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<0> darthwonka: yum list kernel*
<1> devhen: yum doesn't work on source files
<2> devhen: 3 listed and installed, but no source
<3> just diff.. I tried other options, but couldn't find anything that work correctly.
<4> And neither does yumdownloader if createrepo hasn't been run on the SRPMS directory.
<3> * would work
<0> darthwonka: install the kernel-devel that matches your installed kernel
<1> I don't think there is range ;)
<3> donavan, so you expect that diff would be able to find whole-line additions without the sort being correct?
<4> donavan: I know. And it has been mentioned before.
<5> really new here... but have a Q i think can be simply answered
<1> majoridiot: read the /topic first
<2> devhen: where is the SRPMS dir hiding that I may createrepo on it
<1> stormzen: again, you aren't making sense to me, what is your diff command?
<4> darthwonka: It's on the CentOS mirrors. And no, *you* cannot run createrepo on it.
<2> ah
<4> But you can download the kernel.src.rpm from there if you *really* need it.
<2> yeah.. doing that now.
<3> donavan: diff $logDirectory/repo.txt $logDirectory/dvd.txt
<1> stormzen: man diff and then search for "To Sort the Contents of Directories and Compare Files That Are Different"
<1> whoops, wrong box
<5> k... read the topic. Q is centos related and i can't find an answer. does that qualify?
<1> majoridiot: you should have just asked in that case
<3> donavan: I don't want to compare files that are different...
<5> (i didn't want to be rude)
<2> q: the kernel source lists a bunch of .patch files along with the .bz image.. does that mean I have to patch the kernel or is that just showing what has been applied?
<3> ... I want to compare the entries themselves...
<4> darthwonka: No, those patches are already in the kernel.
<3> not the contents.
<2> ah good
<5> i'm looking for an rpm for apache2 php 4x module and can't find one (new to centos distro)
<4> majoridiot: "yum install php" doesn't do what you want?
<5> nope
<5> nor with a 4*
<4> Why?
<5> hm. lemme try again.
<5> hehe... musta been a glitch in the remote server. i rebooted before coming in here and now it seems to be ok.
<5> (idiot)
<5> thank you, though.
<1> stormzen: I see
<1> stormzen: is the objective to ensure the directory structure and file names are the same as the DVD?
<3> yes, and to get a listing of the differences on both media.
<1> so how are you trying to sort?
<3> just by a straight sort -- the man says if no key is given that it sorts by the whole line.
<3> ... but it really doesn't... it skips over the slash and the dot...
<6> hi guys.I was on here a week ago where someone was speaking about vmware on centos..are folks using the "vmare server" version or gsx or? and hows it working out?
<1> how about an example? -- into a pstebin
<6> woops that was "vmware"
<7> stormzen: where does it say that
<3> .. so that ... gconfd comes before gconf/desktop ...
<3> orc_orc, where does it say what? that it skips over the two characters?
<7> stormzen: the info page states "If any of the global options `bdfgiMnr' are given but no key field"
<7> ... etc --
<3> so I need a global option, then?
<3> I'll try that, then.
<7> stormzen: nfi as to your goal - if you are looking to compare full paths, perhaps -- it may be that 'basename' is needed to just look at the filenames -- I do not understand your goal, and am certain, except tht it may be being done on centos, that it has very little to do with centos
<3> yeah, it either has to do with redhat based flavors in general, or linux in general, as it is a question about the sort command.
<3> not centos specific.
<1> sort works fine for me
<0> does a pretty good job of sorting for me too
<8> did sort stop sorting then
<0> i wonder how it knows how to sort.. must know that alphabet song
<1> example: http://rafb.net/paste/results/qVAYMA93.html
<1> (from find output)
<0> yeah, i did the command stormzen mentioned above and everything looked right
<3> I'll revisit it then, maybe I was just having a bad day.
<9> hi, if i remove a file in /etc/cron.daily will it stop running that cron?
<10> Anyone have info on using tc/QoS on CentOS? I've seen the manuals with the RH stuff and iptables, I'm wondering how to save the tc rules on the server.
<11> Frankenstein, well it'll stop running it daily anyways
<9> so_, thanks
<12> nick Cabronsito
<13> <10> Hi
<13> <10> You can use shorewall
<13> to do that
<8> that just soudns dumb
<10> hahaha
<8> ip2 handles tc just fine
<10> Cabronsito, yeah, I've got firewall rules, and the RH iptables save grabs them fine, so not looking to add a large package.
<10> and my tc setup is all of three rules
<8> add em to rc.local
<10> just wondered if there is a base location ....
