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<0> Or where is the torrent? ;)
<1> haha
<1> im sure you can steal it if you so chose
<1> but I dont know that sorta stuff
<0> YAY! A centos box just kernel paniced on me :(
<2> Is there away to do a media check for the 64bit iso's on a 32bit system?
<3> i've been having this prob with samba client: err: CIFS VFS: Send error in read = -13
<4> Evolution? :)
<5> he left
<4> usually my nick is Troy but someone stole it..
<6> Eureka: echo 1 > /proc/fs/cifs/cifsFYI and anaylze the debug output
<4> Evolution, any idea if there is a default snmpd.conf for MRTG?
<5> tabmeister: not for mrtg, no.
<1> Evolution solves all the problems!
<7> Evolution, any thoughts of putting mod_security in the repostories
<5> Frankenstein_AFK: it's in them. it's in KBS-extras
<5> Frankenstein_AFK: wiki.centos.org/Repositories
<5> Frankenstein_AFK: and I highly recommend using it
<5> mod_security that is.
<7> that page doesnt show me how to add them?
<4> Evolution, is there an app that helps you setup snmpd.conf?
<5> Frankenstein_AFK: "click the link"
<7> Evolution, i see "CentOS Extras" but theres no hyperlink
<5> Frankenstein_AFK: I said KBS extras. it's a 3rd party repository.
<5> scroll down.
<7> i see no KBS either
<5> Frankenstein_AFK: centos.karan.org
<7> Evolution, makes sense now... i like apt-get so much :( im starting to hate yum
<4> Evolution, where can i get a tool called snmpconf
<5> tabmeister: no clue. wait one.
<5> tabmeister: you can do snmp version 1 very easily with an /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf entery like this:
<5> rocommunity sample 127.0.0.1
<5> sets a read only community called sample, which is only available from localhost.
<4> i need snmp for MRTG :|
<5> right. that's what I use (and variants of it for cacti)
<3> Zerberus: have you seen the err before?
<8> can anyone tell me why ntpd would make an empty file in /var/lock/subsys in addition to its pid file in /var/run/ ?
<5> klync: because it's written to
<8> Evolution: but it's just a regular file, not a socket or anything.... what reads/writes it?
<5> klync: have a look at the startup script for it, and the documentation
<8> Evolution: heh... k
<9> somebody help me out w/a quick bash find statement please
<10> rado_: /j #linux
<9> I want to : find <path> *.rpmnew then pipe or something to remove those files
<9> find <path>/*.rpmnew | rm -rf ???
<9> find
<6> find <path> -name "*.rpmnew -print0 | xargs -0 rm
<9> oh...ok IC what you mean donavan...you want me to go to linux irc
<6> find <path> -name "*.rpmnew" -print0 | xargs -0 rm did forget the closing "
<9> ok lemme try that Zerberus...thx!
<10> Zerberus: perhaps a better spoon would have been "man find"
<9> Zerberus: Thx for that works fine! you are Alexander huh?
<6> yes
<9> ...gonna drop you a note k
<6> sure
<9> lol after I make a note of what you just showed me!
<6> left part of the pipe is in "man find", right part in "man xargs"
<6> :)
<0> Hmm :|
<9> Zerberus: I sent you email....I'm not going to write a script on this til I hear from you
<9> and this coffee is gettin old!!!
<0> What do you guys think... a drive in a mirror works fine... then appears to dissapear... then works fine again... could it be that there is a cable loose or something? smartctl tests on it seem fine
<9> could be a funny connection huh?
<6> dmesg should have some info
<9> plug/unplug?
<0> Yeah its kinda running in production right now, will have to wait till its not being used to pull it out and have a look
<9> Zerberus: Thx for all...gotta go rest now...nite
<6> n8
<1> immm backkkkkkkkk
<1> im watching eureka!
<1> hooray!
<0> How is THIS for mental: brand new box, 460W power supply, a 3800+ dual core, and two mirrored hdd's... when under load for a while, it magically turns off... no warning, just phhht... offf.
<11> En Squid al colocar reglas o items en un archivos externo me sale error, medio extrao:
<11> acl denegados url_regex "/root/yk-config/squid/pags_denegados"
<11> http_access deny denegados
<11> linux squid: ACL name 'denegados' not defined!
