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<0> what is the background process responsible for printing on fedora
<0> so i can look it up
<1> is it cups?
<0> i think
<1> i rarely print from *nix tho, but cups would be my guess
<0> or lpstat
<0> lpd
<2> yes cupsd
<1> common unix printing service
<1> or something
<3> wtf was that about?
<4> Aragorn16: your nick matches that of virus bots ..
<4> so my client does an autokick .. once :)
<4> they normally dont rejoin
<3> lol
<3> Never saw that before. :)
<4> ill whitelist your nick for future :)
<3> thx
<4> done :)
<3> kew
<4> heh
<4> fu OmegaEvil
<2> haha
<4> hahah
<2> lolol
<2> ;-D
<2> bored
<2> I should do work
<2> ...cat brought two mice in
<2> i got woken up twice
<2> ;-|
<2> meow.....meeeeoooowwww
<2> grr
<5> hi, what program can I use that is similar to realvnc or windows terminal services. I need remote access to my gnome desktop.
<1> man vncserver ?
<5> ah ok
<1> vncserver :1
<1> then enter a vnc p***wd
<5> cool
<5> thanks!
<1> then vncserver -kill :1
<1> then cd .vnc
<1> then vi xstartup
<1> and un comment out the top two commented out lines
<1> then re-start the vncserver again
<6> tighvnc and ultraVNC are also alternatives
<1> and u will get the pretty gnome login u always wanted
<1> well tightvnc for the client
<5> is vnc preinstalled on all distributions?
<5> Like on suse etc
<6> not on the windows distribution ;)
<1> i use tightvnc on my windows laptop, and the built in vncserver on my redhat/centos macines
<1> heh
<1> hodoe download tightvnc for your windows machine if thats where you will be sitting when you want to remote connect
<5> ya I will be on awindows machine
<5> will download it now
<1> then do exactly what i said, and u will be good to go. if im not idle, feel free to msg me for help, or ask in channel;
<5> thanks!
<5> BTW Eosphorus do you know stuff about mod_perl?
<1> not my department :)
<5> lol ok
<1> <-- 0 scripting fu
<5> You haev any Appache experience?
<1> i know where stuff lives, not much more.
<5> ok cool thanks
<5> Is Linux better than FreeBSD?
<1> there is no such word as "better" here
<5> Well more supported / easier to use?
<1> i started with freebsd, and will always love it, but at this point all i touch is centos (redhat)
<5> ah ok
<1> i think redhat is easier to use these days
<1> esp with yum
<5> I am installing Suse
<5> as we speak
<1> if u want the easiest *nix to play with, i'd say centos + yum + webmin
<5> what is webmin
<1> its a cheater tool
<6> serverlog analyser?
<1> :)
<6> no i'm mixing things up
<1> its like, a web GUI to most anything you would want to do on a linux machine
<5> cool!
<5> exactly what I need
<1> its _very_ easy
<1> i cannot admit to my friends i use it at work
<1> else they would beat me
<5> and yum is an autoupdater?
<1> http://www.webmin.com/
<5> thanks
<5> I bookmarked it
<1> yum comes with redhat
<1> so like you do "yum install httpd.386i"
<1> and it finds the newest version of apache, what dependencies it needs, gets them all, installs them all, and you do nothing
<1> or "yum update", updates all packages and kernel if need be. wind up doing absolutely nothing at all.
<5> cool!
<5> I will start reading up on them
<5> Thanks alot man!
<1> i dunno if suse is rpm based, or apt, or what
<1> cool
<5> I am out for an hour or so maybe I will catch you later
<1> im writing a book "Lazy Sysadmining"
<5> The serious?
<1> cool, im usukky here all day
<1> for reals
<5> I am working on a webproxy
<1> my friend writes books for open source stuff, so he has a publisher to talk to
<5> iphide.com
<5> its semi functional
<1> cool
<1> we'll tlak about it tomorrow, a user needs my help
<5> bye
<7> how to install all not-installed packages on my box using up2date ?
<7> up2date --installall ?
<8> whynot using yum ?
<7> hmm
<7> and anyidea how to install php with apache on rh9 ?
<7> means, using packages..
<7> how to install/upgrade all available packages using yum ??
<9> yum update
<10> Hi
<10> I want to transfer to another host, what would I have to do if I dont want to loose my email accounts ?
<11> hi, i'm new to redhat. I'm looking for a equialiment command to "apt-get install <pkg-name>" (debian) for easy downloading and installation of packages
<1> man yum
<1> thanks me later
<12> man up2date if you have a subscription...
<13> anyone know where i can get a torrent of rh8
<13> nope
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