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<0> http://www.rpm.org/hintskinks/buildtree/GURULABS-RPM-GUIDE-v1.0.PDF
<1> oldrpm ?
<0> rgl: bottomline stop talking - start reading
<0> Zathrus: check the top of that site
<0> yeah -- it is at: http://www.oldrpm.org/hintskinks/buildtree/GURULABS-RPM-GUIDE-v1.0.PDF
<0> no longer at rpm.org
<1> orc_orc: that's what I was trying to say :)
<0> Zathrus: slow brain neurons here
<1> orc_orc: they'll speed up after your first dismembered body of the day.
<0> pony: will centos 5 have extra tasty firefox 1.5 goodness?
<2> pony: He means super tasty Firefox 2.0 goodness
<3> I am not talking to you mean people
<4> orc_orc, thx for the link.
<0> rgl: np
<5> at secunia they found that firefox isn`t that secure as most people think. for example opera is thought to be more secure
<5> just for intermezzo :)
<0> vesnek_: pera is off topic here, however, as is intermezzo
<6> browser security is also a function of how many people are using it
<5> oh ok...
<4> orc_orc, just a quick question, when you have a original source package has qsheff-II-2.1-r2.tar.gz how do you name that inside the .spec? I mean, Version: 2.1-r2 is invalid on the spec. should I rename the original tarball to be rpm version friendly?
<7> rgl: If you want to talk with dag about rpmforge - yes, that looks like a good solution.
<5> heheh, ok, ok, I will only talk then about my hardware problems :))
<0> rgl: you have not read the tutorial, nor maximum RPM each of which cover this
<4> orc_orc, ok. I'll read them :D
<8> Can I run the same partition tool that I use in the installation? (non graphical)
<9> Mort_en: not really. but you can use fdisk, parted, etc.
<0> Mort_en: fdisk, parted, what in the _world_ are you talking about?
<9> I think the anaconda portion uses parted.
<10> ouch. I'm getting md5 errors on a 2.1 package downloaded from the mirrors ... can someone try...
<10> wget http://mirror.centos.org/centos/2.1/updates/i386/glibc-2.2.4-32.25.i386.rpm
<10> oops.
<10> rpm -Vp glibc-2.2.4-32.25.i386.rpm
<0> looks clean here --
<10> hmmm. i'm getting a whole pile of S.5....T
<0> that is not md5 errors
<10> isn't that what the 5 means ?
<0> the pachage is intact -- the contents of the package may vary when compared to a live install
<10> oh. ok. so if I -just- want to verify a .rpm file without it neccessarily being installed, how?
<0> check the md5sum, and make sure it is signed
<10> so rpm can't do that for me automatically?
<0> rpm -Uvh --nodeps --force --test glibc-2.2.4-32.25.i386.rpm 2>&1 | head does just that
<10> k
<0> that process verified the key, and checked the package integrity, but did not actually install it
<11> hey i installed phpmyadmin on centos, when i put the folder into web root and try to access it gives error 403
<10> gotcha
<10> Mrono; does any php work? is php enabled in your apache?
<11> peerce: i just checked it and yes it does work
<0> Mrono _which_ php mysql admin packaging?
<10> is the folder permissions you put in webroot o+rx ?
<11> orc_orc: 2.92 and it's the all languages tar.gz
<11> peerce: yes, i just did a chmod o+rx phpmyadmin
<11> peerce: nothing has changed
<0> Mrono: what is rpm -q --qf '%{name}\t%{packager}\t%{buildhost}\t%{sigmd5}\n' (packagename)
<7> .oO ( SELinux ... )
<0> range: not centos
<11> orc_orc: what do i do with that string?
<0> Mrono: you add the mname of the RPM package you installed to the indicated point and return the one line it emits here
<11> orc_orc i didn't use an rpm pkg
<0> the you are not supported in centos
<1> well, that was a bad choice.
<11> it worked last time i did it
<0> Zathrus: it is his choice to be unsupported -- like using ORCL UBL ;)
<1> heh
<11> then how about telling me how to be supported
<0> ask the people who made the tarball who to use it
<11> right...
<0> centos knows NOTHING about what they may have done
<11> and here i thought centos was going to work
<0> and here we thought you woulod use centos tools before calling it centos
<1> it does work. You're running software that's not part of CentOS.
