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<0> Guys. I want to boot bsd.rd from lilo. I tell him to boot it but it gives me cant find image. Is this because lilo cant bootbsd.rd or is it because I am doing something lame on the rescue disk ? :P
<1> hdd3000: You might have to install a BSD bootloader and use it to boot your BSD and Linux. I don't think LILO will boot BSD, but I don't know for sure.
<2> so..
<2> i sue ubuntu
<1> You lose!
<0> the problem is that I can work only via serial console on this box
<0> i dont have physical access to it
<3> why can't you use the BSD bootloader?
<0> If I manage to run bsd.rd I cna do whatever I want. So you suggest to take off lilo and place a bsd boot loader ? Will this work on linux ??
<4> hdd3000, what slice is bsd on
<1> You can check it #bsdhelp for more info about that.
<0> great thanks guys :)
<1> If it's FreeBSD you can check #FreeBSD for help.
<4> hdd3000, ??
<5> (BSD = Blue Screen of Death ^_^)
<0> tristan you dont like bsd ? :)



<1> You're thinking of BSOD.
<5> nah, I just poke fun at everything - and "BSD" (yes BSoD) has always amused me
<5> nothing against the OS :)
<6> flashing capslocks + scroll lock keys signify a kernel panic?
<4> hdd3000, you never answered my question
<1> It's probably because he's not going to discuss BSD here.
<5> O_o
<4> not discussing bsd, its lilo thats the problem ;)
<4> and we do talk about boot loaders
<7> In a laptop what F i put to enter to the boot sector to make my computer start from USB
<8> Sorry my net crashed
<8> i am hdd3000
<4> ok
<8> Well my nick doesnt have something special
<8> dear viper
<4> hdd3000, what slice is bsd on
<8> and yes I am more of a bsd fun. I used to use linux for 3-4 years. Linux is a pretty good os. Bat bsd is better.
<8> for me its personal opinio ...
<4> and what lines did you add to lilo
<8> None
<8> yet
<8> I am still under some thoughts
<8> Maybe i keep this box linux after
<8> all
<8> :)
<4> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+FreeBSD-4.html
<8> Viper thank you for this link :)
<4> hdd3000, np ;)
<8> this lines for the freebsd will work probably fine for my obsd as well
<2> p3nguin you on ??
<1> winn3t0u: What kind of questioin is that?
<8> Thank you everyone for the help 1 you are great !!!
<8> Take care
<2> i've installed apache2 what should i now do next ?
<9> before you yell, imac = Ian Mac...
<8> Bye bye
<1> winn3t0u: You'll need to correctly configure your httpd.conf file. This file holds the information to run the server.
<10> WiNn3t0U watch all the requests with CR
<10> =)
<2> cr .. what is that ?
<10> code red
<9> Question: Are there any apps that will allow me to select a wireless network using the wifi card in my laptop?
<9> Like the Windows (Gasp) wireless zero thing?
<9> ...
<11> errr... is friedster web site is down ?
<12> one can only hope.
<11> ?
<2> i don't get a f....k
<2> what do i exactly have to do people to make a web-server ???
<12> install and configure apache. I'm in the process of doing that, now. :)
<12> cd /usr/ports/www/apache22 && make install clean
<2> so how do i configure it ??
<2> i did install it ...
<12> read the httpd.conf and make necessary changes. Do some reading at apache.org. um....
<12> httpd.conf is one of the best-commented config files I've ever seen.
<1> We've already been over it once. *sigh*
<12> oh. One of THOSE!
<12> I have apache working. I'm waiting for DNS stuff so I can test my name-based vhosting now.



<1> Yes, one of those. I'm about to disclose my hourly rate.
<12> Heh.
<2> httpd.conf ---- i just can't find it..
<12> For remote unix work, I"m $75/hour. If I have to leave the house, that becomes $100/hour.
<12> find / -name httpd.conf -print
<1> If you installed apache2 from source without any configure options it should be in /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf
<2> it's in etc/apache2
<2> and now i have to configure this ?
<1> There are only about 6 lines you are REQUIRED to change to make it work on your system.
<2> but i have a problem
<2> i have only 4 lines of some stupid text..
<2> instead of that apache2.conf has many more lines..
<1> Then use that file. Apparently you didn't install it from source.
<2> i took it with synaptic package manager..
<1> I wish these other packagers would keep the standard httpd.conf file instead of making apache2.conf.
<4> WiNn3t0U, did you start the web server
<1> He didn't even configure the conf, why would he start it?
<4> most package managers have a default config and start the server for ya
<13> If you knew what you were doing you'd probably be bored.
<1> I guess that's one way to look at it.
<2> no i didn't start the server
<4> like apt-get under debian ;)
<2> but it seems from what i see that i still have to edit the apache.conf
<4> apt-get install apache
<4> what do you see
<4> the test page
<2> # StartServers ......... number of server processes to start
<2> # MinSpareServers ...... minimum number of server processes which are kept spare
<2> example
<2> i should edit this ?
<4> /etc/init.d/apache 2 start
<4> /etc/init.d/apache2 start
<1> Nah, the defaults should be okay for those lines.
<14> what does this mean: Position the cursor on a tag (e.g. |bars|) and hit CTRL-].
<4> first try
<14> what is CTRL-]
<4> http://localhost
<1> It means hold the control key and press the ] key.
<14> i have a german keyboadt
<2> Index of /
<2> Icon Name Last modified Size Description[DIR] apache2-default/ 26-Jul-2006 19:50 -
<2> Apache/2.0.55 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.1.2 Server at localhost Port 80
<14> kezboard
<2> ya man..... you great :D :D
<4> WiNn3t0U, cd /etc/apache2
<4> what files do you have in there
<1> Why not just ls -l /etc/apache2 ?
<2> apache2.conf httpd.conf mods-enabled sites-available
<2> conf.d magic ports.conf sites-enabled
<2> envvars mods-available README ssl
<1> It bugs me when I see people cd'ing around unnecessarily.
<10> pretty little ice cube ! now she's gone now she's gooone!
<4> p3nguin, keep your opinions to joorself ;)
<1> No thanks.
<4> lol
<2> vipersniper
<4> yeah
<2> cna i contact you on private just a little bit please ?
<2> *can
<4> sure
<14> ok in my case it seems i can press CTRL-+
<4> p3nguin, the file he has to edit is in the sites-enabled directory for the future ;)
<1> Does httpd.conf or apache2.conf hold the Include for that directory?
<4> apache2
<4> nclude the virtual host configurations:
<4> Include /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/[^.#]*
<4> could have changed it, but would have confused him ;)
<15> bbl
<1> Is this standard in the apache2 tree nowadays? I know that it is under apache22.
<16> alo all
<16> d3javu
<16> p3nguin
<16> alo...
<16> any one who knows how to install gaim ver 1.5


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