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<0> can it be /etc/apache
<1> sure /etc/apache
<1> apache is synonymous with httpd
<0> well, when i list this folder there are a lot of http.conf files
<2> damn that ****s. steve irwin died
<1> no you only have one http.conf
<1> you have other confs php.conf sql.conf
<1> but you dont have to files with the same name int he same dir
<0> yeah but what i meant is httpd.conf, httpd.conf.old, httpd.conf.default files
<3> killed by a sting ray
<4> hi
<1> right in the heart
<1> his room was ready
<3> just like that... tsk tsk tsk tsk
<5> That's so 16 hours ago. ;p
<3> lol
<0> MrAnderson, i solved the problem
<1> there was a problem?
<0> i just had to restart httpd
<1> i didnt know you had a problem
<0> thats why i couldn't see my page...
<1> helps if the server is started
<0> i was seeing the apache test page all the time, so i taught i was in the wrong dir
<0> yeah...
<0> thanks anyways
<6> bantic, ;))
<0> hello :)
<7> I have criminal and civil defense attorneys, need any?
<8> i need a $2 keyboard
<6> pmo, ;)
<8> expenisve ones **** when typing
<8> heya vipersniper
<7> you need the big old noisy ones
<6> yeah
<8> not that old :P
<8> like a cheap cycon one
<7> buy a sun type 5
<8> atm im using somefancy keyboard with UV under the keys
<7> you know what they say, "Once you go Sun Type 5, you'll never go back"
<8> looks fancy
<8> types like ehem ;)
<9> How would I switch from Gnome to KDE if I installed both with fedora core 5?
<7> "exec startkde" in your .xinitrc
<7> "exec startkde" in your ~/.xinitrc
<9> ty
<7> cp ~/.xinitrc ~/.xinitrc-gnome && echo "exec startkde" > ~/.xinitrc
<10> Anyone has an idea where I can get oracle client for Debian with Enterprise Manager or does anyone here have it ?
<11> oracle maybe?
<10> I tried, but they have XE version which doesnt come with the enterprise manager
<10> or probably, I dint search well.. I am still on with that.. if you all know any source.. would be very helpful
<12> http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/index.html
<13> morphy: what is the enterprise manager? only one I see on download area is for grid
<10> ooh.. I meant enterprise management console
<10> I am sorry for that
<14> Hey, can anyone reccomoned a linux distribution to get started on?
<2> suse
<15> ubuntu, suse, mandrivia or fedora core.
<15> i think all of them are pretty good for beginners.
<13> morphy: sorry, no idea. last time I was working with oracle there was some web interface thing that I used to admin oracle
<14> I was looking at fedora
<10> aack.. ok, I just wanted this one for managing the replications remotely :(
<13> morphy: heh, haven't done replication on oracle either. good luck with it
<10> heh.. thanks =)
<14> Fedora is just a variant of redhat isn't it?
<16> Fedora is a fork of redhat
<16> the freeish consumer version
<14> So for exmaple if i ha da product that said it can run on redhat, would it also run on fedora?
<16> most likely
<16> i'm sure a documentation thumper will say otherwise but it will likely work
<17> Think of fedora as "RedHat {CurrentVersion+1} Beta"
<14> Does that make it any less stable?
<17> I wouldn't trust it for a production server
<14> Well im just using it for development / personal
<18> It does lack stability.
<14> So whats a stable personal / developer version i could can count on
<14> basically just internet, web dev which would include phph mysql apache
<14> music, allt hat personal stuff
<18> Really there isn't a free one from RedHat.
<14> just for myself, not for production
<12> slackware 9
<18> Why would you use 9 when 10.2 is the current and it is stable?
<14> What about suse and stuff
<18> 11.0 is nearly released.
<12> I have not tried 10.2
<12> I stuck at 9.0
<18> I've heard there is a fourth release candidate for 11.0 already. It won't be long before 11.0 is officially released.
<12> 10.2 did not want to install where I wanted it to
<18> I've been using 10.2 as of just a few days after it was released.
<18> I've also upgraded several packages since then to the -current tree.
<18> davidmarc: If you must have a RedHat-like distro, check out CentOS.
<14> What do you guys think about SUSE
<19> hello
<20> i think its cute
<14> lol
<18> I personally do not like the look or the feel of SuSE or SUSE.
<2> i like it myself
<17> feels bloated to me
<14> So at the mercy of opinion i should take consider centos , suse, or fedora?
<17> if you like redhat-ish distros
<14> i know nothing about linux
<14> im just trying to get off on some sort of stable foot
<14> then ill feel around, i basically dont want some bleeding edge high end enviorment, i want a stable, cl***ic, good distrobution to learn and feel out linux in
<18> RedHat 9 with a lot of updating would get you that.
<18> It's legacy, but it's stable.
<14> personalyl by looking at suse, i find it to be appealing visually, and i dont think you can go to wrong with novell. Would i be making a mistake by starting off on it?
<2> not at all
<14> I just dont want to start off on a ****ty food
<14> foot*
<18> Do what you want. I've given my input on the SUSE distro. Keep in mind that Novell hasn't owned it that long, so the name means nothing.
<18> They haven't owned it long enough to do it any good nor bad.
<5> Apparently KY jelly is considered an essential personal medication by the TSA and can be carried on airline flights despite the liquid/gel ban.
<18> That's interesting.
<5> Yes.
<5> I thought you would all want to know.
<2> ever see KY jelly on fire?
<18> I've never been able to work up that much friction while using it.
<5> Can't say I have.
<2> me either, it probably wouldn't burn well
<18> Being water-based, I'm sure it would take a tremendous amount of heat to get it to burn.
<18> Why does that keep getting unset?
<2> what is j?
<5> Possibly because DALnet doesn't upgrade consistently, and half the servers don't support +j and therefore unset it.
<5> (That was the case awhile ago, anyway.)
<18> kickstand: Mode +j is the rate at which nicks can join this channel.
<21> about time somebody thought of that
<2> k
<18> Only 4 nicks can join in any given 20 second period.
<2> i see
<5> p3nguin: http://www.jraxis.com/irc/dalnet/
<5> Find "+j" and read what he has to say. :P
<5> "Additionally, as of 2004-10-30, setting a mode of +j 1:5 produces +j 4:5. As far as Jraxis knows, 1 ? 4 for any values of 1, including extremely large ones."
<5> (That ? should be an "=/=".)
<18> Was there something you needed me to see about that?
<5> Yes.
<5> "Most of the servers on the network still dont implement the modes, and, after a netsplit, these servers rudely clear a +j setting by replacing it with +j 0."
<18> Oh alright. Thanks.
<5> (That was written awhile ago, but could easily still be true. :P)
<2> note "2004"
<2> heh
<18> That explains it.
<22> Huh. No al-ashtar today
<20> thats not how you should treat him .. gimme that..
<20> there ya go
<17> probably off boffing the maid or something
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