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<0> z00dax: i don't know if i am going for sure yet
<1> right, I get in at 10:54am on Thursday
<0> but if i go i'll prolly be there friday afternoon
<1> cool
<1> although getting to the train station by 8:20am might be a struggle, so i might get the one after and reach at around midday
<2> hello every one
<2> i need to make my kernel to load ipip with modprobe b4 network
<1> my007ms: good
<2> how i can add this in /etc/modprobe.conf
<1> man ed
<2> i see it's have format like this alias eth0 e100
<2> so do i have to make alias
<2> i need it just to load the modules
<2> z00dax, :) i use vi
<3> my007ms: echo "install b4 /sbin/modprobe --ignore-install ipip >/dev/null 2>&1 || :" >> /etc/modprobe.conf
<2> alleycat, what if i just add ipip in /etc/modprobe.conf
<3> if you already know what to do, do it.
<2> alleycat, it's not load and give error
<1> my007ms: sue alleycat
<2> z00dax, how to make modprobe load modules before it's start up network
<1> my007ms: man modprobe.conf
<2> does install mean load
<4> hello
<2> grestdino, hello
<4> how to chang ulimit
<4> default was 1024
<3> grestdino: man bash , search for ulimit ?
<3> it's towards the end of the man pages
<5> Or help ulimit
<6> /loin #kanotix
<7> i need postgresql-8.0.3-5 but version installed is 7.4.13 on centos 4.4, yum says theres no update for it. anyone suggest what i can do? cant find any rpms or anything for it
<5> 8.1.4 is in centosplus.
<7> that could work
<8> RPMS should be in PostgreSQL site I think
<7> ta
<5> minri: And those work i.e. with SELinux? Cool.
<7> which rpm should i go for?
<7> or is there a repository i can add to yum to do the work for me?
<5> vaineh: centosplus ...
<5> <http://wiki.centos.org/Repositories>;
<7> ta, il have a look
<9> Evolution: you remember yesterday my problem with booting the diskboot.img? i had possibly found the problem. the kernel says that the signature should '...' instead of '...' how can i solve this?
<9> is it possible to disable via the commandline the kernelsigning check?
<3> is krita included in any centos repo ?
<10> Any fast tip for AMD64 motherboard with integrated graphics card, which is stable and works properly with current release of CentOS? Based on VIA, NVIDIA or ATI?
<5> VIA is not really worth a suggestion. And with nvidia and ati you need proprietary drivers (ATI for the newer chips). So pick your poison.
<5> Oh. That was graphics chips.
<5> I have no idea about modern pci chipsets.
<3> vamo: http://www.pcoption.co.uk/pcbaseunits/index41.htm
<5> alleycat: atrpms seems to have it, but beware! There might be dragons.
<3> range: thanks
<5> kde-redhat also has it.
<5> See the repo page on the wiki :)
<3> uau, axel already has Packages for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
<3> did not know that
<3> coooool, thanks
<5> Yes. But atrpms might rape your dog and kill your grandma if you don't watch out.
<3> range: I know, I am using axel's stuff for a loong time
<5> So gratitious use of the protect base plugin is suggested :)
<3> since I have neither dog nor grandma
<3> I'll try kde-redhat first
<10> Thanks all ..... Does somebody have some experience with VIA Epia boards and CentOS? I mean for example thin client.
<11> hi
<5> vamo: Yes, the normal install cds have a i586 kernel which you need on these boards. It should work (don't ask me about the graphics chip on there).
<5> ServerCD and LiveCD aren't usable on those.
<12> openssh-clients-3.9p1-8.RHE There was some sort of I/O error: <urlopen error (-3, 'Temporary failure in name resolution')>
<12> I get this error when I try to up2date -u
<12> OK, it seems to be working better now ...
<0> babo: yum is the preferred tool on centos
<12> Meier: Ok thanks
<13> COFFEE!
<5> Good idea, that.
<13> yes, bring me some.
<14> liquid motivation
<14> or go juice
<15> Evolution the provider of my VPS say me that : yes. VZ, XEN, OpenVZ these kinds of Virtualization softwares use 1 main kernel of main node and no real kernel for vpses
<16> NetGangsta, well maybe VZ and OpenVZ, but each Xen has it's own kernel running, on top of the main system kernel
<17> hi
<13> crap he's here. now we have to stop mocking him
<13> I mean, hi gral
<17> (y)
<18> Hello, I have an issue regarding network services been restarted after an IP change and the network is dead. Any ideas why and what can be done without restarting
<16> CNote, some more detail in a pastebin would probably go a bit furthur
<17> in a pastebin ?
<16> if you like he could show us the actual log or other output in the channel :P
<5> so_: I hope that was miswording and not an actual invitation to paste here.
<16> sort of sarcasm. Don't paste here! :)
<13> CNote: exactly what did you do when you changed the network settings?
<15> so_ and what about vmware? use linux distro kernel?
<5> VMWare is "Hardware virtualization".
<15> ok
<19> what do you guys use for ftpd? i see that vsftpd & the kereberos ftpd is available on my machine..
<19> er, i guess kereberos isn't what i want
<13> vsftpd
<20> vsftpd is a very good ftp server.
<21> hi I have CentOS 32 on my dedicated and I wanna use asp on my apache server
<21> what should i do ?
<22> I want a pony
<23> NO pony for orc_orc!!!
<13> MeteBond: smoke some more crack.
<24> what, no ketchup?
<13> a PLT sandwich?
<25> MeteBond: I know *nothing* about it, but have you looked at: apache-asp. There's an rpm on Dag's site.
<13> mod_mono is one possible method, but for the most part, ASP on linux is sketchy at best.
<5> s/on linux//
<5> Ah, way better than frontpage extensions, though ...
<13> correction accepted.
<5> Real man let other people break into their computers via php.
<5> Mmmmh. Cookies.
<26> range, s/man/men/
<5> ed_menn: Accepted
<27> Does Nabisco have a website with Oreo cookies?
<28> Is it hard to get a USB Bluetooth Dongle working?
<29> I couldn't get mine to drive my car the other day, I was sorely disappointed
<22> 42
<17> 15
<26> 30
<17> XD
<29> put them on a space elevator with no safety gear
<26> turnpike420: i would do it.
<26> that would be fun
<29> lol
<29> til you died
<26> s/died/die/
<26> and yes death is bad, but i see it as a great adventure. Problem is i cannot come back and tell people how it was.
<26> orc_orc: i will ping u from space.... if i make it.
<22> goo-bye Major Tom
<26> and yes i am brining my towel... maybe i will have a space ship pick me up.
<26> s/brining/bringing/
<30> hi ! i m working on how to configure rdiff-backup on centos . all steps are working fine except ssh-copy-id
<30> from where i can get this package ?
<22> W^^harddd^^: it appeast to be part of rdiff-backup: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ssh-copy-id+rdiff-backup&btnG=Google+Search
<30> orc_prc: ssh-copy-id command is not on CentOS distribution
<30> bash-3.00$ ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub root@192.168.0.254
<30> bash: ssh-copy-id: command not found
<5> W^^harddd^^: Google knows where you can download it. It's a small shell script if you really need it.
<30> i really need it
<13> then you should really google for it :-P
<13> it's not part of the base distribution, and as range says, it's really just a small shell script
<30> Evolution: i wish CentOs got this package so that i didnt have any problem
<30> :(
<22> I wish my want for a pony was provided by CentOS
<23> orc_orc, maybe you can try for a pony later
<13> W^^harddd^^: we provide an identical package suite to RH.
<13> if you wish the package to be in the default distro, please file a bug with redhat.
<13> we match what they provide.
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