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<0> its also installed <1> yeah i know (im not good at formulating i guess..) <1> ive downloaded apache (apt-get install apache) <1> then i went to work, and read about apache 2 at work <2> well I\m not sure apache2 confilcys with apache so its quite possible you have em both now when I come to think about it <1> when i got home, i downloaded apache 2 <1> now what happened to apache? is apache 2 an upgrade of apache or what? <0> oen package is called apache the other apache2 so they can be handled seperately,afaik <1> are those two different applications? <0> you can remove apache and keep apache2 now <0> thats why i added the + and - in the line above <1> oooh :P sorry, but im _very_ new to all this (linux and all) <2> mutante: well the config files differ so much so the large part of migration would have to be done manually <1> so if i just want to uninstall apache? how do i do that? apt-get install apache- ? <0> yes, or apt-get remove apache ,its the same <2> as I said you might want to keep th old config for awhile
<1> i havent even got the first one (apache) to work yet <2> if it holds any settings you like to keep that is <1> havent had the time :P <1> so i havent edited much in the .conf file <1> i see, but it doesnt :p bye bye apache... <2> then just apt/get remove apache <1> thanks you all! <2> sorry for the / unused to english keyb <1> last thing tho (kinda OT). Is "apt-get install apache-" and "apt-get remove apache" the same? <2> they are where the - is on a swedish keyb <3> if im using vpnc to connect i notice to vpn at work i found that i get a new ip ***igned with ifconfig. but what do i need to do to remote desktop my internal computer at work now? <0> i would say they are the same,yes <1> thanks <1> =) <0> apt-get clean - Erase downloaded archive files <2> Tengil: afaik the ip of your ws <3> loke: what do you mean? <3> yeah i get it but with what do i connect to get that? <2> the ip address of you internal computer at work <4> hmm: #5.1.8 Domain of sender address does not exist. <3> loke: argh what i mean is. what program do i need to use to connect to that ip <2> Tengil: if they have routed the vpn in a good way u just enter it as the host you want to connect to <2> but that all depends on how the vpn is setup and what software they use <4> does this look right: http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/lookup.ch?name=angleton.tx.us&type=MX <3> loke: ok how do i set this up correctly with vpnc then <3> i think i might be doing something wrong <3> ipsec gateway is the ip to the server right <5> Are there any other imap daemons besides uw-imapd? <2> sorry to say I gave ipsec the finger in favor of openvpn <2> curier is quite a good imap daemon <5> courier? <6> i guess courier is a MailServer Suite thats imap and pop is crap and should use dovecot instead <5> Well I like exim. <5> Is it compatable? <3> loke i have openvpn here could you tell how i would use it to connect instead then? <7> different server <7> exim is smtp <5> true <5> sorry <7> courier has an mta, but it's rarely used. <7> i like the courier mda a lot, though <7> use maildrop all the time <5> Well here's my problem. <5> When I installed uw-imapd, and try to login to the mail server, it says login failed. <5> But the p***word is 100% correct. <5> So im thinking the users arent' setup <5> Just need to know how to do that I guess. <2> Tengil: thing is if you are a regular user you cant change routes <2> that is done on server level <3> loke: well i just want to try to connect with openvpn but im not sure how to do it correctly <2> but if your sysadmins who are paranoid (or has **** for brains ) the routes should be pushed by the server <2> usually openvpn pushes routes for ya <5> ah ha <5> SSL works, so that's fine with me. <5> w00t <3> i know people connect all the time to work but usuallyu from windows <2> well if they do manage in windows <2> openvpn is the most *nix compatible <2> you have the keys ? <3> login name and p*** ...? <2> apt-get install openvpn
<3> done that <2> copy the keys to /etc/openvpn/ <3> dont have any keys then. wasnt needed in the windows client... <2> copy the sample client.conf from /usr/share/doc/openvpn/ to /etc/openvpn <2> modify it to relect your companys settings <2> /etc/init.d/openvpn start <2> with openvpn you always need keys <3> i need to get them from the admin at work then? <2> yup <3> crap <2> openvpn is keybased <2> but when its working its realy smoth <3> have you used the cisco vpn thing from windows as well if i might ask? <2> simpler than ipsec and faster that pptp <2> basicly what you do when you get home is /etc/init.d/openvpn start , and you are basicly inside the office <3> i see nothing in that conf that tells me where i specify the ip of my ws <2> no openvpn is acting like a dhcp server <2> just as if you got a ip from the office dhcp server <3> how would i then get a remote desktop of my ws? <2> you just tell what server to ask <2> remote xxx.zzz.xxx.www:1194 * port may differ <3> ok <2> there is a tls way to auth but I never used it <3> do i need all those keys and .crt files? server p*** client tmp-ca ? <2> server.crt , ident.key and ident.crt are those that you need <2> ident being the client name <2> server public key your own public and private key <3> loke have you used this vpn from windows as well to connect <8> does anyone agree with me that even tho suse 10.1 comes with xgl and compiz.....thats its still way to bloated. I know anyone could allways tone down the install method. but it seems bloated as in things I dont need or use. <8> Im a debian user and love it. I gave suse a chance, loved compiz.....but, so much crap no one uses also comes with it <3> loke: also the remote command is that something within openvpn? <2> Tengil: well yes and no , I know it works but it was a another guy at work that did the windows stuff <8> vpn? <6> [vpn] see Virtual Private Network. see OpenSSH, or check http://kubarb.phsx.ukans.edu/~tbird/vpn.html for a host of info. http://www.vpnc.org/ and http://www.freeswan.org/ <2> been using linux since 98 so know where little about windows <8> yup <3> i tried earlier and connected but still had no idea how to get a remote desktop of my workstation. it said it had connected to my work and my ip had changed. do you know what i need to do then? <8> yes <1> when ive transfered a .deb file from windows to debian, how do i continue with the installation on my linux server? <3> bigs: what? <1> its a php5 file... <9> W3p: why not just install it from debian? ie apt-get etc. <8> you have vpn software or hardware at both ends <8> ? <1> because ppl say it doesnt exist <3> bigs yeah i should have what the others at work are using now <1> ive tried myself as well, says that the package is refered to by another package <8> I use hardware for my vpn <3> loke: how about that remote command? is that built into openvpn? <1> ony php4 works on the stable version of debian <1> php5 isnt stable for debian. <8> but debian runs on the hardware <1> which means? im new to this... <10> if you want php5 for debian I do belive there are backports <2> Tengil: hold it stop halt what I gave you was the command to start up openvpn on a debian box <10> no point doing manual .deb installs... <1> Kristian: Backports? <1> oh, so i have to compile and stuff with .deb files? <1> dont want that.. thats for sure <3> loke im in linux i was just checking that til i got the key files tomorrow <10> no you don't <1> but.. ? <3> currently i dont seem to have a remote command though... thats why i was asking what it was for <3> for=from <10> but I don't thinky you should use php5 on sarge because you're obviously not too experienced with debian, and doing that kind of stuff will come back and bite you later if you don't know what you're doing <10> no offence meant <1> none taken =) <10> but if you really want to, I know there are repositories which you can add in /etc/apt/sources.list which will allow you to apt-get install php5 ... <1> but ive "studied" php5 for a while, and the book im reading, only talks about php5 <4> Do these bind zones look chewed up? http://pastebin.ca/84374 <4> im tryin to get this right <11> named-checkzone <1> could you provied me with those "repositories" <10> err, maybe...
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