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<0> TipTap: they live in /var/lib/rpm/ -- there is a whole pack of them, waiting to attack
<1> Evolution: You is always so smart.
<2> s/see/skee
<3> i've checked in /var/lib/rpm but couldn't see anything obvious
<3> hmm will have another nose
<2> s/skee/seek/
<0> TipTap: http://www.rpm.org/ has both Ed Baily's book, and the later in process revision of it
<0> s//bailey/
<3> cool thanks
<3> i'll check it out
<2> wow and there is an entire channel dedicated to RPM its called, <ding> <ding> #rpm
<3> yes i am already in there
<4> i have configured my /etc/resolv.conf file as search www.james.com nameserver 192.168.2.190 and the used command service named restart .. after that i tried nslookup www.james.com
<4> but its not working
<4> i also tried nslookup 192.168.2.190 .. still it giving me error
<0> CapRicoRN_80: /var/log/messages is your friend with named -- also having a network connection helps if /etc/resolv.conf is not as you expect it
<4> wat should i check in these messages
<4> coz i m not getting it much
<4> i m trying to configure dns
<1> The "search www.james.com" is wrong. That should be only the domain in there.
<0> this is news?
<4> then ?
<2> then the big bad wolf ate little red riding hood, grandma, orc_orc and all the cookies
<2> <burp>
<2> ohhh and they sent grannies pony to the glue factory
<4> error is connection timed out; no servers could be reachd
<1> And the local machine is the authoritative nameserver for the domain "james.com"?
<4> yes
<1> Or is configured to return searches for hosts in "james.com"?
<1> Meaning: You have the zone files configured correctly?
<5> hello
<4> i think so .. i just told u the setting i did
<1> Ermmm.
<1> The resolv.conf doesn't have to do anything with zone files.
<4> then ?
<1> I'm not really seeing what you're trying to do there.
<4> wat should i do to configure Dns so that when i write nslookup it will resolve ip against address n address against ip
<2> then the big bad wolf ate little red riding hood, grandma, orc_orc and all the cookies, at which time little red riding hood's pony was sent to the glue factory
<4> how can i configure reverse and forward zone ?
<5> I want to install amarok in centos 4.3 but yum tell me that not find dependency libnautilus-burn.so.0. I find this in the system. How can tell to yum where can find this library ?. thanks
<6> pony glue factory
<6> pony cookies
<6> dang.
<2> CapRicoRN_80: your issues are not centos related; please cease sponging off the channel members; seek the guidance of google and ##linux for basic admin chores
<1> CapRicoRN_80: <http://www.langfeldt.net/DNS-HOWTO/BIND-9/>; might help you further.
<1> Much more literature on <http://www.bind9.net/links>;
<7> Evolution: scroll waaaaay back. You said it depends on if a logical volume is active on boot
<7> yay
<7> that's always fun
<8> is there a way to find out if there is a rpm package for something in centos?
<8> I'm new to linux
<8> sorry
<8> for the dumb questions
<8> also I checked yum and nothing
<2> how did you check with yum?
<8> I'm trying to install a dendency, libevent
<8> tried ./configure && make and that works, but still comes up as a missing dependency
<8> when I run the rpm for my other package
<1> How did you check with yum?
<8> yum search libevent
<1> Okay. It's not in centos itself, but in the rpmforge repository (and in kbs-CentOS-Extra).
<1> See <http://wiki.centos.org/Repositories>;
<9> pbttththt. Inter-Tel wants $1200 to come out and reset the p***word in my IPRC card.
<9> ahahahaha
<0> want to buy one from me?
<2> why are peopole so helpless? this was insanely difficult: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=libevent+RHEL&btnG=Search
<0> Inter-tel missed the asterisk memo
<9> Which, orc_orc?
<0> hey -- it is after 1600 ET
<9> It is.
<9> SO that means you'll give me this alleged Inter-TEl backdoor p***word?
<9> Or are you going to hold out until beer thirty?
<0> dan__t: I have nfi, but the local engineer like me -- send me the card
<9> heh
<9> bah.
<9> lame.
<8> if I have an i686 what architecture is that?
<8> x86_64?
<1> i386
<8> doh just installed the wrong thing then
<8> uninstall a package?
<1> yum remove or rpm -e
<10> can i yum install kernel 2.6.15 ? i'm currently running 2.6.9-34
<10> need MPPE support
<11> no\
<9> Doesn't the whole VPN have source kernel modules
<9> damn, waht was it called
<9> poptop
<12> pptp?
<9> The distribution of poptop which does VPN servicing
<9> It has source mppe modules which will work with any 2.4 or 2.6 kernel
<12> ah
<9> Why does my Firefox window say "Deer Park"?
<9> I installed a Firefox plugin, and it said "This plugin will be installed next time Deer Park is restarted".
<11> dan__t: did you install a firefox beta?
<11> or it could be that your plugin was written for the beta
<9> THe browser itself always says "Deer Park"
<11> then you've either got a beta of ff installed, or you triggered the beta name somehow.
<9> nice.
<1> Maybe you said its true name three times ...
<1> pony pony pony
<1> pony does not like me.
<13> whats the point of having the pony thing in here ?
<13> can it do faq's ?
<11> pony gets angry quite a bit.
<11> see
<14> hi its taking ages to download the server cd from torrents can i get an iso from ftp
<9> Why wouldn't you be able to?
<11> Pretor1ab: from the mirrors, yes.
<9> http://mirrors.kernel.org/centos/4.3/isos/i386/
<14> thanks
<14> on second inspection might be my firewall
<13> humm torrents are well seeded
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