<1> We're supposed to magically know how some unsupported software works?
<11> not only did it give me a hell of a time switching the default apache root
<11> bah
<0> Zathrus: my IE7 does not work when I extract the content using unzip on centos
<1> orc_orc: probably because it wasn't a zip file in the first place :)
<0> Mrono: your complaint lies with the people who packaged what you are trying to use
<0> Zathrus: unzip eats cabs as I recall
<9> cabextract works just fine.
<1> orc_orc: should, since a cab is just a zip, but last I checked the installer in question was neither :)
<0> Evolution: can YOU help me get IE7 running on centos?
<0> Zathrus: one can gather the retrieved cabs
<0> the bootstrapper pulls them in
<0> but this TOO is wayyy off topic
<1> nod
<10> orc_orc; sure. first install vmware server, then create a windows vm and install windows XP in it. :D
<1> I haven't installed the evil in question, so I was largely supposing
<9> orc_orc: http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/news/
<0> peerce: no non-source available SW here except java
<10> java source is available now
<10> they GPL'd all of java
<0> peerce: nope -- lots not free yet
<9> peerce: they gpl'd *parts* of java.
<10> gl***fish is j2ee, its fully open.
<9> much of the core goodies are not open yet.
<11> Peerce, from what i can tell it's the centos default apache install refusing to serv an index.php file, why
<9> Mrono: are you using selinux?
<11> yeah
<10> Mrono; maybe index.php isn't listed as a default filename ?
<0> Evolution: read scroll back -- tarball of unknown provenance in play
<0> peerce: still ot
<11> peerce, i added it into the httpd.conf file
<10> does it work if you manually specify http://host/path/index.php
<10> ?
<11> peerce, no, still 4034
<11> 403*
<0> peerce: TIS IS NOT A CENTOS PROBL4EM
<11> orc_orc so software that comes packaged with centos is not a centos problem
<0> Zathrus: I intentonally shouted as peerce seems to be deaf
<0> Mrono: indeed
<10> so noone is allowed to write their own php file in centos?
<11> orc_orc the problem is apache refusing to serve a php file
<0> peerce: if you are unhappy in this channel, which supports centos, please leave
<1> peerce: that is not the issue.
<9> Mrono: have you checked selinux context?
<11> Evolution: my apologies but i don't know how
<11> well here's a centos problem, is there a yum command to add in the C compiller
<9> yes.
<11> ok, what is it
<1> man yum
<9> Mrono: we don't spoonfeed in this channel. there is yum documentation we will happily point you to at http://centos.org/docs/4/
<9> Mrono: we prefer to teach you to fish than tell you how.
<11> i know how to use yum
<11> but i can't find the compiller in the list
<12> just noticed we have a centos development box here in the server room :)
<9> Mrono: look for gcc.
<11> thankyou evo, that's what i needed to know
<9> LycanNYC-work: yeah. I put that there last week.
<9> :-P
<12> Evolution, u kno where?
<12> at work
<1> in the cube.
<1> over there.
<12> riiitteeee
<9> Zathrus: just help attach the scope to the BFG & back away slowly
<9> :-P
<1> once again, if you need a scope on the BFG, then it's not qualified to be a BFG.
<9> Mrono: also, you should consult the selinux documentation at the url listed above, as you've either not got all the php bits installed, or the selinux context is wrong.
<9> your log files will tell you which it is.
<10> ok, wtf. installed tzdata-2006m on a centos4 system, my timezone is Americas/Los_Angeles... I stop ntpd, then `date 03110159` and wait a minute, and check date, voila, its 03:00 PDT. I do this on a CentOS 2.1 (yeah, yeah, OLD system), its got tzdata-2006m.3, yet the PST->PDT isn't switching. ?$#@???
<11> is it just me or does cpanel take a really long time to install
<1> it takes its time breaking your system.
<10> cpanel isn't a centos component, its also a completely nasty horrible POS.
<1> but don't worry, at the end your system is quite completely broken.
<11> woah, they instituted a 20min mirc eval?
<1> peerce: CentOS 2 is in a time-space continuum of its very own ;)
<2> pee: Did your /etc/localtime change?
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