<11> he intentado colocar con comilla doble, comilla simple y sale el mismo error, cuando ingreso sin comillas no funciona por que lo toma la ruta como un patron
<11> alguna idea? tengo squid-2.5.STABLE6-3.4E.12 sobre CentOS4.3
<12> can I make a partition, LVM on an existing drive without destroying the data?
<12> its currently ext3
<13> i am new to centOS and posix systems in general... i've performed some export or path commands making sure bin & sbin directories are included, yet am unable to perform standard commands from any location (regardless of logged into root or another user), any idea on how i can enable use of commands from any location (i.e., without having to type "/sbin/(command)")? another question, i'm having difficulties with the "useradd" command, though perhaps once i
<13> get the path stuff fixed it'll work.
<14> morning
<13> morning
<13> i am new to centOS and posix systems in general... i've performed some export or path commands making sure bin & sbin directories are included, yet am unable to perform standard commands from any location (regardless of logged into root or another user), any idea on how i can enable use of commands from any location (i.e., without having to type "/sbin/(command)")? another question, i'm having difficulties with the "useradd" command, though perhaps once i
<13> get the path stuff fixed it'll work.
<15> hmmmm. gotta server with a lsi scsi controller for the local hard drive, and a qlogic qla2312.... system is looking at the QLA first as scsi0 and scsi1, so the lsi is scsi2... can I change that around?
<13> hi peerce- hope ya get a response...
<13> could ya take a look at a question i have?
<13> here it is........ i am new to centOS and posix systems in general... i've performed some export or path commands making sure bin & sbin directories are included, yet am unable to perform standard commands from any location (regardless of logged into root or another user), any idea on how i can enable use of commands from any location (i.e., without having to type "/sbin/(command)")? another question, i'm having difficulties with the "useradd" command, th
<13> ough perhaps once i get the path stuff fixed it'll work.
<13> (i'm new to all this, yet already getting addicted to it.)
<16> [avatar]: you need to have /sbin in the current users path in the .bash_profile file
<13> how do i set that? is there a path command i need to use for it
<16> no just edit the file, and append /sbin to the path entry in there
<13> ok... looking for file now
<13> hmm... not finding it.
<16> type cd ~/
<16> then more .bash_profile
<13> k
<16> you wont see it unless you do a ls -la in that dir
<16> its a hidden file, because it has a . at the front of it
<13> ah... ok... i see it in there... can i just do "vi .bash_profile" and add /sbin in there?
<15> wait. the stock RHEL /etc/profile has code in it that adds /sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin to root's path
<15> did you log in as root, or did you use su ?
<13> i used su
<15> if you used `su`, did you use `su -` or just plain `su` ?
<13> just su
<15> thats your problem
<13> no flags
<13> hmm.
<15> ^d back out to user. then su -
<13> ok
<15> then, `echo $PATH` to see what you got
<13> i was just about to add to the path/home thing in the file
<13> lemme do that 1st just sec
<15> don't.
<15> it doesn't belong there
<15> its in a different profile already for the root user
<15> but when you did `su` without the `-`, it didn't run root's profile
<15> the - tells it to run the profile of the new user
<15> if you DO want to change it on the fly for just this session, command is... export PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin
<13> ah yes i did that.
<13> eysterday
<13> though i'd like to embed it
<15> if you use `su -`, it will work as-is, thats already in /etc/profile where it goes `if [`id -u` = 0 ]; then....
<15> thats checking to see if the current user is root
<13> ok on the echo $PATH after doing "su -" i got this...
<13> /usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/root/bin
<15> there ya go. I see sbin all over that
<13> though i am still logged in from yesterday when i did export PATH
<15> try "useradd --help"
<13> hmm yeah, yet something like ifconfig requries /sbin for some reason
<13> k
<15> /sbin is in there in the middle.
<13> ah ha! i just got it! lol... from root i can ifconfig (etc) but NOT presently from my user login.
<15> the command "which ifconfig" will tell you where the command is coming from.
<15> and, yeah, ifconfig is a root function, not a user thing
<13> ohhhh. ok i didn't know.
<13> it shows, after which ifconfig for example, this... /usr/bin/which: no ifconfig in (/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/home/(username)/bin)
<13> what is difference between bin and sbin?
<15> sbin is for secure root programs
<15> not for general use
<15> admin tools and such
<13> ahhh.
<13> makes sense.
<13> hmm that solves that... w00t! :-)
<13> next step is getting down useradd
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