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<0> how can someone put faith in a book that constantly gets re-written?
<0> I can't.
<1> i don't put my faith in the book.
<1> so i am clear.
<0> it's like the linux os. it's code changes, but yet carries the same theme.
<0> but yet is no longer original.
<0> then you get different distros.
<1> ya.
<0> then comes the lawyers from SCO.
<0> yep
<1> do u remember when they anounced there lawsuit... there stock went up a little.
<1> some people are so dumb.
<0> yep. I wish i would have bought. :)
<0> then sold
<0> quickly
<1> ok
<1> that's better.
<2> hi
<1> heelpp: hi
<2> libdb-4.3.so is needed <--how do i install this in my centos box using yum?
<1> yum whatprovides libdb-4.3.so
<2> yum search libdb gave me nothing about libdb but libdbi
<1> did u google for it?
<2> i am already
<2> i still cant find it
<1> http://www.google.com/search?q=libdb-4.3.so+rpm&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
<2> ok
<2> how will i know if this centos box is a 64bit?
<1> cat /proc/cpuinfo
<2> which line?
<2> cpu family : 15
<2> model : 4
<1> what's the model name?
<1> uname -a
<2> 2.6.9-42.0.3.ELsmp #1 SMP Fri Oct 6 06:21:39 CDT 2006 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
<1> i cannot help you anymore... the answer is right in front of you.
<2> does i686 mean 64bit?
<1> no. it means i686
<1> i386 will work as well.
<2> $ rpm -i db4-4.3.27-5.fc4.i386.rpm
<2> warning: db4-4.3.27-5.fc4.i386.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID 4f2a6fd2
<2> error: can't create transaction lock on /var/lock/rpm/transaction
<1> u need to be root, or have rights to install packages.
<3> you really shouldn't install fedora packages
<1> daMaestro: thanks i didn't even read that much.
<3> heelpp, btw.. my machine is x86_64: model name : AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 2800+
<3> heelpp, but it seems no matter, you are running the 32bit version of centos
<2> thanks
<2> model name : Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz
<3> hmm i think the D chip might be x86_64
<3> but no matter.. you are running 32bit
<3> heelpp, what are you trying to install that needs libdb-4.3.so?
<2> yes i installed now that rpm db4
<2> it's now installed
<3> heelpp, what are you trying to install that needs libdb-4.3.so?
<2> yes
<3> heelpp, you really should only use centos provided rpms
<3> heelpp, what package?
<3> heelpp, what software reported "libdb-4.3.so is needed <--how do i install this in my centos box using yum?"
<2> but i cant find that libdb-4-.2.so for centos
<0> good nite all
<2> i mean the rpm or yum
<1> ZBandit: night
<2> if only i can install that libdb-4-.2.so using yum command
<4> hello
<4> i want to install rvskin with cpanel, any guide line?
<5> #cpanel
<5> We explicitly *DO NOT* do cpanel support in here.
<4> range, did you ever login to #cpanel ? do a try, and see the rush :)
<5> nayyares: So you're not getting support for a commercial product? I'd turn away from that product then.
<6> cPanel sux
<4> range, what are the other option for cpanel, any open source recommened ?
<4> *recommended
<5> ravencore maybe. But I cannot recommend it as I never used hosting panels.
<7> nayyares : webmin maybe ...
<6> vim
<6> and no maybe's about that one
<7> z00dax : right ...
<7> z00dax : i know one guy calling vi the 'universal unix configuration tool' aka uuct .. :)
<8> is shasum and md5sum same thing?
<5> No.
<5> Two completely different hash methods.
<4> is there any command to find , what distribution is installed, $unmae -r is just giving kernel info
<4> *uname
<3> nayyares, well for redhat stuff... rpm -q redhat-release
<3> rpm -q centos-release
<3> rpm -q fedora-release ........ etc etc
<1> cat /etc/redhat-release
<5> lsb_release -a for lsb compliant distributions ...
<3> range, neato
<3> Codename: Zod hehehehe
<5> Hey, get your hand off my machine.
<5> +s
<4> is it possible to list all ns record in nslookup prompt? just to test what machine are resolved by this ns
<9> Is it possible to connect to a natted address from an internal machine routet throuh the fw containing the nat rule?
<10> g'day, I'm needing some help with SME server and ipp2p
<10> I'm having trouble building it from source witht he CentOS kernel
<10> anyone awake?
<6> Govo: you want #smeserver
<10> ok
<10> join #smeserver
<10> thx, wasn't sure cos it is a centos based distro
<4> if i have to choose between exim and postfix, what is better option?
<11> Hello all, is there some way how to safely replace i386 system with amd64 system? Is it necessary to start with new installation?
<12> If you're having trouble with audio in youtube, this appears to fix it:
<12> http://www.kismetwireless.net/blog/ "Non-kismet: Audio in YouTube on Linux"
<13> anyone using plesk on centos?
<14> rgl: i'm using plesk on rhel 3
<14> rgl: and i *hate* that damn thing
<13> Dyson_, yeah, it messes the system in wierd ways :|
<13> Dyson_, today I needed to access mysql from modpython, and installed stock MySQL-python .. but no go... any ideia to make it work? it doesn't work cause it uses a different libmysql than php (which is also loaded in apache)
<14> rgl: sorry, dunno - I never touch that beast... so there's only stock rhel 3 + plesk with no addons and stuff
<14> rgl: too many ways to break the system
<5> Ask the plesk guys. You cannot always use centos binaries, because plesk messes with the distribution.
<13> range, you are right. but they take some time to anwser, so maybe someone here known the answer :
<13> :D
<5> Answer is: Remove Plesk.
<13> hehe
<13> I wish I could :D
<6> does plesk do the cPanel thing as well then ? only using their own bins
<5> Looks like it if MySQL-python doesn't work.
<13> they use a mixture, some packages from stock, and some they build. but the problem is that I on't known what is the direct link to their yum repo :|
<6> they have a yum repo ? I doubt that
<6> rgl: consider using something like - like ispconfig or vim
<13> z00dax, I'm all fine doing the admin on the console... but other ppl aren't. in fact, is this werent a plesk ****, it would be fixed by now :|
<6> ispconfig does not run on the console
<13> they have to pull the rpm from somewere. so I'm ***uming it a yum repo, but maybe its not.
<5> If it is a rpm.
<13> z00dax, I known, but its plesk here. so no choice for me.
<13> range, it seems they really use rpm, cause all their stuff appears on the rpm database.
<6> rgl: #plesk then
<5> At least that ...
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