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<0> anybody got a stabil workaround to make ica client work on fedora 5 ?
<0> beside the one posted on citrix forum
<1> Kabuto: tried --syncing?
<0> greetings balrog
<0> kabuto - balrog said something about syncing...
<0> greetings syskey
<2> thanks but why?
<3> balrog-kun: syncing?
<3> balrog-kun: you mean emerge --sync?
<0> syskey why ?
<0> am new here knows noone.
<0> :)
<3> Halakron: thanks
<4> root@server [~]# /etc/init.d/httpd start
<4> httpd: bad user name funyar
<4> /etc/init.d/httpd start: httpd could not be started
<4> how i can solve this problem?
<5> apachectl configtest
<5> sounds pretty obvious to me: your httpd.conf names a user that doesn't exist
<4> then do i need to create funyar username?
<5> or change the config file
<4> i did apachectl configtest
<4> it shows commands
<5> it shows the problems
<4> no
<4> root@server [~]# apachectl configtest
<4> usage: /usr/sbin/httpd (start|stop|restart|fullstatus|status|graceful|configtest|help)
<4> start - start httpd
<4> startssl - start httpd with SSL enabled
<4> stop - stop httpd
<4> restart - restart httpd if running by sending a SIGHUP or start if
<4> not running
<4> fullstatus - dump a full status screen; requires lynx and mod_status enabled
<4> status - dump a short status screen; requires lynx and mod_status enabled
<4> graceful - do a graceful restart by sending a SIGUSR1 or start if not running
<4> configtest - do a configuration syntax test
<4> help - this screen
<5> don't flood
<4> sorry
<5> don't be sorry. Just don't ever do it.
<4> ok
<4> please tell me what i have to do ?
<5> looks like your apachectl is broken
<5> open your httpd.conf and find out why it's trying to use that username.
<4> ok
<3> balrog-kun: are you here?
<1> Kabuto: yep, emerge --sync
<1> sorry, was away
<3> balrog-kun: thanks, that's what I thought too
<3> and np
<6> hi
<6> how to blok my router can't connect irc
<6> how to block my router can't connect irc
<7> You want to block the ports used for IRC in your router, so that you can't connect to IRC?
<8> bhabhon what do you mean?
<6> yes
<6> i want to block that
<7> See your router handbook.
<8> exactly
<8> see how to block ports
<8> and block the irc port
<6> how
<6> example please
<8> google
<6> pelit
<6> so you can't do it
<6> that
<6> you don't know to block irc
<1> because it depends on your router type
<1> see its handbook, as you were told
<9> what do he wanna do ?
<6> my router is rh 9
<6> this is my iptables
<6> iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 6667-7000 -j DROP
<6> but can`t work
<6> i try to use iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 6667 -j DROP
<6> up to port 7000
<6> but can`t work to
<10> i edited p***wd file and rewrited the original one, but it says access denied for some users ? is there a way i should follow to edit p***wd file ?
<9> http://easyfwgen.morizot.net/gen/
<10> wgat's that ?
<11> piNolp: you just decided to open /etc/p***wd and start editing it?
<10> yes
<11> what good does that do you?
<10> i am editing home dirs for users and so on
<10> and arranged users lines,
<10> but i noticed that when i did that in notepad and uploaded it, p***words didn't work
<11> right.
<10> is there a way i should follow when editing p***wd file ?
<11> for one make sure that notpad didnt screw up the file
<11> for two the "p***words" arent stored in /etc/p***wd
<10> i have a backup of my original p***wd file
<10> i need to edit it now, so that it can work when i upload it
<11> piNolp: i dont see why, this sounds like a plan to compromise a box..
<11> piNolp: if you want to "add users, or edit accounts" you log into the box as root and edit them that way not by editing the /etc/p***wd and uploading it
<10> i amn't adding users
<11> notice i said "edit accounts"
<10> i have my own users, i am changing the home dirs they access when logged, i am arranging users according to groups
<10> i wanna see when editing p***wd file ..my users related to some group just above each other, not just mixed like that in p***wd file
<10> i mean i have users a b c d ...so i wanna them appear as
<10> a
<10> b
<10> c
<10> d
<11> it really doesnt matter, but you shouldnt be doing it the way you are.
<10> i know it doesn't matter, it's just something i wanna do.
<10> can u tell me the right way without affecting the p***wd file ?
<11> yea, you log in to the box as root and put the users in the groups you want, and change their home directorys as such and also you can edit wether they use /bin/bash or /bin/sh or w/e
<11> piNolp: i just dont see a logical reason for this so i dont think i'm going to ***ist you any further.
<12> hi guys, can i download i386/i586 and install in my system which is reporting as i686?
<11> yes
<12> what about x86 and x86_64?
<11> if your box isnt 64bit then no to the x86_64
<12> is duo core processor considered as 64bit?
<11> i dont know if all "duo core" is 64 but yes there is 64bit duo
<8> kindaBlur it should be
<11> afaik Apple's DuoCore is not 64bit though
<12> two 32bit processors right?
<11> Soft-ware: isnt the 64bit the Core 2 Duo?
<8> i think yeah
<8> core duo is the latest so it should be
<12> Soft-ware, you mean core 3 duo
<8> core 3 is the updated version
<11> i dunno, because the "Core Duo" was shipped with the 64bit extensions disabled
<8> hmm
<11> the Core 2 Duo and Core 3 Duo should be 64bit
<8> yes true
<12> Interex, you mean the disabled 64bit ext can be enabled?
<11> kindaBlur: it could be if you found a way.. but you wouldnt be happy because on the Core Duo (1) it was very buggy and not tested by Intel
<11> you would ahve a lot of crashes
<11> they probably used EFuses to disable the registers
<12> i see
<11> i'm going to bed, been a long morning at work
<13> efuses?
<13> oh. he's gone
<14> (q what's the best email client
<6> -A OUTPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 194 -j REJECT --reject-with icmp-port-unreachable
<6> -A OUTPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 80 -j REJECT --reject-with icmp-port-unreachable
<6> help pls
<15> huh ?
<15> what are you trying to do ?
<15> why dont you just drop the packet ? afterall its just tcp
<6> block outgoing port 80
<6> and irc
<6> example plis
<15> try iptables -I OUTPUT -p tcp --dport -j DROP
<15> try iptables -I OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j DROP
<6> can`t work
<6> any other idea
<15> what do you mean cant work ?
<15> the command didnt work or what youre trying to achieve ?
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