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<0> what's the default ftp server debian installs when I select the fileserver packages?
<0> [5:28pm] <pL3X> ftp.debian.org
<1> anyone know about newer kernel images from apt-get
<1> cannot appear to get higher than 2.8.3 and i been told there are errors with wapper: page allocation failure.
<2> you mean 2.6.3?
<2> http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21
<2> You could check that out
<1> i wanted to upgrade the kernel without compiling it from source as the box is remote
<1> but found i had the latest available on in apt-get
<3> i want to run a command line tool that requires Xvfb on a webserver. will i waste resources by installing an x server, or will it just consume disk space?
<4> if you don't start the X server then it shouldn't waste any resources
<5> if you install it, it will waste disk
<5> if you consider it a waste
<3> no, disk i have plenty
<3> ok thank you
<3> i'm getting errors in the form of "but xy is to be installed", "not going to be installed" and "not installable". i have 2.6.17-2-686 and just need Xvfb to be able to run a program. can someone guide me through that, maybe using vnc, for paypal-$?
<6> if it wasnt 5:30 in the morning :)
<3> ouch :-)
<7> fab: when doing an apt-get upgrade?
<6> hows it going pfloyd
<7> good, you?
<6> **** mate, too hot to sleep
<7> heh
<3> for "apt-get install x-window-system", for apt-get upgrade see http://rafb.net/p/I4It2U45.html
<7> fab: have you done an apt-get update lately?
<3> yes, tried
<7> paste your sources.list to rafb.net/paste
<8> pfloyd: long time!
<3> http://rafb.net/p/BJ2xY046.html
<7> cleb: hey :)
<8> whats goin on? Haven't talked to you in a good bit ;p
<7> fab: looks to me like the backports are causing you issues
<7> cleb: not too much, same old :) my daughter is growing up too fast. she's 18 months now!
<3> i try removing them?
<8> wow, nice
<0> how do I set a user's homedir?
<9> in /etc/p***wd
<0> ok
<0> why did debian install mysql4 instead of 5 when I did apt-get install mysql-server?
<6> SG_pet because thats the version the repository you are using has.
<0> How would I upgrade to 5? Can I change my repository and simply install again?
<10> does anybody know how etch autodetects your monitor and video card and puts the settings into xorg.conf ?
<10> if i attempt to install x server myself everything is detected as generic, if i install the desktop from etch installation it detects everything ok
<10> its important that everything gets detected properly as i need to use tv-out on my video card
<10> i install x server with:
<10> apt-get install xserver-xorg-core xorg
<10> and i also tried to configure it with:
<10> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
<0> how do I upgrade my mysql4 to 5?
<10> but everything just gets detected as generic, so this must mean etch uses something else to detect video card and monitor ?
<10> apt-get install mysql-server
<0> dustybin, I did that
<10> that should install the most uptodate stable release?
<0> and it put on 4
<0> which I find lame
<10> apt-get install mysql-server-5.0
<0> couldn't find package
<10> maybe u need to make sure
<10> your sources are up to date
<10> then try
<0> how?
<10> apt-get install mysql-server
<0> got an example of a sources.list?
<10> apt-get update
<10> are u using etch or sarge?
<0> stable
<10> ok
<0> I don't know what sarge or etch is
<0> I just want mysql5
<10> i think they are names of dogs
<10> hold on
<0> lol, ok...
<0> So sarge is stable?
<10> what country u from?
<0> netherlands
<10> eys
<10> yes sarge is stable
<10> http://www.debian.org/international/Danish/packages
<10> copy and paste some of the debian sarge mirrors
<10> into
<11> the names are from Toy Story
<10> /etc/apt/sources.list
<0> okay
<10> after u done that run
<10> apt-get update
<10> then try and install mysql again
<0> allright
<10> u could also try running
<10> apt-get upgrade
<0> where did you get the list of repositories?
<0> I'd like to get them for my country
<10> http://www.debian.org/international/
<0> when I click my country I get a 2-line page
<10> just type in /packages in the URL after your country
<9> I guess you live in a 2 bit country
<0> doesn't work dusty
<10> eek it doesnt :-S
<0> the whole debian site
<0> is chaotic
<0> damn
<10> haha
<0> what if I change stable to woody?
<0> will that help
<10> its not very clear
<0> in my current sources.list
<10> no dont do that
<10> whatever u do
<10> woody is a dying bread of dog
<10> stick with sarge for now
<0> ok
<0> what do i do
<0> to get mysql5 :P
<10> first u need to update your sources.list with the relavant mirros
<10> im trying to find them myself
<0> okay
<9> dying bread? ohnoes
<10> just stick in the official debian archives whats listed at the top of this page
<10> http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-11185-0.html?forumID=90&threadID=179944&start=0
<10> that should be enough
<10> leave out the unstable bottom one
<10> and the testing one
<10> just use the top 2
<0> what about this: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mysql_connect() in /var/www/forums/db/mysql4.php on line 48
<0> alright, i'll have a look
<0> thanks for your help
<10> that means something isnt connected to your database, maybe wrong p***word
<10> *cannot
<0> okay
<12> hmm
<12> evening earthlings
<10> hi Kris
<3> no that means you don't have the mysql extension
<3> are you running mysql5
<3> ?
<3> sorry, i mean php5
<10> apt-get install php5-cli libapache2-mod-php5 php5-mysql
<10> apt-get install php5-mysqli
<10> that should do it
<13> Hello all
<10> hi
<13> quick question am trying to install php with --with-bzip2 option and i'm getting error check for bzip2 in the default path... not found but i have it in default path, after some searching i saw some people fixing it with installing bzip2-devl but in debian distro i don't see a bzip2-dev in the apt-cache list
<13> can anyone help
<6> binary010, libbz2-dev
<6> btw, why are you not using apt to install php
<14> Im using iptables to close access to my server, which ports do i need to have open for it to continue to work properly, routing, dns lookups etc? Its not a dns server
<9> are you doing egress filtering?
<10> brian are u using iptables to protect it locally or from the outside?
<9> quicktables?
<15> methinks quicktables is a simple to use and very powerful firewall/NAT generating script written by pb24ss(#linuxhelp) and you can get it from http://www.freshmeat.net/projects/quicktables
<10> quicktables is good
<16> man is better
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