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<0> i gave them the error i was getting and all they did was restore an older version and said it should be fixed
<0> (of iptables)
<1> Depending on the software to run the vps it may not even be possible to run iptables.
<1> But that is completely offtopic in here.
<2> sorry for sounding stupid, but whats wrong with the iptables rpm?
<1> torbjorn: Nothing AFAIK.
<0> hmmm maybe you are right range... some other dude was having the same problems with iptables in their support chat
<3> lo all
<4> how can I install MDB2 ?
<3> i'm trying to setup a vpn connection from my centos box with vpnc , but i can't create tun0 . the module loads happily and the node is ok , any other ideas ?
<1> Did you load the module?
<3> range , yes i did
<3> do i need ip forwarding on for tun0 ?
<1> No.
<1> ifconfig -a doesn't show tun0 either?
<1> Oh, it doesn't.
<3> range: when i load the tun module demsg says - Universal TUN/TAP device driver 1.5 (C)1999-2002 Maxim Krasnyansky
<4> how is called this package on centos? http://pear.php.net/package/MDB2 thanks]
<3> range: ifconfig can talk to it at all
<3> range: sorry i mean to say cannot talk to it
<5> znull: pear install mdb2 ?
<1> But openvpn should work with "dev tun" in the configuration.
<1> znull: There is php-pear-MDB2 in the centosplus repository.
<4> range: hmm the problem is I've compiled php+apache ( is a cpanel box) so I need to install it manual I think
<1> znull: Great. Next time mention that before I search around.
<4> range: anyway thanks for the info:D now I know how is called on centos
<4> range: I've installed through pear install mdb2 how can I test it ?
<1> znull: How should I know? You need it. And this is way offtopic here.
<6> hi
<3> anyone know where i can get brctl from ?
<7> i want to use scp to copy files, but i need to have same permissions as it was on previous/original server? what scp option will do this
<8> nayyares: -p
<7> dag, thanks
<9> That or alias scp='rsync'
<10> alias rsync="rsync-acl"
<7> what is the difference between scp and rsync?
<11> scp uses ssh
<11> and requires the file or directory name your copying
<10> rsync can also use ssh (-e )
<11> oic
<12> hi guys
<12> i would like to install fuse-ssh on centos 4.4
<12> there are rpms for this ?
<8> nterprais: unfortunately not, I'd like to make some
<12> are fedora packages compatible ?
<13> hi dag ...
<1> Nterprais: Nope.
<12> argggg
<12> then only solution is compile it
<14> Shouldn't be that difficult.
<1> amias: yum provides brctl?
<8> hey arrfab, range
<1> Hey dag.
<15> Hi there possible vmware server take alot of memory?
<15> Mem: total : 495 - used: 485 - free: 9
<15> lol
<5> yeah it does
<15> he take like 500mo +
<15> so its normal?
<5> Yeah
<16> don't allocate so much memory
<1> NetGangsta: Wrong channel.
<16> and try a vmware channel
<15> I use this one : http://download3.vmware.com/software/vmserver/VMware-server-1.0.1-29996.i386.rpm
<15> wrong channel?
<15> lol
<15> its on CentOS who care?
<15> linix is linux
<16> your problem is related to VMware
<16> read the topic
<15> heh
<16> or risk being ejected
<15> sorry.
<15> Vmare is the best VPS software u think?
<8> netgangsta: probably depends on what you want to do
<16> I wouldn't use vmware server to create a vps
<16> again, offtopic
<15> Leddy_tC u use what?
<17> hey
<17> i could use some help with centos server 4.4 and physical RAID
<16> I don't operate a VPS
<17> i have 2 hard drives and i have no idea how to make partitions on them or how will raid start its job to mirror those disks?
<1> sander85: If it is hardware raid, then you have to tell the controller which drives are supposed to be in a RAID 0/1.
<1> After that the controller will present those drives as *one* drive to the operating system.
<17> so if it shows me two drives then i first have to find how to make them *one*?
<13> sander85 : which raid controller do you own ?
