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<0> creating a soft link worked oh well
<1> that really ****s.
<2> !ask
<3> If you have a question, just ask! For Example: "I have a problem with ___; I'm running Debian version ___. when I try to do ___ I get the following output ___. I expected it to do ___." Don't ask if you can ask, or if anyone uses it, or pick one person to ask (ask the whole channel!). We're all volunteers; make it easy for us to help you. If you don't get an answer, ask later or ask debian-user@lists.debian.org
<1> at least kernel configuration is fun and exciting in debian! :-D
<4> back
<2> damn
<1> no wait, there is a kernel build package for 2.6.8-2 what would cause apt-cache to not find it?
<5> lol
<2> !tell pngwen about kp
<6> Picasa for LINUX on google.com !
<2> yay slashdot!
<4> lukketto, I read that today on linux.com
<1> abrotman: I know about that stuff. I had ***umed that with the installation of the kernel, I would get the headers and the build as well. I didn't, so my bad. I know my way around the debian toolset though :-P
<2> pngwen: okeedokee
<6> abrotman: for me it works well!
<2> lukketto: slashdot or pic***a?
<1> abrotman: BUT you did show me the dpkg bot, which I think rocks, so ty :-D
<6> abro: picasa
<2> pngwen: so it's still broken ?
<0> you can't use sofftlinks like dirs - so is there any other way for having a dir that points to another dir except mount -o bind?
<7> bubute: yes you can
<7> erm,
<7> Brox: yes you can
<0> go ahead
<7> ln -s directory link
<1> abrotman: no, apparently I had a way old apt-cache on that box. I updated it and the package showed up, installed it, and now the module compiles
<7> works fine
<0> no
<7> yes
<2> pngwen: good
<7> Brox: it does work fine thanks.
<8> back
<0> for example if i put media/file in html then it won't follow the softlink
<0> in this case the softlink being media
<0> and file is actually in another dir
<7> that's because you've set apache that way
<0> ?
<0> so apache can't handle softlinks right?
<7> apache has an option for not following symlinks
<7> it can handle them perfectly well -- they are implemented at the FS layer so it doesn't care
<7> but it can be told not to follow them, which must be what the case is
<0> its more complicated: this is tomcat
<7> Brox: fine, but directory symlinks work fine.
<0> ok thank you
<9> I am trying to build my kernel with smp support using make-kpkg (following the tutorial at http://www.falkotimme.com/howtos/debian_kernel2.6_compile/). when I attempt to install the deb I get a warning that a kernel with that version is already installed. any hints how to prevent this warning?
<5> oa
<5> ops
<10> how to add something so my path?
<5> omry: configure leneral setup->local version
<5> *general
<9> peppet, in the menu-config?
<5> omry: yes
<9> peppet, trying, thanks.
<11> Looking for current Debian wine packages.. Anyone have a repository?
<8> anyone know when xgl will come to debian sid?
<8> or is there a way i can do that now
<8> ?
<9> peppet, is there a way to rebuild the deb without cleaning the whole thing? :)
<12> redphoenix1: Are you into XGL development?
<13> grr, dontcha just hate killing time
<2> redphoenix1: /msg dpkg xgl .. no timeline for xgl in sid at this point
<2> yay bots!
<13> been killing time for the last four hours...
<14> Hey wow who knew you could get out of overflow by identifying
<7> Activate Death Sequence
<15> semboy: so you want to switch to Debian?
<16> yep
<16> so you can help me better
<8> no i just want to use it
<16> :P
<15> semboy: do you have a Debian ISO?
<16> nope
<17> jspiro: www.debian.org
<15> semboy: you will need debian-31r0a-i386-binary-1.iso
<16> man debootstrap, /msg dpkg debootstrap what with this than?
<15> semboy: oops, I mean: debian-31r2-i386-binary-1.iso
<2> !d-i
<3> For stable/sarge: http://www.debian.org/releases/sarge/debian-installer/ and the development page for the installer(ISOs for etch/testing) is http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/ d-i is the new generation Debian Installer, the replacement for boot floopies which was last used in woody. If you want to make custom install cds, start with d-i.
<16> ohh man is ther a is way than this crap -i dont want to burn a cd
<16> ;(
<15> semboy: yes, but it is difficult.
<15> semboy: why are you PM'ing me??
<16> cuzz i want to
<16> i dont want to paste it here
<15> semboy: pasting less than 3 lines is ok.
<15> semboy: or 4 lines no more than every 5 minutes.
<16> ok great
<16> answer me there than
<15> semboy: where?
<16> just nothing
<15> ok
<18> !in the channel
<3> i guess in the channel is Stay in the channel unless someone gives you permission to private message them.
<17> dont want to burn a cd? why not? its not like it tough to do
<16> you dont want to help me that is all ;S
<17> ahh needed thier little hands held i see
<14> hmm
<12> !beyond help
<19> I have installed 3.1.How can I upgrade to 3.2
<15> jakl: why do you want to?
<19> jspiro:I just want to use the latest kernel
<15> jakl: why?
<20> i'm trying to use php_value open_basedir inside of my apache configuration but it is being completely disregarded - its empty in ini_get() in php and nothing in the error log
<18> jakl: 3.2 does not exist
<19> 31r2
<19> I install 31r1
<15> jakl: apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
<18> jakl: set up some apt sources for sarge and dist-upgrade
<19> Can you show me your /etc/apt/source.list
<17> jakl: why do yuou need the latest kernel?
<11> bnovc_ php_admin_value open_basedir ....
<15> Ronin++ :)
<10> anyone succeeded installing oracle-xe on sarge?
<20> T***ium: i'll try that but i thought it was php_admin for _flag and just php_value as php.net/configuration_changes suggests
<21> jakl: If you really need the latest kernel, then backports.org is your friend.
<12> !tell mmm about oracle
<15> mmm: doesn't Oracle Inc. provide tech support with every purchase? :)
<12> !tell mmm about jspiro
<21> jakl: if by latest kernel you mean 2.6.16
<18> Ronin: when did he mention the kernel
<12> !tell jspiro about oracle
<15> !tell jspiro about jspiro
<17> 11:52:56] <19> jspiro:I just want to use the latest kernel
<20> T***ium: that worked, thakn you
<22> when recompiling isent "make", "make install" enuff?
<18> Ronin: ah, missed that
<15> Hams: what are you compiling?
<17> :)
<14> !telll insidius about jspiro
<14> heh
<18> Ronin: that was really obvious, wasn't it..
<15> Hams: what are you compiling?
<17> SerajewelKS: no comment considering what ive missed here :)
<12> I just want the latest of everything. I do not care if it will make up a stable system. I do not know how to write or "fix" any of it but I want the latest of everything and I want to join channels and whine about those things that do not work the way I think they should.
<17> kspath: hah
<15> kspath: ah! join #ubuntu+1 </sarcasm> :)
<23> @kill kspath
<24> **** Jumps up, grabs the trout and puts its back in the river.. Another trout saved!
<23> ;p
<23> not really
<23> :)
<25> hello
<17> throw back in the river? waste of a good eating fish
<23> no kidding. mmmmmm trout </homer>
<24> **** Jumps up, grabs the trout and puts its back in the river.. Another trout saved!
<12> Ronin: That one had mercury in it.
<15> the "My fish is in the oven." userbox on wikipedia was proposed for deletion recently. I dunno what happened.
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