<10> yeah, that's what I would have guessed z00dax :)
<8> thats where i have mine at the moment :)
<8> although my QoS setup is all of 10% to ssh gurantee, everything else is free for all
<10> cool, like a lot of other distro. oh, my!
<8> there might be something else, or somewhere specific to save this stuff in network-scripts, i dont know
<10> z00dax, that's what I wondered. I didn't really expect the tc stuff to work out of the box on my VPS, so it's kind of a bonus already.
<8> its unlikely someone will mess with ip2 / netfilter stuff in the kernel - even if is a vps
<8> i suppose most of the tcp hacks are done - or required - much lower down the spectrum
<3> ..
<10> z00dax, really? ok, I just thought tc might be like iptables, needing modules.
<10> We found that a bunch of the heavier weight modules weren't supplied on the VPS. Although the admins added most of the ones we wanted.
<10> but it wasn't so... I even surprised the admin, telling him it worked. :)
<3> Is there a way to set up a p***wordless ssh from root on one machine to a user on another machine?
<10> why would you ssh out as root?
<10> that seems like bad practice :)
<3> because that is the only user on that machine...
<3> .. it's a firewall..
<3> I imagine ssh'ing in as root is worse practice... I'm trying not to do that..
<14> stormzen: you mean by using ssh-keys?
<3> yes
<3> I can do it from root to root, mmcgrath, but I want to restrict access to that box from the firewall.
<10> you can use the keys to allow connection... and p*** ssh the user to log in as (for the remote box)
<10> I think it'd allow root from the remote box, but not sure.
<15> what utility do you use to turn on/off daemons in centos?
<15> or just manually edit rc.d system?
<3> try system-config-services
<15> no x11 installed
<14> victori: 'service' turns daemons on and off, chkconfig enables and disables them on startup.
<15> hmm so no system-config-services type thing for console?
<15> well going to poke around
<14> victori, seriously. service and chkconfig
<15> I miss the simplicity of rc.d from [fn]bsd
<15> looking into those
<15> thank you.
<14> service and chkconfig are pretty simple.
<15> not as simple as just setting serviceName="YES" or no "NO"
<15> in rc.conf
<15> well its all opinionated
<15> thank you
<14> "chkconfig httpd off" pretty easy
<16> victori: type 'setup'
<9> does CentOS require a lot of rescources to run without a GUI
<14> Frankenstein: in general no, what do you want to do with it?
<9> mmcgrath, just play around mostly... maybe make a mail server for my less imporant domains
<9> httpd, ircd, nothing intensive
<14> building a prototype and putting it under stress similar to your environment is really the only way to see if it will work for you.
<17> anyone know if somewhere in /proc or elsewhere you can see the type of motherboard?
<14> joe: in general the motherboard contains many different parts, you can find those various parts in /proc or using commands like lspci
<9> mmcgrath, good idea! maybe if i can get smartboot manger to copy a disc, id be set
<17> mmcgrath: yeah, I'm familiar w/ lspci but I didn't seen any type of identifier, (I want to order a system w/ the identical board but there are three options for this one and the vendor I bought it from isn't SURE which they used originally) :/
<18> joe: like /var/log/dmesg, but that shows what you see when you boot. ?
<17> NOTevil: nope, tried there as well :/
<14> whats the difference between them? you can check for things like the host bridge.
<17> mmcgrath: yeah you just made me think of that :)
<17> and I think I have my answer, thanks mmcgrath
<17> would be nice if there were identifier you could query like the serials and model number
<19> greets everyone
<19> does anyone know of a linux tool that can do scheduled copies of files (kinda for backup purposes), lets you query each scheduled copy job as a line item, maybe through a web interface, and has logic to rename files if a file with the same name exists at the destination?
<18> there are backup scripts on the web, but i don't know any that you configure via web interface.
<19> NOTevil, am furiously googlerizing... :)
<20> is there a way to stay at 4.2?
<21> hi, when i try to connect to ssh, thru 3 different apps my connection is refused, but when my friend connects he connects fine, is there a reason for this?
<21> i get message Aug 22 00:47:24 localhost sshd: refused connect from ::ffff:24.128.161.227 (::ffff:24.128.161.227)
<9> is this what i need: CentOS-4.2.ServerCD-i386.torrent for a basic install?
<9> The Single Server CD is an ISO that contains most of the items required for
<9> basic server setup (without a GUI) on a single CD yea... i know... should have read to begin with...
<19> anyone know of a web interface for the cron or anacron?
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