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<0> question about mirc
<1> Adonis ... just ask
<0> i have mirc
<0> i use to use the firewall...
<0> to bounce a proxy off of
<0> but now its not working on any proxy i use
<0> why
<0> anyone know what i'm talking about
<0> socks5
<0> guess not
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<3> znx: about 4, maybe?
<3> maybe 5
<3> bleh.
<4> I have setup the apache webserver that comes with the fedora core 5 installation and it works fine; however, whenever i try to change the listen port in the httpd.conf and restart the service, it says it fails, but when i change it back to 80, it works fine. Any ideas?
<5> what port you trying to set it to?
<4> 2000
<5> do you have something running on 2000?, and did you change the port in the default vhost file?
<4> hrm. didnt change anything in the default vhost file, where is that
<4> that might be the problem
<5> not positive about fc5 but it should be in etc/apache/vhosts
<5> lemme double check
<4> doesnt exist
<5> do you have slocate install and updatred?
<4> i dont have slocate
<4> should i do a 'yum list slocate' and install it some day? lol
<4> is it useful
<5> kinda
<5> well, just edit your httpd.conf
<5> and search for vhost
<4> that's what i did, i changed listen 80 to listen 2000, then i saved it and did service httpd restart
<4> and it failed
<4> what other command can i use to search for vhost
<5> open your conf file
<5> what editor do you use, pico, nano?
<4> vi
<5> do you know how to search in vi?
<4> no :( why is there a vhost line in the conf?
<5> there may be
<4> wait i have nano installed
<4> let me see if i can search in that
<4> ok, ^w, i looked up vhost
<4> found a loadmodule
<5> now follow to that module
<4> vhost_alias_module modules/mod_vhost_alias.so
<5> nah
<4> ok there is a section 3: virtual hsots in the conf
<5> <VirtualHost
<5> search for that
<4> there is a commented line: #NameVirtualHost *:80
<5> you need to find the one not commented out and change the port
<4> the only uncommented line that involves port 80, is listen 80
<5> could you view webpages when it was listening on 80?
<4> it worked fine on port 80
<4> i could access it internally, thing is my isp blocks outbound port 80, so i want to change it so other can view my webpage
<5> ok
<4> so i need to change my port, but whenever i touch listen and change to any other port and i do service httpd restart, it fails
<5> what router you got?
<4> so i feel there must be another value somewhere that still has port 80 in it
<4> which is causing it to fail
<5> some routers allow you to forward to a different listening port
<4> i have a linksys router
<5> so you can listen on port 2000 on the router, and send requestrs to local port 80
<5> but if you want to make this work, then we need to do some digging
<4> intersting, so that would work around my isp blocking port 80 outbound?
<5> its not outbound 80, its inbound
<5> your ISP prevents anything inbound to port 80 to your house
<4> inbound means i cant host my own , but i can view other webpages?
<5> yes
<4> ok i got confused then lol
<5> what do your apache logs say when you set listen port and fails?
<4> nothing
<4> doesnt say a word about it, only when it succeeds to load on port 80 and when i send the shutdown signal, that's all its logging
<5> hmm
<5> you looking at these? /var/log/apache2/error.log
<4> yup
<4> i was reading a forum post on this problem and someone said disabling se linux fixed the problem ?
<5> that could be as well
<4> what is se linux
<5> security enhanced
<4> so maybe there is a config file for that, that is blocking my new port?
<4> so either i have to config it, or disable it for my httpd
<4> neither of which i know how to do lol
<5> i dont use current redhat/fc
<5> i run mostly BSD and gentoo
<5> search the online docs
<5> i do know that selinux is turned on by default during installation
<4> is it necessary to keep it enabled?
<4> is it a big security risk if i disable it?
<5> depends on how secure you need your box
<5> if you just gonna host some files for small ****, dont worry about it
<5> if you going to have a production box with tons of connections, then i would consider it
<4> wait is selinux
<4> the built in linux firewall?
<4> because i disabled that already
<5> no
<5> thats a component that is part of it
<4> cuz i typed in : system-config-securitylevel
<4> and it has the firewall in there
<4> ohh ok
<5> but SE is just policies mostly
<5> guidelines for having a secure box
<4> apparently to disable selinux for httpd daemon: setsebool -P httpd_disable_trans 1
<4> but i want to see if i can just change the port
<5> google
<4> alright i disable it for httpd only and it works fine now, i have a router firewall anyways.
<4> it's working now. thanks dr-lol for your help
<4> :)
<5> shirley
<6> did ya get it to work mate ?
<7> just about to give it a shot
<6> k
<7> had to redo some internal stuff to free up machines
<7> one of those cl***ic "what's the sound of one machine clapping" things
<6> lol
<7> plus I need to decide how to partition the drives
<7> since drbd is a bit odd
<7> and it's poorly documented
<7> the howto isn't complete and is sort of spread intot he man page
<8> kitchen: 5 in 200+ thats pretty damn good :)
<9> hey
<9> rpm -ihv proftpd-1.2.10-9.0.rh7.rf.i386.rpm
<9> error: failed dependencies:
<9> wu-ftpd conflicts with proftpd-1.2.10-9.0.rh7.rf
<9> anonftp conflicts with proftpd-1.2.10-9.0.rh7.rf
<9> i dont know how i can remove those ftpds so i can install proftpd
<9> how can i make proftpd work with the users file? so each user will have ftp account when im adding him to the system
<10> okay .. odd stuff ... glibc 2.3.6 was installed, removed (not thinking) ... needed/need to install 2.3.4 ...
<10> nothing works on the box, as far as new commands, but all systems running still, have 1 ssh conn open, but cant open another .. no ssh
<6> yep
<6> never remove glibc
<6> renstall it
<6> if ya can or you are ****ed
<6> a mistake you will never do again
<6> and why go back a version thats stupid
<10> prob is, box is remote .. lol
<6> yes
<10> needed by some other proggies
<6> reinstall glibc
<10> and how ? .. with nothing working
<6> if that ssh session goes you are ****ed
<6> well.....if you cant
<10> bash: /bin/ls: /lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory
<6> wget the rpms and see if rpm will install it
<6> if it wont ....tough
<10> tried that as well,
<5> compile it on another machine then p*** it over to that one
<8> Dr-Lol: how do you move/copy into place?
<8> you would need to build a static set of coreutils
<6> indeed
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