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<0> Arrfab: I've tryed to create a disk with dd, start the installation with linux dd and place the floppy when asked, but the module adp49xxx does not load
<1> moamahi : on which CentOS Version ?
<0> I've download the last server iso (4.3)
<2> Evolution: how do I check if mod_perl is installed ?
<1> moamahi : dd build for rhel4u2 will only work on CentOS ServerCD 4.2 not 4.3 ....
<3> aivalli: same way you check if other software is installed.
<3> with rpm or yum.
<0> Arrfab: that's it
<1> moamahi : ibm released dd for serveraid 8i in sata for u3 but only u2 is available for sas controller ....
<1> moamahi : download the serverCD 4.2 and use your dd with it : it will work : i've deployed several x306 this way ...
<2> Evolution: yah I have 1.99
<0> Arrfab: ok
<0> Arrfab: thank you very much!
<3> aivalli: did you restart apache since you installed otrs?
<1> moamahi : ServerCD 4.2 iso should be available on vault.centos.org ....
<2> I tried tahts whdn Iam getting this error
<3> aivalli: then you need to seek help from the otrs folks or via the rpmforge users list.
<2> ok
<2> Evolution: thanks
<4> Hi! Real newbie question this - I've just installed a Digium TDM400 card and need to add commands to the system startup to load the zaptel, wcfxo, and wcfxs modules. To which file should I add the relevant commands?
<5> Evolution, how are you
<6> geoffl: you might need to add aliases to /etc/modprobe.conf (presuming you're running CentOS 4)
<3> geoffl: the asterisk/zaptel folks should have documentation for this, but it likely will go in /etc/modprobe.conf or /etc/rc.local
<5> i am full trust Linux but guaranty that linux distribution provider will not miss u source cod and make backdoor for them
<6> e.g. alias char-major-100 wcfxo
<4> Thanks - make install appeared to do something to modeprobe.conf but the modules hadn't loaded on reboot. I loaded them manually, so I'll try /etc/rc.local
<6> geoffl: what's in modprobe.conf?
<6> paste it to a pastebin rather than the channel :)
<3> geoffl: modprobe.conf is the 'correct' place.
<4> Norky: one moment while I pastebin it
<6> aye, /etc/rc.local is considered a bit 'hackish'
<4> Norky: contents of modprobe.conf at http://pastebin.ca/123592
<6> generally, when some program requires some kernel capability the alias entries in modprobe.conf shoudl be enough for the kernel to know which module/driver to load automatically
<5> Norky, what guaranty that linux distribution provider will not miss u source cod and make backdoor for them ;)
<6> my007ms: are you asking if there's any guarantee that a distro maker (e.g. Red Hat, SuSE, Ubuntu) wont create a backdoor in their distro?
<6> geoffl: I'm not seeing what I might have expected, a line like alias char-major or alias char-minor
<6> but I don't know Asterix / Zaptel
<6> what happens when you try to run the zaptel/asterix software? It fails because no hardware driver is running?
<5> i think guarantee in Centos that i see Evolution and orc_orc there and no live in hawaii ...etc and have $$$$$$$$
<4> Norky: It fails because it can't find /dev/zap/ctl. The following three commands get it going: modprobe zaptel; modprobe wcfxo; modprobe wcfxs
<6> geoffl: what kernel mesages are printed *before* those modules are loaded?
<6> i.e. if you try to start the programs without the modules, and run dmesg | tail -n20
<4> Norky: I haven't got as far as intetgrating zaptel with Asterisk yet - I'm just trying to get the modules loaded.
<3> I'm certain there's documentation for this with the zaptel folks.
<3> they're quite good a the documentation they put out.
<6> I mean remove the modules, run zaptel, run dmesg and see if you get any messages like "can't locate module"
<4> Norky: I'll need to reboot - I'll be back in a minute or so!
<6> looks like geoffl needs to run "make install-udev - to install the udev rules for 2.6 kernel"
<6> from http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+Zaptel+Installation
<4> Norky: I've just rebooted and the RedHat hardware detection thingy went beserk on the way up, unconfiguring and then configuring the TDM card. I guess I'd better get this stable before messing further with modprobe.conf etc. Thanks for your help.
<6> <6> looks like geoffl needs to run "make install-udev - to install the udev rules for 2.6 kernel"
<6> <6> from http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+Zaptel+Installation
<6> you also did "make linux26" to compile I presume?
<4> Norky: Thanks - I'd already seen that but I've just spotted something I'd previously missed. Yes, I did make linux26
<7> range: RockT around?
<8> minipanda: How should I know?
<7> range: sorry, i used think you guys are clones ;-)
<7> range: so, i failed to boot my server use centos kernel
<6> actually, alias /dev/zap/ctl zaptel in /etc/modprobe.conf may have a beneficial effect too
<7> range: and my server dead there,
<7> range: so i was think about whether centos have a liveCD for something can help my recovery process
<8> minipanda: Yes, it has.
<8> It's on the mirrors.
