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<0> asg: do what?
<1> its not software raid you kike
<2> nvz: OpenBSD
<1> its configured in the bios
<3> anyone know what hotplug's FIRMWARE_DIR is in the sarge installer?
<4> now depmod complains about "unresolved symbols" on the target system
<0> asg: I tried freeBSD once but I didnt like it
<4> and a lot of those
<5> is apt-get install php4-mysql enough to install php with the mySQL support?
<6> bancus: /lib/firmware?
<3> _rene_: tried that
<2> nvz: an acquired taste like Guiness. It has its uses.
<6> bancus: /lib/hotplug/firmware?
<3> _rene_: haven't tried that one
<2> endeavormac: yes
<3> I've tried /lib/firmware, /usr/lib/firmware, /usr/lib/hotplug/firmware, /usr/local/lib/firmware
<0> asg: I suppose. first impression led me to ditch it and move on to testing slack and debian without even getting much further than the installer.
<2> endeavormac: make sure you installed libapache-mod-php4 also.
<0> asg: I ran through the installer about 30 times before I realized I had to take the cd out an reboot.. it never reached and end and told me that.
<5> php is working, it's just the mysql support which is failing
<0> asg: and the kernel configuration was way too vague for my liking
<2> nvz: I started with slack in '96, then used FreeBSD for a number of years. Now Debian. I still use FreeBSD/OpenBSD in certain situations.
<4> and also something about "cannot read ELF header from /lib/modules/2.4.31-steven/kernel..." and so on
<2> endeavormac: verify that /etc/php4/apache/php.ini contains an 'extension=mysql.so' (usually near the bottom)
<7> GutterPunk: you've got a relatively recent version of depmod there, right?
<2> endeavormac: if so, make sure to fully restart apache.
<5> ok
<3> _rene_: /lib/hotplug/firmware is no good either
<6> ah, well, was worth a try...
<3> there's no /etc/hotplug for me to check :/
<4> dondelelcaro, there's depmod version 2.4.27. The problem is, the distro is called "IPCop", it is intended to just be a firewall. But I needed a new kernel to enable application level filtering
<5> looks like it's been commented out: ;extension=mysql.so !
<4> dondelelcaro, what I mean to say is, there's no way of easily updating packages on it
<0> GutterPunk: whats the reason for not just using debian on the firewall?
<2> endeavormac: then uncomment it and restart apache.
<0> GutterPunk: like he said, all your problems would be over
<8> alright
<8> how do i get rid of this default exim
<9> what do you want instead?
<8> nothing
<0> haha
<10> does anyone know the name of that package that blacklists the oss modules, so hotplug loads the alsa ones?
<8> my brother uses gmail
<8> no need for smtp or mail spools or any of that fun stuff
<7> Mark`: just install nullmailer
<4> nvz, well because there is a lot to the distro other than just all the netfilter modules. It has a nice interface, a lot of netfilter patches and it does just that, nothing more. + it installs in 5 minutes
<7> Mark`: since you'll want to get mail from that machine if something bad happens.
<8> will that remove exim ?
<9> Mark`: gmail is nothing like exim
<7> Mark`: yes.
<8> kk
<11> !why an mta
<12> An MTA should be on most unix(ish) systems to provide a way for various services to deliver asynchronous system or error messages.
<0> GutterPunk: I could install debian in 5 minutes too. and then have the ability to upgrade and stuff
<0> GutterPunk: when all you are installing is firewall stuff it doesnt really take long to install any distro
<13> :) When i install anjuta-package from testing-branch, anjuta don't work, but when i install this package from sid - it WORK!!! :)))
<13> etch <-> sid :)
<4> nvz, that still doesn't give me the interface IPCop has, and basically just the way it works by default
<4> it's not just netfilter. it's a lot more
<0> they got you hook line and sinker
<0> I sure hope you paid for this :P
<9> _AR_: check the BTS . it's well known
<4> Haha lol
<0> heh
<13> !bts
<12> bts is the Bug Tracking System for Debian packages, http://bugs.debian.org/ or to go directly to the bug page for a particular package/bug, try http://bugs.debian.org/packagename or http://bugs.debian.org/bugnumber apt-get install reportbug, and check out querybts too. Unstable users are required to check the BTS, useful for sid: apt-get install apt-listbugs, or apt-get install apt-listchanges, or http://fabre.debian.net/
<8> how do i list all currently installed packages?
<14> Is rsa or dsa the preferred key for logging into an ssh account via keyed entry?
