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<0> orc_orc: it's not like he has a job anymore
<0> he'll have plenty of free time
<1> mean. mean euclid
<2> I'm sure google "linux lost root p***word" is nearly an empty search
<0> I had to live with him, I'm allowed to be mean
<1> donavan: yeah - the crackers were using that knowledge, so google blocked it
<2> ahhh
<2> rather poorly I'd guess Results 1 - 10 of about 2,440,000 for linux lost root p***word.
<1> donavan: the pony wanted them to be able to find it
<3> orc_orc, maybe you can try for a pony later
<2> mean pony
<2> euclid: best thing you ever did was buy your sister that stack of bibles to throw at Evolution
<4> please how to make my server centos more secure (updates patches + kernel) cause i found a lot of info with google and nothing exact
<1> adil452100: there are no exact instructions because circumstances vary
<1> it is out of scope for IRC
<4> ok
<5> simple answer "use selinux"
<4> tell me what you do
<4> you*
<5> I use selinux.
<1> adil452100: but we have documentation at: http://www.centos.org/docs/ to address the matter with you
<4> but i don't know how to patch kernel
<4> ???
<5> adil452100: you don't need to.
<1> adil452100: /topic , to which I pointed you, in turn pointed to http://www.centos.org/irc/
<4> recently my server was hacked (last bug 14 july) + kernel issue
<4> don't tell me that i don't need a kernel patch
<1> adil452100: then you need a different OR
<1> OS that is
<5> adil452100: if you're using selinux, that won't happen.
<5> you apparently are not, and you're also apparently not big on reading docs.
<4> i disable it on install!! shouldn't i?
<4> ok
<5> that's your own fault then.
<4> last question
<5> don't blame software issues for your poor administration.
<4> i'm a newbe and i'm here for help
<5> that's a statement, not a question.
<1> heh
<4> don't want to help???
<5> adil452100: you're not following the channel rules, nor have you read the docs orc_orc pointed you to
<5> there's no reason to help if you don't follow the rules.
<1> adil452100: he was being a wiseacre -- but this channel is not for people who are not willing to read the three things I have mentioned
<4> i want to ask but you cut off
<1> Evolution: did you prevent adil452100 from typing by unvoicing him or her?
<4> so i will not distrub another time
<4> thank you anyway
<4> have a nice ady
<4> day
<1> adil452100: it is not a disturbance -- the issue is you need to read a bit
<4> where?? give me a link?? you don't see that my english is poor
<4> i force to understand
<6> adi: Google for selinux
<4> so be a little kind
<7> adil452100: such is linux
<1> adil452100: no, your use of English as about as good as we see around here ;)
<7> adil452100: the "i force ti understand" part (-:
<8> who is compiling bind for CentOS 3.8 or 4.4 =
<8> ?
<4> selinux i know what it is and i read somewhere that cause mal function with apache mysql ... cause my server is a hosting one at home
<8> I'd like to point one ugly and easy to fix bug :-)
<1> bleve: hi
<5> bleve: we know all about $USER :-P
<8> file:///usr/share/doc/HTML/index.html
<8> damn.
<5> hehehe
<4> so all i want to know is how can i update my server to increase security!! just "yum upgrade"???
<8> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=202012
<8> that's it.
<8> take comment mark out from #%patch1 line
<4> or do i need something else
<5> adil452100: yum update should be all you need.
<8> orc_orc: without that fix rndc stop working for everybody.
<1> adil452100: run updates; don't run unneeded services; configure iptables; audit with netstat; don't disable SELinux, rather find and fix the real issue
<6> rndc is overrated anyway :-p
<8> named initscript uses it.
<7> anything with an r in front is it is evil
<8> so service named status gives failure every time...
<1> bleve: a hallmark of careful testing ;)
<8> again.
<7> just do not use remote tools (besides ssh)
<4> thank you very much ;)
<4> have a nice day! :-)
<1> adil452100: ;)
<5> 4.4 seems to have some autofs ****age upstream.....
<8> I don't know any other as critical component which gets so little testing.
<8> evolution: exellent, autofs broken too?
