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<0> i have a linux server behind a domain. i would like vsftpd to listen ftp. and apache on www. and so forth, can i do this without reverse dns?
<0> and without more than 1 ip
<1> SSL tunneling is working with everything except MSN Messenger.
<1> I have no idea why
<2> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3645365857856468197&q=Sulphur+Hexafluoride
<2> awesome
<3> hey i used google and tried to fix my wifi problem
<3> i followed it to the t
<3> i got ath0 to recognize my pci card
<3> and even connect to an ESSID
<3> but it still says unknown host when i ping something , nor does lynx make any websites active
<3> does anyone have a suggestion?
<4> you dont have DNS
<3> with wifi shouldnt it get a dns once it connects to a AP?
<4> no idea, i never had anything wifiesque
<5> does your AP require any WEP or WPA key ?
<3> netstat
<3> i did iwconfig ath0 key
<3> so yes it does require a key...
<5> what os? on my laptop my wireless interface is wlan0
<3> slackware 11.0
<3> running on a acer 5630 aspire core 2 duo
<3> 2.4.33.3 kernel
<5> i have never run slackware... so i dont know where the differances could be
<3> ic , thanks for the help anyways ;)
<5> i know ubuntu/debian are pretty good about just taking the network key as is ... with fedora i had to add something to the begining of the key to get it to take ... cant remember what it is at this point, but yeilded a similar problem
<6> s:
<6> for a string
<6> it's nothing to do with the distribution.
<6> iwconfig ath0 key s:somestring
<6> you only need the s: if it's the string representation.
<6> without the s: it ***umes Hex
<3> yea
<3> i put the hex
<5> anyways, sorry i was of no help ... time to leave work
<3> and tried the string as well
<6> did you do iwconfig ath0 enc on?
<6> also, ifconfig ath0 up
<3> i didnt put enc on
<6> if it's not 'up', an atheros will not connect to an access point.
<3> im gonna reboot
<6> weirdness with madwifi on that one.
<6> no, don't reboot
<3> and start fresh
<6> unneccessary
<3> wel i had to anyways
<3> cuz my lappie died
<3> i brought next to me in this room so i can do things as yo utalk
<3> i just brought the charger in here 1 sec
<3> **** this will take a while because it didnt unmount cleanly
<3> still ther bougy?
<6> ya
<6> i'm still here.
<6> but when i'm helping we do things my way.
<6> you wanna help someone, you can do it your way.
<3> ok
<3> what do you want me to do
<3> ???
<7> anybody alive?
<8> works ****s
<2> ****A
<2> STOP ****ING SO MUCH
<2> ***hat
<2> graz: can I ask a favor?
<4> kumakuma some people are
<4> apparently
<2> graz: 5 minutes, all you need is telnet :P
<2> or nmap
<2> either one, dont really care
<3> anyone good with wireless on linux?
<3> i get ath0 up but it wont give me an ip once it connects to my routers essid
<2> aight, ****it, works
<2> nicely too, I mite add
<9> who agrees with this statement: apple ****s
<9> ?
<10> apple = pube-card
<10> only on Wednesdays
<2> bananasna: apple is awesome
<2> I love my amc
<2> mac
<2> ok, gotta go, ciao
<11> hi, i accidently deleted a file in apache httpd.conf.rpmnew , and i dont know where to get it from
<11> any ideas what i can do to get apache running again?
<9> It should be able to run without the httpd.conf.rpmnew file, do you have just a regular httpd.conf file?
<9> If it needs the .rpmnew file, you could also do a cp httpd.conf httpd.conf.rpmnew and then edit the file to have your server settings?
<11> i have the old one
<11> but it says cant run
<11> [root@ip-208-109-51-34 conf]# /etc/init.d/httpd start
<11> Starting httpd:
<11> Apache 1.3 configuration directives found
<11> please read /usr/share/doc/httpd-2.0.54/migration.html
<11> i went there and its weierd letting
<11> doesnt explain anything
<9> one second
<9> did it run before?
<11> it did, then i updated it using plesk, and it gave me a new file, httpd.conf.rpmnew but i acceditly deleted it :/
<9> I really think the rpmnew file is worthless
<9> one second
<11> well its a sample conf file
<11> and my old conf file dont work b/c its old commands
<9> just try httpd -f flag
<9> and specify which file to use
<11> /etc/init.d/httpd start
<11> i type this to start it
<11> it used this file called httpd.conf
<11> Starting httpd:
<11> Apache 1.3 configuration directives found
<11> please read /usr/share/doc/httpd-2.0.54/migration.html
<11> [FAILED]
<12> can someone suggest me a good place to buy a VPS ??
<4> whats a vps?
<12> Virtual Server ;)
<4> amen
<4> price is unbeatable
<4> little support, its aimed at ppl who know what they're doing
<12> lemme take a look ;)
<9> Hello, using RPM how can I find out if Apache is installed?
<9> I did an rpm -qi apache* but nothing came up
<9> I am sure Apache is installed, but for some reason nothing comes up
<13> bananasna: rpm -qa | grep "http|apache"
<9> gracias senor :P
<4> its httpd like inv_Arp said
<9> So, is it no longer called Apache? Sorry if these sound like newbie questions, but it's been a while since I have used a *nix based operating system
<12> look for httpd ;)
<4> bananasna the rpm is called httpd
<12> it still called apache ... but it's an http daemon ;)
<4> the software is still apache
<9> hehe, alright, thank you guys!
<9> Using fedora, how do I update an RPM?
<4> bananasna rpm -Uhv some.rpm
<4> or
<4> yum update httpd
<13> update an rpm?
<9> I use FreeBSD and ports, I have no idea how to use RPM
<9> I haven't used Redhat since 4.x
<13> bananasna: man rpm, plenty examples on google.
<4> bananasna use yum instead
<14> just type in rpm, and hit im feeling lucky.
<14> (google obviously)
<9> Alright, thanks guys
<14> its an easy pkg management tool
<14> shouldnt be hard to figure out :)
<14> ive never used it tho, i compile from source heh
<9> I usually use ports (freebsd), or compile from source
<9> I imagine all the pkg management tools in linux make things easier, but I have always just compiled from source
<4> bananasna FC?
<9> sorry, what is FC?
<9> For Christ?
<9> Everything I do is FC
<9> hehe
<4> LOL
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