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<0> M4Nn1t0U: don't try to install anything from tar file, unless it's not in the repositories. at least not until you know how to compile.
<0> ubuntu is perfect for newbies. you can install and uninstall applications just by a simple click
<1> now in the console asks me yes or no
<1> and says 1000 MB will be used after unpacking..
<1> so i think i should say yes ?
<0> reply yes
<0> this will update your system to the latest package version and security stuff
<1> ya it's installing the 40 updates packs .. is that ??
<1> kk :D :D
<0> System -=> Administration -=> Synaptic Package Manager
<0> not now
<0> it won't open now because apt is running
<1> kk...
<0> but after you it finishes updating your system
<1> so... the command sudo apt-get update gets the latest updates ????
<0> go to that application
<1> ok.. and ?
<0> there will be a "Search" button
<0> click that
<1> ok
<0> type what ever you want
<0> lets say
<0> lokkit
<1> ok
<0> and click on search
<0> it will locate 2 packages
<1> ok
<0> right click on them and choose Mark for Installation
<0> then click Apply
<0> and you're done :)
<1> kk
<0> it will download them and install'em
<1> OK :D
<1> you roole man...
<0> ooooooookay
<1> guys, sorry if i'm boring, but i really wanna learn something abut linux, and till now, i'm pretty content of what i saw......
<1> linux looks very good..
<1> at least this 1
<1> 15 more minutes installing upd..
<1> Al-Ashtar
<0> yes
<1> where are you from '
<0> Kuwait
<1> nice....
<2> Is there anything to stop/start after changing the crontab file ?
<0> eliran: this is an easy tutorial on crontabs
<0> http://www.linuxhelp.net/guides/cron/
<1> Al-Ashtar
<0> http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-7.2-Manual/custom-guide/cron-task.html
<0> this one also
<1> can i paste you something on pvt
<1> 2 long for java.....
<3> hey guys is there a site where i can download full Linux Mandriva?
<0> alphaeus: www.mandriva.com
<2> Al-Ashtar : Done reading the 1'st. thanks.
<3> thanks ashtar
<2> Al-Ashtar : If i dont specify the user, what user does it run under ?
<0> alphaeus: np
<0> eliran: when you type crontab -e
<0> it will automatically create a crontab file in /var/spool/cron/ I think
<2> but when i edit /etc/crontab but dont specify a user ? is this an error ?
<0> for that user
<1> Al-Ashtar, now i should sudo apt-get upgrade ?
<0> eliran: I don't really know
<0> eliran: this is what I usually do
<0> sudo su
<0> crontab -e
<0> add the line
<0> save it
<0> that's it
<0> To edit a users crontab file as root you can run crontab -e -u username
<0> is this what you want ?
<0> eliran ?
<4> hi ...why i cannot access fs ..it say under maintenance ..but on other pc i can login into fs ?
<0> how can I specify a proxy for mplayer
<5> hello
<5> can anyone help me
<6> maybe
<5> yes
<5> i have a vps runnign on fedora core
<5> 4
<5> i need to add a domain
<5> how do i add it?
<5> i'm newbie!
<5> yes i've got root access to the server and i already have a domain
<5> i only need to add a domain
<6> i dont know what a vps is sorry
<5> ok consider a server
<5> i've a server running on fedora core 4
<5> i need to add a domain
<5> how do i do it>
<6> what kind of domain?
<6> and what do you mean 'add'
<7> kavish: add a domain? you have to be a little more specific
<5> hmm
<5> well
<5> someone told me that i can't run a webserver on root
<5> is it true?
<7> kavish: no.
<5> ok
<8> I don't even undersatnd the question.
<7> kavish: but webservers mostly run as "nobody"
<8> You mean run as root?
<5> yes
<8> Actually, most webservers run as either www or www-data.
<5> yes
<5> i need to add www.lafayaworld.net
<8> Having the webserver run as root is technically possible, but an incredibly stupid thing to do.
<7> yes, sorry =)
<5> i wnt it to be hosted on the machine!
<8> Running as nobody is also a mistake, but not as colossal.
<5> i wont it to be hosted on the machine!
<5> *want
<7> kavish: you question would be: How do i ad an viritual domain in apache2?
<5> yes
<5> thats it
<5> can you help me out coredev?
<9> nobody for ftp
<8> kavish: Do you run the dns for the domain?
<5> no
<5> i've got nameservers
<7> kavish: there's a lot of good "howto"'s on google.
<8> Do you have control over the person that does?
<5> i've searched
<5> i have control
<5> full root access
<8> No. To the domain.
<5> yes
<5> full access
<5> i own the domain
<8> Ok. Point the ip for the domain to the ip for the webserver.
<5> wait a minute
<5> please
<8> Then, make sure that NameVirtualHost is *
<7> kavish: basically you would add a config file to apache2's "sites-available" directory, then add the virual domain to that file, then enable the domain.
<8> THen and a standard virtualhost directive, which is about 5 lines and has copious examples online.
<5> ok
<5> i'm on the shell
<5> login as root
<5> i've control panel also
<8> I put up an example at http://jblack@linuxguru.net/~jblack/apache/httpd.conf
<5> ok
<5> i take a look at it
<5> can't download it
<9> http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png
<7> kavish: are you running apache 1 or apache 2
<5> 2
<8> why can't you get it?
<7> kavish: then you should avoid putting the VirtualHost-directive in httpd.conf.
<8> Oh.. Heh.
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