<7> blah nfs stay away
<1> bleve: plenty gets poor critical testing - regressions are not watched for, and so random fubarage is rampant ;(
<5> bleve: seems so. trying to nail down details right now
<9> HI, how can I change the firefox language? I mean install it in spanish ie.
<10> there is language extensions
<10> go to "extras-> extensions" in the menue
<5> Edit->Options->Advanced->Languages
<5> I think
<5> the language extensions should all be enabled by default
<5> the options should let you change it.
<9> Evolution, I added es-Es and remove English but it is still in english
<5> g333k: NFI then. I only speak english
<9> thanks anyway
<11> Greetings!
<9> I got it! I had to install the Locale Switcher extension..... http://benjamin.smedbergs.us/switch-locales/
<1> g333k: congratulations - feel free to document this knowledge in the Centos Forums
<5> s/free/obligated/
<5> there. I fixed that for you.
<5> :-P
<1> ty Evolution -- are you available to work here next week?
<5> hehe
<5> 'maybe' I have to see what happens with our slaver contract :-P
<5> "I cannot be fired. Slaves can only be bought/sold"
<1> manumission happens
<11> I've got a strange series of problems with CentOS 4.3 on a Dell PowerEdge 650. I ranted about software RAID1 and LVM2 not getting along earlier this week.
<11> Now when I attempt to repartition and reformat the drives without LVM2, at boot, there's still a LVM VG signature on the drives.
<11> Needless to say, the LVM at boot time sees this sig and lays down and dies. Kernel Panic!
<11> I'm beginning to think that software RAID is evil except on virgin drives.
<11> And it's still a bear with LVM2.
<11> Anyone out there successfully running software RAID1 and LVM2 together without filesystem corruption?
<11> Anyone out there successfully repartition drives formerly infested with LVM2 and get them to work properly?
<2> TSWoodV: man dd
<2> then use if=/dev/zero
<2> wipe the entire drive(s)
<11> donavan: Yeah, that's one way out. Why didn't the repartitioning get it? Where's the VG info stored? Boot sector?
<2> still not sure your problem isn't your hardware
<2> partitioning is only alter a few bytes in the MBR
<11> I've done a lot of hardware swapping. This is on an identical server from the other day.
<2> s//ing
<11> It should be the responsibility of the partitioner to deal with this VG data, right?
<2> since you likely repartitioned with the same partitioning scheme the old LVM is found
<11> I'm really stumped with this one. I had the same issues with Ubuntu 6.06 as well.
<11> donavan: Nope. Make sure I changed the partitioning around. That's what's got me *really* flabbergasted.
<2> it still finds it because stuff starts at 1
<11> It seems that there's a larger problem here. I can't find any references to it lately, not since the fix that was found last year.
<2> use dd
<11> donavan: I get what you're saying about dd. But the partitioner should have cleared that out for me. This to my way of thinking is a bug.
<2> anaconda is rather robust at finding existing lvm information
<11> Well, it screwed up this time for me.
<2> the partitioner alters _ONLY_ the MBR
<11> Now, about bug reporting. How is bug reporting handled for CentOS? Since RH is upstream, does it make more sense to file the bug there?
<11> donavan: Where's the VG info? In the MBR? If so, it should fix it. After all, anaconda and disk-druid created the VGs in the first place. It ought to be able to wipe them out as well.
<2> sure, however, you'll have to keep the hardware out of service for weeks while they query you for random bits of information -- about anaconda back traces
<2> the VG info is on the disk
<2> not sure where
<12> hi, i unpacked the .tar.gz phpmyadmin in /var/www/html but it shows the Apache 2 Test Page. how can i do in order to run phpmyadmin??
<5> jonhycap: simple. use the correct url
<2> TSWoodV: you can try opening a ticket in RH's bugzilla
<11> donavan: I've been through that as well...weeks and months. Had several bugs in bugzilla that were never looked at, then closed out during a big sweep. One was 30 months old and still was status NEW.
<5> jonhycap: if you unpacked the tarball in /var/www/html/ then you likely have /var/www/html/phpMyAdmin-someversion/
<12> yes
<2> TSWoodV: it is my understanding that you need to have a paying customer rattle their cage for open bugzilla tickets to get them to really look at them
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