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<0> anyone know if redhat installs apache with 'apache extension' ?
<0> apxs
<1> hool-: i believe its in the apache-devel package
<0> yeah i'm losing my mind here trying to install that package
<0> so many dependencies and conflicts
<1> hool-: on fedora.. or ?
<0> fedora
<1> yum install apache-devel
<1> should do it
<0> trying
<2> this may be a dumb question, but is there anyway to do an undo in redhat?
<2> hehe
<2> i just realized that there is a typo in my question
<2> what i meant to ask was: is there a way to undo and "rm" in redhat
<2> like > rm test.txt
<2> then
<2> whoops, i need that file!
<2> > undel test.txt
<2> to undo a "rm" in redhat. (so many typos! its been a long day!)
<3> im trying to get apache running on redhat, and im getting the following error when i try and start the service:
<3> [1] Killed httpd (wd: /usr/local/apache_1.3.34/src/) (wd now: /usr/local/apache/conf)
<3> does that help enough to tell what im doin wrong?
<4> nope
<5> startkeylogger
<6> im sure a lot of people running redhat use norton ;x
<4> lewl.
<7> Is there a flag I can p*** to RPM to make it tell me where a particular package has installed files? I am installing Sun's JDK, but after it's finished and I run "java --version" I still get a gcc gcj version, like the java binary wasn't overwritten.
<8> gradg:
<9> how do i get automount to mount on start up
<10> snmp help please :)
<10> i have rhel3 on two boxes, snmpd running on both, snmpd.conf only has "rocommunity public" firewall is open on port 161 for both
<10> i run "snmpwalk -c public -v 1 <ip> system"
<10> and i get "Timeout: No Response from <ip>"
<10> tcpdump shows requests and responses going in both directions, snmpd in debugging mode shows request and responses
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<10> <sigh> thanks for pushing my stuff up
<10> does anyone know why it's timing out?
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<10> running it on localhost works just fine
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<10> all right, so it's the snmpd that comes with rhel3 because the snmpd worked perfectly on rhel4
<10> .. and i have the latest version according to rhn...
<12> startkeylogger
<10> any suggestions?
<13> mornin
<14> what is the minimum kernel requirement for socks 5 proxy client
<14> or where can i find core documentation on it
<10> WTF!!!! now snmpd is working when i haven't made any changes??
<15> OVERDR|VE: i don't believe that would require anything special in the kernel
<16> i am trying to load rhel onto a laptop, it gets as far as anaconda and then 'permission denied' ..... you may reboot
<17> im trying to compile wxWidgets (requires GTK+2) and its having problems finding gtk.. im seeing gtk installed in /usr/lib/gtk-2.0. any ideas?
<18> set a configure option
<18> to where it will find the headers
<18> or libs
<19> hi
<19> can anyone around help me?
<19> ok
<16> impatient twit
<20> so, I havent used redhat since v7. at the time there was no dependency-aware rpm installer. what's the appropriate way (ie- the way that redhat would want you to) to install packages for RHEL
<20> yum doesn't seem to be native on it, is that not "from" redhat?
<15> falz: up2date
<15> up2date --install pkgname
<20> thx.
<9> falz its not from red hat
<9> its from yellow dog
<20> ahh.
<20> up2date theoretically resolves dependencies?
<9> http://linux.duke.edu/projects/yum/
<9> up2date is not that good anymore
<9> red hat is moving away from it
<20> yum will get the correct packages for each version, however? (RHEL4 in this case)
<9> most packages it will have resolved
<9> check the repository
<9> does someone know if red hat will start supporting the new chip by Sun with its 8 cores?
<20> wow. rh is annoying me. so, is there a way for up2date to.. refresh what packages it thinks it can install?
<20> if I do --show-available, there's not a ton there (700)
<21> update the db
<21> or rebuild it
<20> yea, I don't see an update command in --help
<20> dar
<20> nevermind :)
<20> actually, -u just updates installed packages. I is the --show-available only reading from local files, or does it go online eachtime? (I would ***ume it stays local)
<20> so are the packages on enterprise terribly out of date by default? php 4.3.9? do I need to change the sources file to be something much less stable to get something more current?
<16> bleeding edge != stable
<16> rhel is only released new every 18 months
<20> yea, setting someone's ****ty redhat server up, they have an up2date subscription, rhel, so I'm trying to keep things sane for them
<20> may as well just install from src
<20> I'
<20> perhaps just some centos packages
<20> or reformat and put freebsd on here
<16> or debian
<16> debian is about as up to date as rhel
<16> :P
<16> if you want new, try FC5 T3
<22> Is anyone able to help me at all? I'm currently looking for a script to use to allow me to manage shells on my server. I have root access and all, and I'm currently using CPanel (I had no choice, sadly) to manage web-hosting packages and accounts - what can I use to do the same with shells?
<23> I'd say go FreeBSD
<23> :X
<22> No choice there either hehe
<22> It's a VDS/VPS.
<23> oh, didn't notice ur question
<23> was responding to:
<23> falz:#redhat> or reformat and put freebsd on here
<23> <Kibozo:#redhat> or debian
<23> <Kibozo:#redhat> debian is about as up to date as rhel
<23> <Kibozo:#redhat> :P
<22> mp***wd: hehe
<22> mp***wd: ANy ideas then? I'm basically running a VDS for my own personal use, but I will hand out free shells and hosting to close, trusted sources - I still however want to restrict processes, bandwidth etc.
<22> From that the shell, that is.
<22> Or FOR shell accounts.
<22> In the limits.conf file, what's the difference between 'soft' and 'hard' settings?
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