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<0> can some help me get into mandriva one?
<1> psyco: get into it how
<0> when i boot i dont load x windows
<2> good for you
<2> oh, you don't want it that way.
<2> have you logged in?
<0> yes
<2> if so, does startx work?
<0> umm X does it says no screens found
<0> sed telinit 3; X -configure then X -config /bin/xorg.conf.new
<0> <0> but
<0> it loads a blue screen and nothing else
<2> mandriva has its own x configurator
<2> i don't know its name, see if mandriva's documentation will tell you (it will)
<3> I am using fedora with a software raid-1 setup. I created the in disk druid while installing. Now I need to install a new drive, and disk druid is not available to partition the new drive. How do I create the raid partitions?
<1> ^Briago^: mdadm
<1> fdisk -l make sure the the partitions are type fd
<1> then mdadm -C /dev/md0 -l 1 -n 2 /dev/hda{1,2}
<4> I'm trying to use mod_rewrite to redirect /getimage/bob to /getimage/test.php?fn=bob is there any reason this wouldn't work: RewriteRule /getimage/([\w+]) /getimage/test.php?fn=$1
<5> you'll want to stop the rewrite otherwise it'll try to rewrite the rewrite
<5> eg /getimage/1.jpg -> /getimage/test.php?fn=1.jpg -> /getimage/test.php?fn=test.php?fn=1.jpg .... etc.
<4> Trey: so how would I stop it?
<5> nullpoint: oops \w won't match the ? still and you want ([\w]+
<5> not [\w+]
<5> nullpoint: check the mod_rewrite docs. i believe the flag is L gut its been a while since i messed with it
<5> i'd go for /getimage/([^/]+)
<4> Trey: I keep getting 404's... could another .htaccess be conflicting with this one?
<5> dunno
<5> enable mod_rewrite debugging
<5> lighttpd's syntax has spoiled me
<4> I'm playing with it now
<6> Trey: you ****
<4> Trey: wow log level 5 is going to add up quickly!
<4> Trey: here is the log entry... i'm stumped http://pastehere.com/?jxjdef
<6> nullpoint: you really should include the exact rules you are using with the logs
<4> c0n: you mean error logs or the .httaccess rules?
<4> RewriteEngine on
<4> RewriteRule ^/getimage/([^/]+) /getimage/test.php?fn=$1 [NS]
<4> is the current rendition
<6> where is your redirect
<6> ...
<4> c0n: not sure what your asking isn't that /getimage/test.php?fn...
<7> hey ya.
<7> how this script called, that you can control you'r shell throw IRC?
<7> CTIER something.
<6> nullpoint: have you read anything about mod_rewrite?
<4> c0n: apparently not enough but yes
<6> look into the flags that can be used with it
<7> anyone ?
<6> [Net]syn`: nobody has any idea what you are even talking about
<7> c0n you can control you'r shell throw IRC
<7> by the command ! SH
<6> congratulations?
<6> are you asking us for some arbitrary script for some noname irc client?
<8> Alors.
<8> I was feeling horny.
<6> howto: no doubt
<7> c0n> no.
<9> Can anyone tell me what wrong here? http://uuoc.com/1566
<9> gives me Syntax error near fi
<6> Tiger1: then
<9> AHA
<9> <3
<4> con: can you be more specific as to what I should be looking for?
<6> nullpoint: [R,L]
<4> con: I tried that
<4> and [R=301,L]
<6> RewriteRule ^getimage/([^/]+) /getimage/test.php?fn=$1 [R,L]
<4> The requested URL /getimage/bob was not found on this server.
<4> Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
<6> which directory is this .htaccess in?
<6> try something simple just to make sure it is working :) RewriteRule .* http://www.google.com/ [R,L]
<4> c0n: I got it working... thanks for your help.
<4> I had to put the test.php file in a directory outside of getimage but it finally worked.
<4> I was getting "Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete." but moving directories fixed that
<6> I was about to tell you to either do that or add a RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/getimage/test.php.*
<4> c0n: I did have RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^.*/getimage/ but I guess that wouldn't have matched test.php
<6> that would have matched everything
<6> well, possibly. it all depends on the order of all of your rules and if you have any p***through rules
<4> c0n: well thanks again
<9> I have a question, i will use echo to put some text into a file
<9> but the syntax of this is like this -> hostname "hostname here"
<9> echo "hostname "$hostname" >> cstrike/server.cfg
<9> something tells me that wont work
<9> can i use /"
<9> ?
<9> Never mind
<1> Tiger1: figured it out
<9> YEAH
<9> :p
<9> Yeah*
<5> c0n: :-P
<10> anyone here do netflix?
<2> Trey:
<2> wh***up with the blog?
<2> it's still ugly
<11> i need help setting up my sound card. i compiled the sound card driver into the kernel and rebooted. when i did lspci -vv i see this out http://rafb.net/paste/results/490D7C87.html when i do system-config-soundcard i click on play sound and i get errors at the terminal and i dont hear anything. any ideas whats wrong ?
<12> towlie: system-config-soundcard relies on modules.... as do most sound howto's..... and modules are easier to configure and troubleshoot
<12> towlie: recompile and modularise it
<11> do you mean make it a module ? i compiled it into the kernel..
<12> yeah opposite of that
<11> ?
<12> make it amodule and NOT compiled in
<11> so compile it as a module ?
<12> indeed
<11> ok whats the difference?
<12> modules can be loaded and unloaded....
<11> i usually make it compiled in and it works great
<12> plus ya can see the module is lsmod output
<12> s/is/in/
<12> they're just easier to troubleshoot
<11> ok im changing it. after its done do i need to reboot ?
<12> uhuh
<11> usually i make it compiled in and it works great...
<11> hey awol
<11> ok so i compiled it as a module
<12> hey wot?
<11> and i loaded it
<11> now what ?
<12> duh
<12> i told ya to make it a module so system-config-soundcard could find it
<11> im using fedora core 4 by the way
<12> i guessed that much
<11> when i did system-config-soundcard i see these errors:
<11> i see this 4 times in a row: amixer: Mixer attach hw:0 error: No such file or directory
<11> aplay: main:508: audio open error: No such file or directory
<12> did you compile alsa module or OSS?
<11> alsa
<12> hrmmm.... should work....
<12> unload all sound modules and then run system-config-soundcard
<12> my guess is ya missed an option or chose wrong ones...
<12> but hard to say exactly
<11> sndconfig doesnt work it says that im not running a kernel with modular sound
<12> sndconfig is for oss
<11> oh
<11> im still getting the amixer errors
<12> towlie: ok.... try kudzu
<11> i think the problem is with the mixer not being configured correctly...
<11> kudzu returned me back to the shell prompt
<12> the mixer is a device created when the sound modules are loaded properly
<12> make sure you got all the right sound options in menuconfig
<11> i think si
<11> so
<12> i have 3 sound cards in my desktop
<12> but i use debian....np's for me
<11> im on a dell latitude c600 laptop and in menu config under alsa i chose "ESS ES1968/1968 (Maestro-1/2/2E)
<12> you have ES1983S Maestro-3i
<12> diff card
<11> then what do i do ? i dont see it listed
<11> under alsa
<12> indeed
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