<17> Arrfab: it's packed with ibm xseries 226 and had some serveRAID 7.10b soft with it
<16> sounds like someone needs to start looking at documentation, or calling ibm
<18> NetGangsta: several here care -- please read and observe /topic and http://www.centos.org/irc/
<19> join #rhel
<19> oops
<20> Pikshik: heretic!
<19> :-D
<13> sander85 : boot on the serveraid cd and create a raid volume .. then you'll be able to install
<19> conservative not heretic
<20> Arrfab: I certainly hope not.
<19> :-D
<13> Zathrus: :)
<21> If I want to configure a server as an NFS server on my network (and keep iptables running), from what I have read, I need to reconfigure NFS to use static ports rather than random, is this correct? Or is there a better method?
<18> flakrat: depends on the iptable rule entirely
<9> There's always NFS over TCP
<21> Here's what I have in iptables: -A RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport 111 -j ACCEPT and then one for port 2049 tcp and 2049 udp
<10> 111 is for portmap
<10> usually nfs will use 2049
<10> but unless you force it to be static, there is no guarantee
<21> without 111 I get "No route to host"
<10> nfs feels way better with portmap active
<21> when I enable 111 in iptables, the client attempts to connect and eventually times out
<18> those are tcp related rules only and as there is no uiversal match deny, as I said, it is indeterminate -- IRC is not suited to such discussions
<22> hmmph. why does up2date see updates, but yum does not?
<18> StevenR: up2date may be lying as yum is the only supported updated for centos atm
<17> Arrfab: it shows me some adaptec HostRAID bios but when i boot serveRAID cd it tells me that it doesn't finde any flashable controllers
<9> Isn't ServeRAID an IBM controller rather tha Adaptec?
<22> orc_orc: but there _are_ updates. maybe I'm just not asking yum correctly... what's the right way to check?
<18> StevenR: if yum does not find them as root run: yum clean all
<18> if it still does not find them undo the mondgin of the yum conf files
<22> orc_orc: well.. first, how do I check?
<18> if still unfound, you ahve network connectivity issues which are out of scope of both yum and up2date
<18> s/mondgin/mongeing/
<18> well that was _closer_ to munge
<22> orc_orc: what's the right way to tell yum to check for updates?
<18> as root: yum -y update comes to mind
<13> sander85 : then it means you have a fakeraid adapter and not a real serveraid ibm adapter ...
<20> well, check for updates is yum check-update ...
<10> check for == yum check-update
<13> longword : right ...
<13> sander85 : sata or scsi drives ?
<17> scsi
<18> Zathrus: as StevenR will not read our doco, there is no reason to bother trying to teach him -- he is a simple appliance operator
<23> StevenR: do you use "--enablerepo" ?
<17> Arrfab: AIC-7902B
<13> sander85 : then you need first to enable hostraid function in the controller bios , and then use a driver disk you can find on the ibm website ... but you have to know that it's still a fakeraid ..
<17> Arrfab: driver disk for what?
<20> sander85: why are you trying to use a fakeraid controller at all?
<13> sander85 : for your fakeraid controller ... but you can also use it like that and go for software raid in linux ...
<22> orc_orc: I've read the manpages. they aren't clear enough to me.
<22> Meier: no, I don't think so
<18> StevenR: as I say, an appliance operator
<17> Arrfab: yeah, i'm lucky and don't own this, some company sent it to install lamp server + our websoftware, so software raid will be same good as fakeraid? don't have to bother myself with some fakeraid?
<20> sander85: software raid is generally better than fakeraid.
<20> sander85: when the controller fails you can replace it with any controller you want and get things back up. Not so with fakeraid.
<17> Zathrus: thanks, let me reboot and start with software raid then
<17> can i use LVM on softraid? or not?
<20> yes
<22> orc_orc: why do you say that? You have no idea who I am, or what I do, so why do you insult me?
<18> the man page and the yum page clearly explain the options; there are dozens of writeups about the tool about as well; the centos pages make it clear that up2date is not the updater of preference -- the /topic link containing 'anel' indicates smart questions are on topic here -- you chose to ignore them
<22> orc_orc: I having trouble making something work, and asking for help. I've read the documentation, and tried to understand how yum is trying to work.
<18> that implies an appliance operator
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