<7> range: and then can help me fully switch the userland part from RHEL4 to CentOS 4u3(?) and still keep /home and /root directory like before
<8> minipanda: I don't know that, as I never did switch from RHEL4 to CentOS. And I normally have /home on a partition for itself.
<9> hi, how to run the gnome preferences from kde?
<7> range: well, unfournately, RHEL use 'LVM', and i'm not sure about whether CentOS installation CD can fully recognized them
<3> minipanda: that should be very simple. they're built from identical source.
<9> i'd like to change the theme of gnome applications from within kde
<9> and keep the change persistent
<8> minipanda: As they are identical, it shouldn't be a problem.
<3> minipanda: it can. you don't even need to reinstall. you can do the changeover on a live system.
<8> Zaki_: Run gnome-control-center?
<3> the users won't notice, except for the slight artwork difference.
<8> Evolution: That seems to be where something went wrong :)
<7> Evolution: well, ppls are all declare that even kernel of CentOS have binary compatible with RHEL4, but my case wasn't that lucky!
<3> heh
<3> interesting. I've converted several boxen with no trouble at all.
<3> I did one while it was live, and under reasonably heavy usage.
<9> range, worked, but how to save the changes?
<10> minipanda, i'm around
<8> Zaki_: It should to that automatically, *if* the gconfd is running.
<9> range, what is gconfd? can't find it
<11> Is the OpenSSL libraries is that /usr/share/ssl
<3> minipanda: no.
<11> on my debian box it was /usr/local/ssl
<3> er mylittle no.
<3> mylittle: what are you trying to do?
<11> ./configure --with-openssl=/usr/local/ssl
<8> Zaki_: The "gnome configuration daemon".
<3> mylittle: that won't work.
<11> I'm installing imapproxy for squirrelmail
<11> I found that out
<11> but /usr/share/ssl
<3> mylittle: yum list openssl\*
<9> range, how to run it?
<3> mylittle: no. that directory doesn't have any libs for you .
<8> It normally runs, when you run gnome. I'm not sure if it's started, when you run gnome applications in kde.
<11> yum list openssl\* (what does that tell me
<11> how do I find the libs in centos
<3> mylittle: it will show you all the openssl related programs available or installed.
<3> mylittle: you're missing the development package.
<11> ok
<12> Evolution: that was awfully close to a spoon...
<3> mylittle: you need to read the documentation for yum on the centos docs page centos.org/docs/4/
<3> euclid: I know.....
<8> Zaki_: You can run gconf-editor and make the changes in desktop->gnome->interface
<12> shame on you
<11> thanks
<8> Zaki_: Which is a little bit like regedit ...
<13> euclid: there is no spoon
<11> so I installed openssl-devel
<9> range, after i ran gconf-editor, i found the settings there of the current theme
<9> range, but there is no command to save the settings to disk
<8> Zaki_: Because that happens automagically in Gnome.
<9> range, as far as of my experience there is something that resets the settings to defaults the next time i log into KDE
<9> range, but i'm not sure, we'll see this time, hope it works :)
<9> range, thanks alot =)
<8> Zaki_: If not, run gnome once and do your changes there .)
<14> my007ms: you are going to have me move to Hawaii?
<5> orc_orc, :) so u think abut start play with source cod
<14> my007ms: I have seen some examples of sources that attack certain distributions when built
<5> orc_orc, pleas send me exampel
<14> ,player used to be pretty hostile, but did not actually try to damage stuff
<14> mplayer that is, when built with a RH gcc-296
<14> and an IRC client that went after Debian <?> - I have details -- lemme dig them out
<5> :D hmm great u have link for this accident
<14> it was no accident
<5> who make mplayer make this and they know that will happen
<5> ?
<14> yes they knew - they wrote the makefile to do it
<5> pleas send my link for that
<14> it was mICQ -- http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2003/02/msg00789.html
<14> Rusty Coker's comment: As for losing the functionality, having a trojan horse in the distribution
<8> orc_orc: Well, gcc-296 never really was except in RedHat Land :)
<14> (which is what mICQ is) is something we can't accept
<5> so "if I can't read all the source code, how do I know there isn't a backdoor" in it
<5> sure we all don't have time to read all source code
<14> my007ms: the topic is much broader than IRC can cover -- but a Network IDS watching the outcalls of a host can detect that it has a trojan on it
<5> orc_orc, i have get news i get 3MB line
<14> great
<5> is that ok to start my cenots mirror
<15> my007ms: in addition to orc_orc's IDS bit, the hope is that _someone_ will read all the source code and notice things like this. For blatant trojans (such as mICQ), the IDS is far easier and more efficient
<14> heh -- re-reading old stuff: http://www.owlriver.com/projects/packaging/fedora-freshrpms-overlaps.txt -- "I'm gonna' keep packaging my way for my use in my repository;"
<14> until and unless the Fedora process gets documented, open, and
<14> running, I'm not gonna sign any Fedora packages.
<5> orc_orc, sure u don't think abut make something like this with CentOS
<5> so this is why big BANK use AIX not coz it beast but coz it IBM
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