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<0> hi
<0> alguien que hable espaol
<1> English channel.
<2> marbus: For the third time now, I'm asking you to please speak english.
<0> orale ke inteligente
<3> ..
<0> ...
<4> lacroix: calm down. maybe he doesn't understand english
<1> He still could use the Babelfish, though.
<2> cipherd: The only one that was currently available to help him in his language just left (zOrK). As I said, he's been warned three times and we can not help him here.
<5> hi all
<5> ask!!
<5> [root@server ~]# yum install gcc
<5> You have enabled checking of packages via GPG keys. This is a good thing.
<5> However, you do not have any GPG public keys installed. You need to download
<5> the keys for packages you wish to install and install them.
<5> You can do that by running the command:
<5> rpm --import public.gpg.key
<5> For more information contact your distribution or package provider.
<5> [root@server ~]#
<5> why ??
<1> pastebin.com!
<5> why ??
<5> what's wrong
<1> It says so.
<5> i can't istall gcc
<1> And it says what you have to do.
<5> pls tell me who to do?
<1> Have you READ the error message?
<5> pls tell me who to install gcc
<1> You need to install GPG public keys.
<5> now i am confused..
<1> And you can perhaps do that by using the command given in the paste-spammed error message you provided.
<1> Really, _read_ your error message thingie! No one here can hold your hand and do it for you; you have to do it yourself!
<5> [root@server ~]# rpm --import public.gpg.key
<6> Sir_JOHN[install]: shorten your nick please
<5> error: public.gpg.key: import read failed.
<5> [root@server ~]#
<6> thanks
<1> Then you should, as stated, contact your distribution or package provider. And that would maybe be Fedora?
<7> hmmm
<7> so this error from source cd fedora?
<2> john: you don't know what you're doing.
<2> john: public.gpg.key <- it's a bogus name that means "you have to import the file that holds the public gpg key of the repository you want to use"
<2> john: Here is a good faq for you read: fedorafaq.org
<8> howto make a domain in linux?
<8> Under /etc/sysconfig/network/profiles/default/resolv.conf
<8> ?
<2> mkh: define "domain".
<9> Time to go to bed. Bye
<9> Bonne nuit lacroix
<2> Bonne nuit :)
<10> Bones and nuts to you.
<11> what's that mean?
<11> oh. we're greeting her in french.
<10> My French is a bit bad. :)
<11> Happy french fries to you
<2> "Bonne nuit" means "good night"
<11> oh. ok. happy mustard then
<2> haha
<8> [root@localhost squid]# define yknet
<8> -bash: define: command not found
<8> lacroix
<2> mkh: What do you mean by 'domain' ?
<10> Adobe took over Macromedia??
<12> Born of WHiTe Wind, Ice and Love, Born to teach them all to Live!
<1> p3nguin: long time ago.
<1> p3nguin: only recently have it become irritating.
<1> "long time ago" would be perhaps 1.5 - 2.2 years or so.
<8> lacroix, Local domainm
<8> domain*
<2> mkh: It can be local or remote, I'm still not understanding your definition of the 'domain' word.
<8> howto config DNS?
<8> in /etc/resolv.conf ?
<8> search localdomain
<8> nameserver 202.38.62.5
<8> nameserver 202.38.62.4
<10> That's the format they must be in.
<10> Looks like you're all set.
<2> mkh: 'man resolv.conf' see if it fits your need.
<8> nooo noo
<8> lacroix, my mirc and ftp is not connecting under clients
<8> what i have to do?
<8> last night DataCable tlelm e iptables is fine it iwll works but it not work
<2> mkh: I'm not understanding what you want and DataCable is not available now.
<2> I'm off to bed
<2> good night :)
<13> Hi buddies
<14> what do bitwise operations mean... like AND,XOR, etc.
<1> XOR = "or not". AND is pretty obvious.
<15> "exclusive or" ie. "one or other, not both" is a better description
<1> Well, yeah.
<1> fearphage: in what context is it?
<16> Back
<16> Hi All :)
<17> hi2
<18> squid 2.6 squid.conf pls
<18> http_accel_* make me mad
<18> any example for squid.conf and tunning ?
<16> dono Hangon, what you are trying to do?
<16> Trasparent Proxy dono?
<18> yes
<16> dono Do you know for Transparent Proxy you have to config iptables first?
<18> yes
<16> dono Ok hangon now.
<18> in squid-2.5 my squid.conf work great
<16> dono I will just paste example for Squid mine.
<18> thx
<18> pastebin
<16> Ofcourse 'YES' it will work if you put the one I am pasting.
<16> dono I know thanks.
<18> ^^
<16> dono Why do you think you need for Trasparent Proxy?
<18> for Internet cafe
<16> FTP, or chat rooms are not opening dono?
<18> no need to set up the browser
<19> just use nat and be done with it
<16> dono You got your answer already by Cancel.
<19> unless you are actually filtering skip the proxy
<19> and screw caching broadband is fast enough even you dont need to cache like the dialup days
<16> dono Can I view your iptables?
<18> Cancel: I need blocking several p0rn site and limiting download by extension
<16> dono Here you are, http://pastebin.ca/117437
<19> heck I'd do that with iptables as well
<19> iptables string matching
<16> )OR) dono Download Squid blacklist.
<18> http://indolinux.pastebin.ca/117442 its my iptables
<18> httpd_accel_host virtual <-- this failed in squid 2.6
<18> I think u sud tried it first
<16> dono I should try?
<18> and this
<18> http_port 3128
<18> must be somthing like
<18> http_port 3128 transparent
<16> No, that's in Cache/.
<18> squid 2.6 style for transparent proxy
<19> your preroute dnat is wrong
<16> dono You must read under http_access allow manager localhost
<19> it doesnt have a dest port
<19> DNAT tcp -- 192.168.0.0/24 anywhere tcp dpt:http to:192.168.0.102:3128
<19> that line wont get you want you want
<18> ok like this.. httpd_accel_host virtual <-- this one has been changed the option with something like cache_peer
<19> missing a --sport
<18> I dono what exactly
<19> as it is now you are tyring to fwd everything to 3128 on that port to .102
<18> yes Cancel
<19> when you do dnat you also need a forward rule to forward the traffic to its destination
<19> example
<19> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -i eth1 -s $jason/16 -d 67.181.134.162 --dport 3389 --sport 1024:65535 -j DNAT --to 10.2.4.105:3389
<19> iptables -A FORWARD -p tcp -i eth1 -o eth0 -d 10.2.4.105 --dport 3389 --sport 1024:65535 -m state --state NEW -j ACCEPT
<19> successful DNAT requires the dnat rule and the forward rule
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