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<0> thanks
<1> but i need to be able to create a home dir for users that are not going to login locally... email users etc they need a home dir for using squirrelmail
<1> hey Evolution :D
<2> hughesjr: how's the progress with the Centos port to the t2000?
<3> working on it as we speak ... :)
<2> hughesjr: cool, it's booting at least?
<2> i presume you dropped the 2.6.9 back porting :)
<3> I have a booting kernel ... no 2.6.9 :)
<2> im sure it will work much better than aurora :)
<4> hi, hughesjr.
<3> hali: aurora is pretty good too ... they have good stuff there
<2> hughesjr: i haven't tried it since 1.98(?) and it had a few random gotchas
<4> I want to install a transparent bridge here at work, to monitor traffic.
<2> 2.0 is probably much better
<4> hrm hrm hrm.
<3> hi dan__t
<4> How goes it
<4> So what are my options for monitoring traffic on a transparent bridge?
<4> I've never done this before, actually.
<3> I did do that a long time ago with an addon for snort
<4> That's what I was thinking heh
<4> I need p***ive monitoring
<5> dan__t: i did it a short time ago (1.5 years ago) on a Debian box
<5> I think... it was just "tcpdump -i <name_of_bridge>
<5> snort will do it with an addon
<4> heh
<4> rad
<6> i have a pkg that wants the i386 version of openssl to satisfy deps but i have the x86_64 version installed and it wont install the i386 one because of a file conflict, is there a way around this?
<7> --force ;-/
<4> heh
<6> didnt think yum had a force option
<6> error: no such option: --force
<4> I've been at work for 30 hrs
<4> i think i go home now.
<8> hey can i install programs like amarok, kino, digikam etc. in centos?
<9> denver1, some of that stuff is probably part of kde, otherwise I'd look at the kde-redhat project
<8> could i add some extra repositories to be able to access them?
<10> http://wiki.centos.org/Repositories
<8> thanks
<11> hi does anyone know how to make a script to send ping and check if a server is available and if not send a msg?
<12> sandra78: nagios :p
<13> Hi. i'm using a Radeon 9200 Pro and I can't get anything more than 800 x 600 . Any suggestions?
<9> patrickj2, monitor settings?
<13> 800 x 600 is the highest resolution listed
<9> yes for your selected monitor type
<9> what does it say in the Hardware tab of the system-config-display
<13> how would I access that
<9> how are you seeing the resolution settings?
<13> i have a window visible called configure display, in kde,
<9> try running system-config-display and see if it's the same program
<9> http://www.centos.org/docs/4/html/rhel-sag-en-4/ch-xconfig.html#S1-XCONFIG-DISPLAY
<13> ok
<9> that should give you enough information about fixing it, if you read through those pages
<9> I suspect you just have Generic Monitor or something selected that isn't allowed to go beyond 800x600
<9> it could be a driver issue, but I believe that the 9200 series is supported, otherwise you're on your own with ATI's drivers and support
<13> i think it is a driver issue, the monitor was recognized. Thanks.
<11> help!!!
<9> fire!!!
<11> how can i do a script to send ping menssages each 20min and if not receive reply send me a email? i think to use de cron but i don't know how to send a receive the ping answer notification
<9> try mon, or nagios or that sort of thing, or if you like you could probably write a script with ping and grep that removes valid responses from the output
<13> nagios
<9> I think I did some small shell script with fping one time too
<11> yeah i want to monitor my hosted server from another server if my primary server go down i can receive a sms msg trought a sms gateway
<13> nagios does all that
<11> i was thinking to use asterisk but if there is another solution
<11> would be better
<11> nagios
<11> thanks
<11> i will check
<14> does centOS not come with a c compiler?
<15> gcc?
<14> yeah I have a default install over at Crystal Tech and there is NO c compiler!
<14> seems weird
<15> a default install would not have the devel tools afaik
<15> flippyhe1d, use 'yum' to install what you need
<14> so actually, I am new to CentOS ... it seems cool, I come from redhat ... whats so special about centos anyhow?
<16> it is RHEL AS with enhancements
<16> you can run a kernel that supports filesystems that the default RHEL does not for instance
<14> thats cool
<14> now i see it comes with mysql 4.1 ... can I use yum to upgrade this automatically?
<16> not sure, I use CentOS as a desktop OS :)
<16> you may want to install yumex
<17> flippyhe1d, yum makes minor security updates but not major ones.
<16> that is a graphical frontend for yum
<17> To go up to mysql 5 you'll need to use the rpms on mysql's website.
<16> not necessarily
<17> Is there a mysql 5 centos rpm handy, NthDegree_?
<16> just because something isn't in updates doesn't mean it isn't there
<14> so I need to look for rpm's for centos specifically?
<16> no you can use RHEL ones
<17> RHEL ones work too.
<17> That's the whole point of centos is that it's compatible with rhel rpms
<16> for CentOS 4 you use RHEL 4 ones for it for 3 RHEL 3 for 5 RHEL 5..........................
<18> mysql 5, postgresql 5, ruby 1.8 (required for rails) are in the testing centos repo
<18> php 5.0.x are in centosplus repo
<18> s/postgresql 5/postgresql 8.1
<19> postgres 5? we going back in time again?
<19> BlackHand: you leave that time machine ALONE dammit
<19> :-P
<18> heh
<20> I'm trying to update my nvidia drivers and I'm having troubles keeping X server Killed I'm runing centos 4 and suggestions?
<21> telinit 3
<20> thanks :)
<20> Just wanted to say thanks for the help guys :)
<22> Hello, I have a question - Anyone here that is expirienced mind answering? :)
<21> just ask your question
<21> don't ask to ask
<23> Gasp, Alright
<23> I searched google and came upon a site that had free CentOS books. I downloaded one and opened it, it said Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 at the top. Is CentOS and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 the same thing?
<21> pretty much
<21> CentOS is RHEL built from source
<21> with some additional community stuff available
<23> Ah alright, so the books should pretty much be reliable
<21> i can't speak for something i know nothing about
<21> was this book written by someone intelligent or a monkey?
<23> lol
<23> http://www.linux-books.us/centos.php
<23> Its Copyright Redhat, ***uming they wrote them
<21> yeah, those are replications of the docs from the redhat website
<21> which are also on the centos website
<23> Ah hehe
<23> Thanks
<24> hi
<24> with squid, when i set http_port ip_of_eth1:3128 it can't start
<24> (i have two nics)
<24> any idea?
<21> typically an error message helps
<24> hi aitrus
<21> hahah
<24> 20 mins?
<24> i think , mirc is free now
<21> so, about that error message
<24> aitrus: where get error?
<21> the logs
<21> /var/log/messages
<21> squid might have its own log, can't remember
<23> i386 is the version for intel processors correct?
<21> uh
<21> well
<21> that's the generic for 32-bit intel/amd procs
<23> Well I have a server with 2 PIII's, so out of the list http://isoredirect.centos.org/centos/4/isos/ That would be the primary choice?
<21> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I686
<21> i386
<21> the i686 kernel will be installed though
<21> which is correct
<24> aitrus:
<23> Ah so with downloading the i386, it will just update to the better kernel for the cpu?
<24> it works
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