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<0> just learn everything....
<1> yeah
<2> think linux+ to show you know how to log into a box, or rhce which is barely worth the paper its written on, but a lot of people look at :)
<0> start by reading all the docs at tldp.org
<1> ty for this ***istance
<2> install linux on your own machine, setup your own server at home
<0> and read all the man pages
<3> vmware is a good way to learn also
<2> man pages and google are your fried
<2> err friend
<0> fried is what you'll end up....
<3> hah
<2> hehe thats how i feel most of the time
<2> no matter how much i learn theres always more...
<4> hi, my php is segfautling with doublefree seemingly only when it has mysql involved.. and i'm at a loss
<5> don't use mysql *shrug*
<4> http://pastebin.ca/130009 - version info, and backtrace on one of the coredumps
<4> anyone have any ideas?
<4> yeah, that's not helpful, but thanks
<5> nothing like a database you can't commit or roll back in
<6> not everyone needs those "features" though
<5> "features" hahahahha
<6> yes hence the quotes, wiseguy
<5> i agree, not everyone needs a serious db.
<7> Motivez: was php built by you or using distros pkg?
<4> distros package
<4> this is centos with cpanel stuff
<7> which should coincide with the mysql version your distro has?
<4> It was PHP 4.4.3 with mysql 4.0.27, but the update scripts to change over to 5.0.29 were run not too long ago
<7> so the problem started after the php upgrade?
<4> Haven't upgraded php, only upgraded mysql
<4> but yes
<4> We also put in Zend optimizer / eAccelerator, but even when I disable those and revert to the old cfg, the problem still persists
<5> i wonder what the logical next step would be.
<5> i'm new to computers though.
<4> hey jjcell, if i wanted your opinion about how cool you were, i coulda msg'd you directly
<5> you couldn't message me directly if you tried.
<4> good one
<4> i'm impressed with your wit, honestly
<8> Good one... gone.
<5> that was ment to be funny?
<5> you could take it more as a challenge.
<4> I love how people hang around in help channels to flaunt their ego, don't you have a hobby or something?
<5> where did i do any ego flaunting?
<4> Do you have any constructive suggestions or not?
<5> where did i do any ego flaunting?
<4> Gonna take that as a no.
<4> Anyone else?
<5> snoopy lego?
<7> Motivez: considered rolling back to mysql 4?
<7> or rebuilding php with mysql 5?
<4> As an absolutely last recourse, yes. I'd prefer to upgrade PHP before that though, which is somewhat of a h***le with this box (that isn't mine... I"m trying to help out a friend)
<4> I was hoping someone might have an idea on how to further troubleshoot the problem though.. at this point I've tried everything I can think of save upgrading/downgrading
<7> rewrite your code?
<4> It's third party code that should work with these versions
<9> wohoo
<9> all my blogs are up to typo 4.0
<5> bougyman don't waste your time on manhattan beach's course
<9> even found a neat lil wiki for sadga.net
<9> jjcell: never been to that one
<9> we're doing a podunk course today
<9> it's in the middle of ****kicker country
<9> should be interesting
<5> i need to get out to la mirada
<9> have you seen http://sadga.net/images, ?
<9> i played la mirada
<9> wasn't really worth the cost, imo.
<9> i found I don't like tandem courses that much, overall.
<9> though the cart is nice
<5> given my neighborhood i'm going to have to trade the disks in for a volleyball
<10> firewall question plz... i'm trying to retire my solaris firewall and replace it with a linux firewall, but I'm having problem with DNS stuffs. Basically, the NAT'ed clients can't the correct DNS info. It's pointing to the linux firewall for DNS. How do I forward the DNS info down to NAT'ed clients? is there something in /proc/sys/net or /etc/dhcpd.conf file i should add?
<11> _d_: you are trying to serve out the DNS servers via dhcp?
<10> warjest: not at the moment. I'm getting dns from my isp and just trying to p*** it down
<10> but can't get it to work
<7> option domain-name-servers 192.168.1.1;
<11> yup
<11> but he is trying to inheirt his isp' ones
<11> thats a bad idea nyway
<11> you should round bind as a caching dns on your router
<11> and then just use what graz said
<7> or put the isps dns in that line
<7> but a cachinf server will reduce outbound traffic for lookups
<10> i'll try both ... be back in a bit. Thanks
<10> oh, one thing, what should ddns-update-style be in this case?
<7> mine's set to none, no idea what your needs are
<11> checking
<11> dns-updates on;
<11> ddns-update-style interim;
<11> I also do dynamic dns stuff
<11> but that doesnt concern you
<11> so not much
<11> nvm* rather
<5> howdy stic
<8> idiotstic ._.
<12> hey jj
<12> howdy toaster
<10> graz/war--: hey guys, apparently, my nat setup is messed up. Here's what i have with eth0 = external and eth1 = internal. Any comment?
<10> iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -o eth0 -s 192.168.99.0/24 -d 0/0 -j MASQUERADE
<10> iptables -A FORWARD -t filter -o eth0 -m state --state NEW,ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
<10> iptables -A FORWARD -t filter -i eth0 -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
<11> _d_
<12> !wtf paste?
<13> Well, paste is not recommended in the channel, visit http://www.pastebin.com and give us the url for anything more then a line
<11> $IPTABLES -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o $INET -j MASQUERADE
<10> my bad ..
<10> sorry for the paste guys
<10> warjest: you don't specify what subnet you're nat'ing?
<10> damn autocompletion :)
<11> _d_: that is from an old fw.
<11> $IPTABLES -t nat -A NAT_POSTROUTING -o $CABLE -j MASQUERADE
<11> the one I use now
<10> u still don't use the -s option
<10> ?
<11> no
<11> and have not been hacked or compromised since I started using iptables since I switched from ipfilter
<11> from solaris
<10> is that the only rule you have? do you need to append to the FORWARD chain as well?
<11> I have hundreds of rules
<11> _d_, best way to learn is
<11> _d_: download every fw script on freshmeat and read the iptables howtos
<11> _d_: and then you can make a good FWall :)
<11> _d_: and yes
<11> you append it to another rule
<11> in this case,
<11> -A POSTROUTING
<10> yeah, i meant the other two lines i pasted.. wondering if they were necessary for it to work. I doubt they were, but just curious
<10> one was to allow new/establish/related connection for outbound and the other was to allow established/related connections for inbound
<7> hose FORWARD rules arent needed
<10> that's what i thought ...
<7> echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
<10> did that
<10> modprobe too
<7> so that takes care of NAT
<10> hm... gotta hit the howto again i guess
<10> gotta be missing something obvious
<11> _d_: check pm
<14> anyone know anything about hosts that don't support Virtual interfaces?
<15> im doing some bash scripting, editing a conf file in pico - how do i replicate ^B or "bold" ?
<14> it doesn't do bold CruelVenm
<7> why would a conf file need bold
<8> Lalalala.. ow! I stubbed my toe :(
<14> Example:. <strong>bold</strong> no more bold ...
<16> howdy
<16> is there a program to make udf iso's ?
<17> been a while...first time playing with cardbus in linux, 2.4.20 or so will see my wireless card (drivers are a different story), whereas 2.6.17.8 says it can't identify it
<18> hi guys, Fedora Core 5, fresh install, when FTP-ing in on p 21, get the following error message: 500 OOPS: cannot change directory:/home/alpha
<18> happens for all users
<18> config error for vs-ftp?
<6> sounds like it
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