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<0> oliknoli: apt-get install apache, or apt-get install apache2
<1> oliknoli: what else do you need besides apache? PHP?
<2> hi anbody can help?
<3> abrotman: i have been sarcastic :P
<4> j_erny: we can at least try if you explain your problem
<5> yes php and mysql if its not difficult
<4> dag tijn
<6> I don't understand why everyone asks for the easiest way to install program X, does this channel have a reputation for suggestiong the hard ways?
<1> oliknoli: apt-get install apache2 libapache2-mod-php4 php4-mysql ...
<4> tijn: verkeerde channel? :)
<7> mysql was confusing to install on freebsd
<8> iam sry :D
<4> :P
<8> did a /ame
<8> ;)
<9> everything on confusing on freebsd
<9> :)
<10> byem have a nice day
<9> s/on/is/
<2> surrounder: I have an error importing *.zexp :: Error Value: No module named ISO_8859_1_Splitter
<0> Debian's all about easy :)
<2> surrounder: do you have any idea?
<4> j_erny: hmm sorry, I can't help with that
<11> the "hard" way to install a program would be compiling it I guess for some people.
<7> easier then rpms :)
<4> buuh rpms
<6> hiss hiss!
<12> hi everyone... does apt has a way to get rid of alternative repos?
<5> how do i start apache after i installed it. how do i make it start every time i start my server??
<1> oliknoli: it should start automagically
<2> I have an error importing *.zexp :: Error Value: No module named ISO_8859_1_Splitter
<13> oliknoli: it should start automatically, and the default is for it to start on boot
<1> we know!
<5> how do i configure it then?
<2> can anyone help me?
<1> oliknoli: configure it to do what?
<1> j_erny: wtf is a .zexp?
<5> configure the port?
<1> it's done already for port 80
<3> felipec: edit /etc/sources.list and run apt-get update
<6> oliknoli, you should really read the documentation on http://httpd.apache.org/ - pick the one for the apache version you've chosen (most likely apache2)
<2> abrotman: one file i want to import
<1> priscila: felipec: /etc/apt/sources.list
<3> abrotman: sorry, i forgot the correct path ..
<14> I'm having problem with my integradet video card, someone can help me?
<1> j_erny: what kind of file?
<2> abrotman: zms
<1> j_erny: why don't you paste the whole error somewhere
<1> !paste
<15> Do not paste into the channel. Use #flood or visit http://channels.debian.net/paste/
<14> i choosed VGA, but it only work with 8bit and the screen is very big
<3> MyWay: what is your video card?
<12> priscila: I'm using yum right now, I was just wondering, so apt automatically go back to the packages in the main repos?
<4> MyWay: i810 or something ?
<2> abrotman: it's a zms product
<14> it's in the mother board Asus
<1> felipec: so it's not debian?
<1> wtf is ZMS?
<14> don't know the name or model..
<1> MyWay: lspci | grep -i vga .. what is it ?
<14> it says
<14> VGA unkown
<14> n*
<12> abrotman: no, it's not, but it can't hurt to check how other distros work
<14> ect..
<1> MyWay: run `update-pciids` ...
<14> ok, and then?
<1> felipec: right .. but your apt/yum may work differently
<1> MyWay: then check the lspci again
<2> abrotman: Site Error
<2> An error was encountered while publishing this resource.
<2> Error Type: ImportError
<2> Error Value: No module named ISO_8859_1_Splitter
<4> MyWay: try VGA instead of vga with the grep
<16> some speak spanish
<1> surrounder: -i is case-insensitive
<3> felipec: if you want know how debian works, look at http://www.debian.org/doc
<4> oh sorry
<12> abrotman: right
<1> !grounding
<15> Before asking in here or on debian-user, you should read the install guide, or if you have already installed, the debian reference, the apt howto. Ask me about "docs", "unix lessons", "reference", "fundamentals", "newbiedoc", "refcard", "faq". (i.e. type /msg dpkg reference in your irc client)
<16> how I can use the command adduser and add an comentary to un usser
<14> ok and when i know
<14> the model
<14> what i have to do for make it work?
