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<0> man mysqlimport
<1> offtopic: does anyone remember that static binary that you can link rm, ls, sh, etc etc etc to and it acts like that binary?
<2> yo evening guys
<3> hi
<2> yall
<3> :D
<3> could anybody tell me where to get the latest centos kernal sourc
<3> e
<2> yum...
<2> ?
<3> NO
<3> not the precomiled one
<0> yum brings you the binary packages
<3> I need to edit the kernel timer freq to 1000
<0> why?
<3> So i could recompile my current kernal and just edit the file and recompile and reboot and it wuld be at what i set it 2?
<0> not to be offensive, but i don't think you have enough knowledge to handle the kernel source to get a different kernel build
<3> i dont :D
<3> lol
<3> but i know which file to edit
<0> sorry, makes no sense to discuss on that level - you'll find the kernel src.rpm on every centos mirror - good luck
<3> so its alreayd included on my os?
<0> no
<0> for which reason do you want to have a different timer setting?
<2> does cp -a keep perms
<2> ?
<3> to high my server fps on this game lol
<0> k31th: did you look at man cp? i feel it is very clear about it
<0> vAmped|bRUFFELLZ: ok, EOD from my side
<4> Hi2everybody
<4> Need some help :
<3> so you do you think i can get a precompiled kernal with 1000 hz
<0> vAmped|bRUFFELLZ: maybe in #centos-social
<0> Hades``: must be a very big problem
<5> sooo, is there a fix for centos/ssh where users logged in via ssh does not show up when doing a 'who'?
<0> there is no such bug - afaik it is a problem on some virtual systems
<6> rainkid: that usually means you built your own kernel. in which case you failed to include the proper stuff.
<6> Zerberus: and custom kernel issue.
<5> what kernel option(s) might that be?
<5> yes, i am running a custom kernel
<6> it's been filed several times in bugs.centos.org, and every time it was a custom built kernel issue.
<6> rainkid: not sure, never cared to find out. "Custom kernels are not supported" </end soapbox>
<6> rainkid: if you're energetic you could search bugs.centos.org, or go through the forums.
<6> it's been covered in both places.
<5> i'll do that
<5> thanks
<6> holy crap that was both redundant and dumb of me
<8> how do i search the entire linux for a string ?
<9> every linux in the whole world?
<9> find / -exec grep 'the string' {} \;
<9> well...
<9> find / -type f -exec grep 'the string' {} \;
<9> ehh... that isn't goign to tell you the name of the file the string is in, though... crap
<9> you can do this:
<9> grep -r 'the string' /
<9> but it won't work
<9> cause of weirdness in /proc and /dev and stuff like that
<9> it would be better to think about what you are looking for
<9> and limit the search locations
<10> is something wrong with the dag repos? i'm gettin 404's
<6> works fine here.
<6> check your urls
<10> http://mirror.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/mirror/dag/redhat/el4/en/x86_64/dag/RPMS/ using yum just keeps 404'ing
<11> i just downloaded the webmin rpm. "rpm -i webmin-1.290-1.noarch.rpm" says "not an rpm package (or package manifest)
<11> wtf?
<6> kreg_work: well, then you didn't download the rpm.
<11> sure i did. i wget'd it
<6> kreg_work: likely you downloaded the page that leads you to the download package.
<6> kreg_work: test it. do 'file webmin-1.290-1.noarch.rpm'
<6> diowork: go there in your browser
<6> diowork: odds are the package is not there, or the mirror is syncing and not available.
<11> dang yer right
<11> 12k
<6> kreg_work: YOU FAIL AT THE INTARWEBZ
<11> heh heh
<6> :-P
<11> thanks for the slap. i should of noticed that
<6> I've done that a few times without realizing it.
<6> usually with the vmware-server rpm or something else requiring click-through action.
<10> hmm yum wants clamav-db-0.88.3-1.el4.rf.x86_64.rpm and that site only has a clamav-db-0.88.2-1.el4.rf.x86_64.rpm
<6> diowork: and now the mystery of your 404 has been solved.
<6> go forth and seek help from the appropriate channels.
<6> or wait for that mirror to properly sync up.
<10> i'd of thought the repos sources list would know where to find pkgs
<6> diowork: sources list is apt, and no. they're relative to a parent directory and syncd across multiple mirrors.
<6> your mirror is only partially populated with information presently
<6> there is no concept of cross mirror information yet. only failover for package gets.
<6> mostly.. quit acting like a crack addict in need of a fix
<6> PATIENCE MAN
<12> Hi Guys.. Just wondering if it's possible to rotate my video display 90degrees so I get the display coming up landscape style? I have a monitor I wnat to put on its side and thus rotate the entire display.....
<13> look into xrandr
<6> joobie: if your monitor can do it, yes.
<13> uh... that's not a monitor thing, that's an x server thing
<12> Evolution, isn't it up to the OS to do it?
<13> and stop cross posting
<10> evolution do you know if there is a main mirror for dag where i can manually grab the pkg i'm after
<0> http://wftp.tu-chemnitz.de/pub/linux/dag/redhat/el4/en/x86_64/dag/RPMS/
<14> Anybody home?
<0> no
<15> i Applying iptables firewall rules: iptables-restore v1.2.11: Couldn't load match `comment':/lib/iptables/libipt_comment.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<15> i just wanna turn off iptables for a second i don't know how :(
<15> to test if it's the firewall or not
<0> service iptables stop
<15> thanks
<16> do htaccess files only protect agaist read access or can they help with write access as well
<15> locally or from the web?
<15> if you're talkin locally that's chmod
<0> MACscr: any kind of valid action, like in the area of WebDAV
<16> well, the issue is that i have php scripts that need write access and i dont have the ability to change ownership of the files, but i dont want to leave things the directory at 777
<16> and phpsu is not an optioin
<16> option
<13> htaccess has nothign to do with that
<13> unless you are usign something like webdav
<16> so it would only protect against read access
<13> it won't do jack for php. period
<16> it will for a directory
<13> okay, whatever
<16> ok, maybe im wrong
<16> guess im just back to no security again
<13> if htaccess was your security for read/write permissions, you didn't have any to begin with
<16> so your telling me that other domains would be able read out of the directory even with a deny all htaccess file setup?
<13> you keep bouncing back and forth between system permissions and web permissions
<17> does anyone have an apt sources.list?
<16> any type of action that can add ANY type of "security" is better than nothing
<17> for centos 4.3 x86_64
<12> Hi Guys.. Does anyone know an AGP/PCI card that's supports Rotation under Linux? Just a single output card will do..
<0> joobie: please stop cross posting
<13> that's the second time tonite someone has told you to stop cross posting
<17> does anyone know where i can find an apt sources.list for centos 4.3 x86_64?
<14> hello
<14> Anybody here rhce?
<18> denver1, yum is being favored over apt
<18> however, there are still apt sources
<18> http://centos.karan.org
<18> google: DAG
<17> thanks
<14> Trung I didn't mean to disconnect
<17> are there any other ggui's for Yum apart from Yumex?
<19> morning
<9> yo
<12> y0
<12> Hi Guys.. tune2fs -j converts a filesystem to ext3.. what if i wanted to convert an ext3 to ext2?
<9> just mount it as ext2
<9> ext3 is just ext2 with journalling stuff tacked on
<9> (basically)
<9> so you can still mount ext3 filesystems as ext2
<9> joobie you ****ing prat
<9> stop cross posting
<9> for the 3rd time tonite
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