozilla/netscap plugins, so mplayerplug-in should work.
But kmplayer works nice here, it's a frontend and plugin.
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Should I be worried about downgrading?
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wouldn't type "6", but "06".
ntpd (ntpupdate) or rdate are better options :)
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g below those versions is going to break the dependencies, surely.
I don't want to much about with a portage overlay.
Doing the downgrade, unless it will break the system is the only real option.
Or more importantly, the only option I wish to take :)
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employees) with 1 sysadmin (me!).
glibc is only a minor release change, so I'm going for it. I have all the
binary packages for the currently installed versions anyway.
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he boxes, their USE flags, and CFLAGS are practically identical then
emerge on one using the -b option, copy the resultant tbz2's to the other
hosts (/usr/portage/packages/All) and 'emerge -k {world,system,packages}'
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at all.
>
> What is the command to change the password for user "pmt" without
> knowing the correct password.
If you have "root" access to mysql then you can simple UPDATE the user table
in the mysql database.
UPDATE mysql.user SET password = password("newpa
you've got the path to the splash image slightly wrong in grub.conf.
Done this myself a couple of times. The screen isn't exactly readable.
The reason you have to press enter might be down to the default 30 second
timeout on grub.
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y box with media player installed is running KDE CVS in which plugins are
slightly broken at the moment :)
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ed to just 1 or 2 threads. Mahooosive difference in
compile time.
* Damn I wish!
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kde-base/kdenetwork-5 *
KDE $PV - network apps: kmail... [ ]
I don't see why not, portage will pull in all the required dependencies.
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> the chance to turn it back).
> I've seen this stuff done with Veritas, and I'd be cool to have it on a
> Free Linux box.
What do you mean by 'upgrade', swapping out a disk for a bigger one?
I suppose just removing the old disk would disable it, and putting a
vices.
So, in theory you could RAID5 3 DRBD devices and LVM your partitions on top.
I have had LVM on RAID5, and now have LVM on RAID1.
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other things, drove me to Kmail months ago.
I'm still there and have no intention of going back.
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233M/usr/kde/cvs
That's with lots of other KDE stuff.
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> > order to have a secure way of connecting to remote desktops
> > easily, maybe I
> > send it to the newsletter team.
>
> Send me a rough draft, on list of off, so I can test it, OK?!? :-)
Mark, search portage for rfb :)
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when ATA66 was top of range
fast, given me years of faultless service.
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pollute TCP or IP.
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x27;s one? Or maybe with any
> other cordless-desktop-system not so expensive as logitech's?
Wireless keyboard and mice are no different to the computer than the wired
kind. They talk to a box which plugs into standard USB/PS2 ports.
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;s not being maintained.
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39574
Perhaps slackware uses the old, depreciated alsa 0.5.
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Gnome or
> KDE, or put together by a "user friendly" distro like Mandrake, before
> it trickled down to Linux at large. It might be a real feather in
> Gentoo's cap if "we" did it first.
Proper fast user switch would be such a killer cool app, I hope you do it.
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have had to do lots of partition moves, rsync is the perfect tool for it.
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ample:
> Gentoo box
> IP: 192.168.0.2
> File /user/Download/AAA
>
> I want to copy AAA to
> RH9
> IP: 192.168.0.1
> folder /user/Temp
>
> What shall be the command line issued on RH9 Konsole window.
scp 192.168.0.2:/user/Download/AAA /user/Temp
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On Sunday 16 November 2003 11:27, Sven Vermeulen wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 16, 2003 at 10:30:47AM +0000, Mike Williams wrote:
> > I have been playing with LVM, and installing a new drive in my
> > fileserver, so have had to do lots of
with the same password it
fails.
It does work with SSH keys, and keychain/ssh-agent holding the passphrase,
though
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.
I know, sounds odd, but because other users are members of the same group they
will be denied access on a group basis before the system even gets to
checking world access.
Execute permissions on a directory will allow a user into that directory, but
will not allow them to see the files in
some of our servers.
I have one here, and to be honest, I have no idea if it's working or not, or
if it's me just not using it correctly, or using the right tools.
There doesn't appear to be any useful documentation what so ever.
Cheers
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You may have a look at these sites:
>
> http://www.opensc.org/
>
> http://www.linuxnet.com/
Those are the 2 sites I have been frequenting, fruitlessly :(
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is a miniscule chance that a trojan could get
implated into the source of a package, without root privs it can't do too
much.
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t be installed on the same system together.
> !!! Please use 'emerge --pretend' to determine blockers.
>
> Then I ran:
>
> emerge --pretend kde
But you ran a world update, not a kde install :)
emerge world -up
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e odd, because I bought a second hand/returned ultra160 scsi card
from Insight over 2 years ago. It had been returned cos it was the mac
version, yet has worked faultlessly in my athlon fileserver.
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ements. You should be able to jump a through hoops to get
> it to use your packages though. Look at the following example.
emerge package1 package2 package3 ... -pk
You'll either get
[ebuild .
or
[binary .
I think you can point emerge directly at the binary, like with ebui
f on a SuSE server, where each interface is defined in a separate
> config file..
It's documented in the config file.
# For adding aliases to a interface
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l show up in KDE and Gnome ...
I often find looking at the init scripts very helpful, and in this case it is.
Looks like upon starting it will scan the font directories for changes, and
update as needed, if you have SETUP_FONTDIRS=yes in /etc/conf.d/xfs
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x27;t be fulfilled) and I've got apache set up to give me a domain back
> (it works on another hosted domain that uses an external authoritative
> dns server for discovery).
>
> Does anyone have a clue as to what could be the problem? Any h
or
> helpful with diagnosing."
>
> Yeah, I get that. But the app is great from what I hear...and I love
> QMail, so I can't say much bad about the guy. :-)
Steep learning curve, but an immense sense satisfaction when you are there :)
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cause you contributed
The SRC_URI should list the postgres servers, so portage would eventually get
to trying to get it from the source once all the mirrors had failed.
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pt once, then '/etc/init.d/iptables save'. The next time iptables
is started the rules will be restored.
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ables without arguments for full help
There must be:
redshat root # /etc/init.d/iptables save
* Saving iptables state... [ ok ]
redshat root # qpkg -v -f /etc/init.d/iptables
net-firewall/iptables-1.2.8-r1 *
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