<16> y after I see your comentary with the command ls
<1> MyWay: update-pciids && lspci | grep -i vga
<4> MyWay: edit /etc/X11/XF86Config or /etc/X11/xorg.cong
<1> !tell ratita about es
<1> surrounder: NO
<1> god ... if you don't know how to do it .. don't say anything
<3> MyWay: first you must know _how_ video card you have ...
<0> !grounding =~ s/i.e./e.g./
<15> OK, PerfDave
<4> abrotman: excuse me? that way works on every distro / BSD I've used, why shouldn't it work
<17> hi all
<1> surrounder: because first of all .. the file names are wrong .. secondly .. it's not the debian way
<17> anybody know if dwl-520 + work on debian ?
<3> fas3r: it works in other distro?
<18> Hello all
<17> priscila, i don't know ...
<1> !wifi
<15> rumour has it, wifi is a silly name for 802.11b wireless networking.
<1> !wireless
<15> The Linux Wireless LAN resource page is at http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux, or try asking #wireless
<4> abrotman: right, and the debian way is the only way?
<19> surrounder: is if you run debian :)
<17> oki thank abrotman
<1> surrounder: do you know what happens if you hand edit that file for XFree86 in sarge?
<20> fas3r: well i did get the dwl-520e working, you had to load the firmware every time but dlink is notorios for switching chipsets so who knows...
<0> fas3r: Have you tried googling? Do you know what chipset it uses?
<4> abrotman: nope, I run xorg, what happens ?
<1> surrounder: then don't tell people to do that
<21> surrounder: It's the best way if you are telling someone who is asking how to do something, if they want to do things any other way, they can figure it out themselves eventually, but usually the Debian way is the best way.
<0> The Debian way is usually the best way to do things in Debian. That's why it's the Debian way.
<17> PerfDave, o i haven't google just i come back from school with it ...
<17> mz_work, oki
<18> my video card is a Ati Rage Fury Pro 32 MB, but in the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf, in the section "Screen" says "Generic Video Card", How can I set the mine?
<4> beardy: aah ok, true
<4> sorry abrotman and beardy
<0> fas3r: Probably that's the first thing to do before you come asking on IRC>
<4> will try to understand the debian way more :)
<17> PerfDave, yes .. ^^
<0> !drxx aliesky
<15> aliesky: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 [or xserver-xorg if you're using X.org] (as root). If you have edited the X config file by hand, or used some other program like xf86config, ask me about <xmd5>
<1> surrounder: there are many things that debian does differently .. i'm not trying to be a **** . but you told him the wrong file name (for XFree) and a potentially very bad way to do it
<17> mz_work, it's possible with version number to know what's the chipset ? or i need to open it ?
<22> Why does /etc/init.d/module-init-tools test for ksyms and not kallsyms - isn't ksyms obsolete in 2.6 kernels?
<4> abrotman: I understand, I'm used to edit everything by hand since I've used other distros more than debian, that's going to change though
<20> fas3r: well it can be tricky to find the chipset - perhaps look @ dlink website
<20> stupid manuf.
<14> this is ASUS K8V-MX VIAK8M800 754 VGA the mother board
<1> surrounder: dpkg-reconfigure is a very powerful tool .. many things can be configured that way .. and in the case of XFree in sarge .. if you hand edit that conf file .. dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 will no longer work
<1> MyWay: did you run update-pciids ?
<4> aaah ok, I see
<14> no i have to reboot for do it
<1> no you don't
<4> dpkg-reconfigure rocks indeed
<1> wait .. are you not in linux?
<0> fas3r: You can often find out the chipset revision with lspci or similar
<14> no.. i'm trying to make it working
<14> now i'm in windows
<23> I would like to make a question about Network Boot... Can anyone help me with this?
<1> MyWay: let me look
<17> oki
<14> ok
<24> fernandokts, make away
<17> i will come back for plug it ^^
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