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<0> lol
<0> theres a ton of rants online about this, and no solutions
<0> ed_mann: i thought i was so close :)
<1> about the -d not working?
<0> ed_mann: yep, defaults dont work :(
<1> have you tried the -d before the --set?
<0> checking
<0> setfacl -d --set u::rwx,u:
<0> thats my syntax... etc etc
<1> ok
<0> and i have tried both v3 and v4
<0> neither allow default acls for some bunk reason
<1> setfacl --set d::rwx,u::rwx,g::rwx,o::- bla
<1> clustermagnet: can you find the "POSIXLY_CORRECT" environment variable/?
<1> look for it.
<1> man setfacl
<0> ed_mann: uhm...
<0> ed_mann: checking :)
<1> look at the end of the file. It says something about it.
<1> adn how default: prefix is disabled.
<1> s/adn/and/
<0> ed_mann: should i enable it?
<0> not quite that good... i dont understand what they're trying to say :)
<0> rereading the whole thing
<0> and how does that affect my situation :)
<0> im not removing any acls, just trying to set the default, which are never set
<1> ya but it sounds like it is disabled if posix corect is enabled.
<1> s/corect/correct/
<0> i dont have that var set :(
<2> :)
<0> echo $POSIXLY_CORRECT
<0> blank
<0> LiuYan: :( :)
<1> no POSIXLY is set at build time.
<0> ed_mann: build time of nfs client?
<0> ed_mann: sigh, what the heck can i do? :)
<0> so what you're saying you cant have default acls with nfs v3 or v4?
<0> :(
<1> no i think it would be the setfacl tools
<0> so you think setfacl tools are what are screwy?
<1> could be let me look into it
<0> ed_mann: thank yoU!
<1> clustermagnet: you there?
<3> hi, i am having problems installing the mysql service agent (mysqlserviceagent-1.0.1.4391-linux-rhas4-x86_64-installer.bin) on centos install can someone please help?
<4> Describe your problem
<5> ponyofdeath: where did you get that software?
<3> Evolution: from mysql
<5> ponyofdeath: it's very possible that it's demanding that you use their mysql packages, not ours.
<5> seek your help from them.
<3> Evolution: yeah just seening if it was something simple and anyone here knew first
<3> Evolution: their support is not that great from what i hear
<6> centos 3. error: gpg required but not found! "yum search gpg" return no packages. Should i add any repositories ?
<7> where can I find centos phpmyadmin packages?
<8> ugarit: probably in a 3rd party repo. try rpmforge
<7> Fiver: thanks
<8> nfi|ermes: em.. did you get that installing a centos or 3rd party package?
<7> it say it's a second party repo :-)
<8> ugarit: har har :)
<5> nfi|ermes: gpg is in the base repository. what VPS are you using?
<9> Evolution: maybe Italy doesn't like gpg
<10> nfi|ermes: gpg will not patch gnupg
<10> nor match it
<5> yum provides gpg should return though
<11> during kickstart %post is there a way to send notifications to the anaconda UI?
<1> Zathrus: now your little girl can play the drums with the spoons she has collected.
<9> ed_mann: she does, to her mother's detriment
<1> lol
<12> what is the least amount of ram to use with centos?
<11> riddlebox: depends on what you are running
<11> X? apache?
<12> shaleh, x, on an 800mhz machine, it will be a mail server that I have gui tools for
<11> mail as in smtp or mail as in pop / imap?
<12> pop/imap
<11> in X do you need GNOME or can you survive with just a term window and a simple window manager? do you need X all the time or just when administering it?
<13> how much mail will you proccess is the question :)
<11> sharpie: that too (-:
<12> gnome would be nice, not much about 10 people
<11> riddlebox: 256 should be good, you can probably get by with 128 if you tweak some settings
<12> ok, cool I have 256, I had 128 and it was taking forever to format the drive, so I popped some more in it
<11> GNOME uses a ton o' memory
<11> if you can avoid it you will be happy (on a server)
<11> riddlebox: what FS? my mkfs never takes any time
<12> shaleh, let me check my gui tools if they are just web based tools I wont have a problem
<9> even if they're X based, you don't have to run X on the server.
<12> ohh I believe it is all web based tools
<12> http://www.qmailtoaster.com/
<12> the install goes good until I hit the formatting part(in text mode) then it takes forever to actually show me the partition screen
<11> standard ext3?
