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<0> hmmm.... that lpic exam looks sooo much like the A+ exam...
<0> 'whats the args used to set a serial line to be 115k'...
<0> cmon
<1> howdy, I got a hard drive in my linux box that got solaris 10 parititions, is there a way to mount them?
<0> what fs type is it?
<1> good question, I think it is UFS2
<1> UFS
<0> mount -t ufs /dev/hdXX /mnt/place
<1> whatever is the default fs that comes with solaris 10
<0> yea, google says ufs
<1> Idle: that was it, I just had to point to the correct slice; thanx a lot
<2> hi
<0> seabsd?
<2> fo sho
<2> hey, is it possible to join 2 access points together?
<2> or do you need one box with 2 wifi cards ?
<0> join in what way?
<2> one for serving and one fore client to other ap
<0> some ap's support that, yes
<2> i want 2 access points to talk to each other
<2> hostapd
<0> its called bridge mode
<2> i'm setting up a computer to
<0> yea, with madwifi you can do that too
<2> i'm not trying to bridge wifi to ethernet
<2> you are talking about having 2 wifi cards in 1 box though
<2> i'm talking about 1 wifi card in each access point box
<2> each acting as an access point
<2> and those access points know about each other and connect to each other wirelessly
<2> sorta like a mesh
<2> or something
<2> i'm not quite getting my google search right or something
<2> to bridge 2 wifi connections you would need 2 wifi cards in the same box afaik
<2> but maybe there's some stuff out there that i don't know about
<2> i can't even comprehend how they would do it but THERE MUST be a way
<3> i'm trying to compile some c code to use with fastcgi... i keep getting "libfcgi.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory", but i have -L/usr/local/lib/ where that exact file is located (happens at runtime not compile/linking)
<3> /usr/local/lib/libfcgi.so.0 -> libfcgi.so.0.0.0
<4> What should I increase my apache servers to?
<0> ?
<4> error.log warnings
<0> the default usually works
<4> [Sun Jul 30 19:35:59 2006] [info] server seems busy, (you may need to increase StartServers, or Min/MaxSpareServers), spawning 8 children, there are 6 idle, and 96 total children
<4> [Sun Jul 30 19:36:05 2006] [info] [client 217.218.95.23] (104)Connection reset by peer: client stopped connection before rwrite completed
<4> [Sun Jul 30 19:36:12 2006] [info] server seems busy, (you may need to increase StartServers, or Min/MaxSpareServers), spawning 8 children, there are 0 idle, and 105 total children
<0> wow, busy server
<4> Just sockets busy?
<0> change it to 10 children, see how it goes
<4> This is 1.33
<5> I can't believe I've forgotten this -- which tool is used to essentially record all interactive input/output to a file?
<4> not 2.0
<0> doesn't matter
<4> Where are these children
<4> I got MaxSpareServers 20, MinSS 10, Startservers 20, MaxClients 130, MaxReqsPerChild 10
<0> change StartServers to 25
<4> Why not 50?
<4> I got 2 gigs of RAM on this server
<0> if you want
<0> I would enable the stats for apache... you can get a good indication of whats normal
<4> how is that done
<6> is it ok to use rstatd, or are there some issies with it ?
<0> xtor: cant remember... gimme a sec
<0> mod_status
<0> or mod_info
<6> iam just trying rstatd+ jperfmeter it seems cool
<7> im in need of help with gnome desktop; mandriva 2006 build linux
<7> i try to open .rpm of limewire, and i get errors invlving java enviroment or something. anyone hear can help me?
<0> rpm -Uvh limewire.rpm ?
<7> run that in terminal?
<0> mandriva, so: urpmi limewire
<0> most probably
<0> where else could you run it?
<0> oh, and youll need to su to root
<7> no package named limewire?
<7> if i su to root, does the rpm file need to be in root? or can it be in my current users desktop
<0> you can cd to it
<0> cd ~user
<0> thatll get their home dir, then cd Desktop
<0> or:
<0> cd ~user/Desktop
<7> lemme try that
<7> i try cd'ing to the user's folder, but it says no such dir.
<0> ..
<0> cd /home/user
<7> ok im on user's desktop, urpmi limewire, i get no package still
<0> ...
<0> urpmi will download from the net
<0> you need to get the package name... theres some kinda query syntax that I dont know
<7> where can i find that at?
<0> man urpmi
<8> hi is there a program where I can access my server remotely? like gotomypc but for linux?
<9> ssh
<9> db1020: linux to linux or windows to linux?
<8> windows to linux so i can access the server at home with a ag gui
<8> a gui*
<9> putty
<9> it's free and does ssh
<8> that's a ssh client
<6> db1020 nx is great
<8> i'm looking for a gui
<8> like xwindows or something
<6> db1020, nx
<9> then nx is your best choice
<8> NX is the server and the client runs windows?
<9> it has an integrated X server
<7> in terminal how would i copy a folder, and place it in another directory?
<0> vnc
<7> i dont get it
<8> i don't know if nomachine.com is the right site but they only have NX servers for enterprise/business? i'm looking for a personal or smaller edition just for me?
<6> db1020, freenx is the free version of the server
<6> and you can get the client from nomachine
<8> ahh didn't see the free edition..n/m :-/ thanks
<10> howdy
<6> howdy partner
<10> snew
<10> i need bigger shot gl***es
<10> what's a popular linux distro these days? suse? mandriva? whoppix?
<8> dumb question how can i find out what desktop client i have on a remote server?
<8> or if i have any at all..i only have shell/ssh access
<10> like, remote kernel ver?
<10> u ssh-ed into it?
<8> yes
<10> I'd try uname -a but that's just me
<8> i mean how can i find out if there is gnome, kde, etc. installed?
<10> i donated 10 bucks to Ubuntu to tell them what a stupid name that ubuntu is
<8> this is a fresh install of RHE
<10> isn't kde normal?
<10> like, default?
<8> i never played with linux except ssh
<8> that's why i want to now
<10> maybe rpm -qil [package name]
<8> ahh good idea
<10> haven't monkeyed wtih packages much
<8> hmm i think i'll ask the hosting company to make sure or see if they can install it or something
<10> it's a hosted server?
<8> yeah
<10> dunno but u can install it remotely
<8> KDE?
<10> i'm on fbsd atm and installing kde is as hard as typing pkg_add -r kde
<10> yea, kde. the most popular desktop env
<8> nice
<10> or pkg_add -r mozilla or firefox. it's sweet. totally script a app install
<10> an
<11> running an X desktop on a remote server is kinda silly
<10> i was thinking that. heh. thought he was like x forwarding or something
<10> can u "x forward" a kde desktop//
<10> ?
<12> yes
<12> a few ways
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