<8> and is there a way to 'pretend' when doing apt-get
<14> !!list all packages
<4> nvz, www.ipcop.org btw, you might be interested :) smoothwall.com is the way to go if you wish to pay :)
<14> !list all packages
<12> To get a complete list of package names (and ONLY package names) for all installed packages on your Debian system, do "COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l |awk '/^[hi]i/{print $2}'". Or: "dpkg --get-selections | grep --invert "deinstall" | awk '{print $1}'"
<11> Mark`, dpkg -l|grep ^ii
<8> oo dpkg
<8> didnt know about that ;p
<2> Mark`: apt-get -s
<14> Eulex: Not quite as elegant as dpkg's method.
<11> ke6isf, not really
<7> !installed
<12> To list installed packages, COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l |awk '/^[hi]i/{print $2}'; man dpkg; man grep; man awk; If you use aptitude, try aptitude search -F '%100p' '~i!~M';
<8> 2.6.8 the latest kernel for debian?
<8> sorry if im being annoying, completely new to debian
<9> for sarge .. yes
<8> kk
<4> Just a quick little something. Can running depmod on the newer box have screwed up the modules in any way? So that they would show unresolved symbol errors when I redo it later on on a lesser box?
<8> just tryin to stay on the ball
<2> Mark`: it's the latest 2.6.x kernel for stable
<7> GutterPunk: no
<2> Mark`: 2.4.27 is the latest 2.4.x kernel for stable
<4> dang
<15> could someone recommend a good program for serial interfacing, i.e. console programming
<15> like hyperterm for windows
<2> sm00f: minicom or ser2net
<16> minicom?
<15> are either x apps?
<2> sm00f: xterm -e minicom
<15> asg, sure
<8> alright, is there a command to show what services are being loaded on startup
<17> Something very strange is happening here.. I go to 127.0.0.1/mediawiki, and it tells me I must setup the wiki. So I click the link, then it tells me it's already configured, and there's a link back to the wikil.
<8> or is it all manual through rc folders
<17> That link of course brings me back to the page that tells me I must setup the wiki. Any ideas?
<2> Mark`: rcconf
<13> abrotman> thnx "Package: anjuta (anjuta 1.2.4-1+b1; fixed: anjuta 1.2.4a-2" - it's true...
<8> <3 <3 asg
<8> debian is like the gentoo of binaries
<8> beautifully designed
<18> what is 'grep' and how might i use it to recover a file on an ext3 file system?
<9> man grep .. and i doubt it owuld be useful
<8> grep is a regular expression parser
<8> i guess you could grep out known strings from a raw block of data
<8> but
<19> how do I unzip a .gz file?
<8> good luck with that
<15> could someone send my a mp3, i need to test my audio, but i dont have a browser to download yet
<15> dcc would be great
<8> yea sm00f
<8> what kind of music do you like
<2> dn4: /msg dpkg tar
<7> mpoer: you're probably looking for something like e2undel; but the very first thing you need to do is mount the filesystem ro
<18> it's ext3 file system though
<2> dn4: if it's *just* a gzipped file, use gunzip
<20> smoser: do you have wget?
<0> mpoer: you generally cannot recover on a journalizing filesystem. but your chances are getting worse as we speak, you need to stop the journaling and remount ro
<18> and according to Linux ext3 FAQ, files can't really be recovered
<9> sm00f: there are many freely available ones on the internet
<20> sm00f: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d5/Internationale_Russian.ogg
<11> mpoer, not 100% true, I'll get a link for you
<9> sm00f: and you could setup your browser first ..
<21> whats a good apt source for XOrg 7.0?
<2> mpoer: you are better off restoring from backups or using something like 'libtrash' in the future
<18> this is scary.. it's just an image file, but what if it was something more?
<9> you'd use your backups
<2> mpoer: that's why backups are important
<15> abrotman, its been compiling for 1 1/2 hr
<11> mpoer, this one: http://linux.sys-con.com/read/117909.htm
<7> mpoer: it's also why a lot of us still use ext2.
<18> I kind of wish i had a recycle bin.. NTFS files can be recovered easily
<2> mpoer: or install the libtrash package
<8> when apt-get says things like.. suggest packages
<8> is there a way to pick and choose which get picked
<2> mpoer: libtrash == recycling bin
<18> really?
<18> i'll get that now
<14> mpoer: You don't have backups, do you?
<2> mpoer: yes. Do read /usr/share/doc/libtrash/* after installation
<14> !enter
<12> The enter key or carriage return key is not a substitute for punctuation. Use a period '.', comma ',', colon ':', semi-colon ';' emdash '---', or ellipsis '...' instead. Please don't just hit enter after every three words: it's really annoying, because it scrolls everyone's screens, and makes it harder to help you out (since we have to piece together what you're saying).
<13> when i describe in my /etc/apt/source.list testing and stable source , what version of packages apt-get will be use?
<7> Mark`: the way to pick and choose is to use aptitude instead of apt-get; the ncurses interface makes it rather tirival.
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