<9> note that qmail is not supported in this channel, and we do not recommend its use.
<9> CentOS supports postfix, exim, and sendmail out of the box
<12> Zathrus, I understand that
<14> can someone help me in configuring e1000 for full duplex, speed 1000 ? I am reading stuff on google and getting mixed results as to the proper way to handle speed/duplex in /etc/modprobe.conf
<14> options e1000 Speed=1000 Duplex=2 ?
<15> Gbit always *is* FD, it has to be.
<15> Ermm. No. That was auto negotiation.
<15> Sorry. my bad.
<16> Zathrus: any reason why you don't like qmail? (not arguing, just curious... )
<15> Well, it hasn't been updated since what? 1998?
<15> e\ectro_: So normally it should be just plug and play if neither switch nor card are broken.
<16> oh right
<15> e\ectro_: But yes, your line is valid.
<12> range, so would you recomend just using sendmail then?
<15> I'm more into postfix, though sendmail and exim are more flexible. But postfix has ease of setup and readable configuration files.
<15> To be honest: I never really understood the directors and routers stuff in exim ...
<16> I find sendmail very easy to configure in regards to milters - virus / spam / grey listing etc but I like postfix better for its db support
<15> And milter support is coming to a postfix near you ...
<16> it's about time
<12> well my company has about 10-15 employees, the problem I have is that I will need some sort of gui tool, in case I am not here then I can have someone else do things
<12> sendmail's webmin module does look promising
<16> riddlebox: for setting up mail? Check out postfixadmin
<16> postfixadmin is great once it's setup
<16> I find dovecott/postfix/squirrelmail/postixadmin a good setup
<16> all virtual as well
<12> squirrelmail is one thing that is a must
<12> misc--, do you have a good howto on postfix then?
<15> <http://www.hughesjr.com/content/view/14/29/>;
<16> riddlebox: theres many out there. If you're going to go the virtual setup, it's fairly easy to do just do a search for postfix virtual postfixadmin
<15> misc--: Next CentOS' postfix (if it is 2.3) already has milter support. To get on topic again :)
<16> riddlebox: start with postfix and postfixadmin virtual user setup, I think one of the gentoo guides has a good setup and then go from there. Install dovecot which connects to the same db, squirrelmail requires no special setup as long as dovecot is working correctly
<16> range: ahhh... I can't wait, that will make things a lot easier. It's a little bit confusing using the master file to do all that
<16> master, or main, I can't remember... been a little while since I've played with it
<12> what is the main reason for the virtual setup?
<16> because you can use postfixadmin which is a nice web interface to control it all. Plus you don't need physical user accounts
<17> riddlebox: in the virtual setup explained by misc-- everything sits in mysql
<12> I see, is it a little harder to setup then?
<17> and via a web interface you can modify anything related to accounts
<17> riddlebox: neah, it's very easy
<17> 1h top
<12> I will look at it, the main concern I have is getting all the settings right to get the mailserver up...still learning all about mail servers
<12> theres more to it than I thought :p
<17> riddlebox: murphy's rule: before doing something, you must do something else
<12> misc--,would I still use that first howto you showed me to get postfix up and running then do the virtual setup?
<16> theres a bit to it =) the hardest part you'll probably find hard is getting all the apps (dovecot/postfix/postfixadmin) talking to the same database and the same tables
<16> riddlebox: I don't think I showed you a howto :)
<12> wll you pasted one in here
<12> ohh range did sorry
<16> yeah range did that. There are many howto's on it though, just search for virtual mail setup
<16> sorry, virtual postfix dovecot etc
<16> I am fairly sure that dovecot/postfix come with mysql support in CentOS so you won't have any trouble with apps not supporting mysql
<16> alleycat: the other day (yesterday?) you helped me with that network setup... I am now using a bridge setup and it all works perfectly =)
<16> riddlebox: and if you feel adventurous you could install dspam also
<17> misc--: glad to hear that. good for you
<12> misc--,we will save all of that until I get a working test box, then you can confuse me more :
<12> :)
<16> hehe
<12> I wonder if this hard drive has a problem, or maybe the cdrom, it has not done anything for 30 minutes, going to the partition screen
<16> riddlebox: maybe push alf-f2/f3/f4 to see if theres any errors on the screen
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