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<0> alphablue: http://dev.centos.org/centos/4/
<1> z00dax: triple unplus good -- shades of Winston Smith
<2> --enable=fresherbugsandbiggersecurityholes
<0> alphablue: that's a development repository. things in there may not be stable, use at your own risk
<3> the repo is based on smalltalk ideas, and does objects. hey the repo PlusPlusPlusPlus is even an object itself
<0> though php5.1.4 is fine.
<2> z00dax: I ponged
<0> orc_orc: heh, it might. there's still an outstanding security hole in all versions 5.1.4 and below.
<1> Evolution: I know
<4> evolution: i'm looking at: http://dev.centos.org/centos/4/CentOS-Testing.repo
<0> alphablue: you're not supposed to admire it. you're supposed to put it in /etc/yum.repos.d/
<4> hehe, i know, i was wondering if i could do --enablerepo "centos-4 testing" ...
<0> alphablue: --enable c4-testing
<0> er enablerepo
<4> how would i determine the name is c4-testing from that file ? (just trying to understand naming convention)
<0> alphablue: look inside the brackets
<4> got it
<4> i was going after name
<5> is it normal to have to manually run vgchange -ay to activate a volume group?
<0> Nacho|w: depends.
<6> is TextMate available in centos?
<7> how i can run ethereal on cent os ?
<5> uh install it?
<7> yes
<8> If your machine is up to date it's called wireshark now.
<1> CapRicoRN_80: we have a nice set of doco on how to admin a system at: http://www.centos.org/docs/
<8> Erks.
<7> i have address from add and remove applications
<8> My bad.
<8> That was fedora, not centos.
<8> Still called ethereal there.
<9> Evolution: you were interested in building gnucash, weren't you?
<7> in short can u tell me how can i run it ?
<9> Evolution: if so, take a look at http://people.redhat.com/notting/gnucash/RHEL-4/i386/
<8> Erm.
<8> Type "ethereal"?
<2> you have the address of what?
<7> its not working
<8> orc_orc: Thank you. The rest of my spoons are in the dishwasher right now.
<1> heh -- Johnny Depp lent it to me
<7> even which ethereal is not working
<2> CapRicoRN_80: what is the output of "uname -a" on the box in question?
<1> CapRicoRN_80: ethereal is run as tethereal unless you install the GUI front end to it
<7> 2.6.9-34.EL
<10> hi
<7> orc_orc: tell me its path
<10> does someeebody know why there is no CentOS-4.3.ServerCD-x86_64.iso?
<7> coz /usr/sbin/ got not ethereal
<10> why no x86_64?
<1> CapRicoRN_80: you did not paste an answer to donavan's question yet
<2> CapRicoRN_80: does "man yum" work?
<11> stefan2: hmm... maybe because noone built one :)
<7> its <7> 2.6.9-34.EL
<7> Centos 4.3
<0> Dyson: yes, but I wanted 2.x
<1> that is not a uname
<10> dyson: hmm ...
<10> dyson: how to request a build? :-)
<7> uname gives u version
<11> Evolution: yep. I know, but i think the dependency-packages will be quite useful
<7> and i told u version
<1> actually it sort of is, but donavan needed: uname -a
<7> wat else ?
<2> stefan2: use disc1 and do a minimal install
<11> Evolution: however.. i haven't had any real progress with it yet, so I can't say anything for sure
<7> orc_orc: i told u
<10> donavan: that works, without needing disk 2 or 3 or 4 as well?
<2> stefan2: you can yum install the server bits you need
<1> CapRicoRN_80: uname -a is much longer
<2> stefan2: for a mininal install -- not necessarily a server install
<10> donavan: I did i386-installs just fine with servercd
<7> ok let me paste u all if u want
<1> looks like 'yo' is expensive again
<10> donavan: then the other way round: why is there a servercd for i386? :-)
<7> dont know y u want to look at uname -a
<11> stefan2: because someone built it :)
<11> *duck*
<10> donavan: okay, if you say so I'll now grab just disc1 and install :-)
<7> as it has nothing to do with ethereal
<10> dyson: *slap*
<1> CapRicoRN_80: no prob - I have the answer you seek staged once you reply to donavan
<11> stefan2: no really... it is an addition to what RedHat provides... the guy who built it just did it for i386 and nothing else
<7> Linux Centosserver 2.6.9-34.EL#1 wed mar date n time CST 2006 i686 i686 i386 CNU/Linux
<2> stefan2: because that is the most demanded disc -- takes time to build and master those custom discs when we are working on other things like security updates
<1> CapRicoRN_80: ethereal-gnome-0.99.0-EL4.2 provides the gui ethereal in centos at /usr/bin/ethereal
<7> now happy
<7> now plz help me
<7> its not there i tried it thats y i came here for help
<1> I just pasted your answer
<2> stefan2: server CD's are made to use as handouts in the first place
<2> orc_orc: that's still not a uname paste :|
<1> donavan: I know
<1> not one of ours,anyway
<7> donavan: then u tell me wat should be it
<1> but you have to admin a person who cares enuf to forge a reply deserved his answer ; just like I want a pony
<12> orc_orc your pony: http://tinyurl.com/ms4yy
<1> Linux centos-4.first.lan 2.6.9-34.0.2.ELsmp #1 SMP Fri Jul 7 19:52:49 CDT 2006 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
<1> comes to mind
<2> ohh ohh an up2date box -- how novell
<2> -l
<2> noval?
<7> i paste the same thing
<7> Linux Centosserver 2.6.9-34.EL#1 wed mar date n time CST 2006 i686 i686 i386 CNU/Linux
<1> cadiff says otherwise
<7> didnt write time n date
<2> date and time is important
<1> and omitted the space before the '#'
<1> anyways, CapRicoRN_80: ethereal-gnome-0.99.0-EL4.2 provides the gui ethereal in centos at /usr/bin/ethereal
<1> Evolution: timecheck plesae -- my trout are sorely needed
<13> there is no ethereal-gnome any more.
<13> it's wireshark-gnome
<1> bleve: there is in centos
<1> we live in a lagging time machine
<13> :-P
<2> bleve: doesn't use centos really
<7> ok orc_orc .. but as i told u i have selected ethereal option from Add/Remove application .. still ethereal is not installed
<13> donovan: this machine was Centos before I "enhanced" it a bit.
<1> CapRicoRN_80: try as root in a console: yum -y install ethereal-gnome
<2> bleve: see above
<8> CapRicoRN_80: That only works with the install cds and (iirc) only if you didn't do any updates to the system, as there might be unresolvable dependencies.
<7> ah .. my laptop is not on network
<7> i m on my pc
<7> :(
<7> i will do it tomorrow
<1> CapRicoRN_80: the wtf do you need ethereal for? ;)
<7> to sniff some ips and port
<7> ports
<1> only on 'lo' if you have no network ;)
<2> orc_orc: on that shared hosting box silly
<1> donavan: you are _so_ suspicious
<2> I was fully expecting a vz kernel
<7> i have in office
<7> right now i m on mircosoft platform as my Centos dont support my wireless card
<1> eekkk
<1> ahhh -- smells like a pony I want
<12> orc_orc your pony: http://tinyurl.com/ms4yy
<8> orc_orc: No pony for you.
<1> mean range
<7> service named start .. works same on Centos ?
<7> or centos as some different option
<1> CapRicoRN_80: same as on SGI? yes
<7> or centos has some different option
<14> hey guys, i dont suppose anyone here knows which rpm db file is responsible for maintaining which packages are installed?
<2> TipTap: you likely see #rpm
<14> i.e. if i do a rpm -qa for example it must query the db to see which ones are installed, i have straced but there's lots and lots of stuff that gets called - think it uses rpmq for the query using exec
<0> TipTap: the one with the file information in it.
<1> TipTap: they live in /var/lib/rpm/ -- there is a whole pack of them, waiting to attack
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