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<0> hehe
<0> =)
<0> uhm... ingvae...how can I uninstall mysql?
<1> did you install it from source?
<2> see the man yum
<0> nope
<0> not from source
<1> otherwise yum remove mysql
<0> thanks
<0> =)
<3> ^Montana^: did you install mysql-server?
<0> nope
<3> why not?
<0> uhm..dunno? ;P
<4> ^Montana^, rpm -qa|grep -i mysql
<0> wait, I actully did
<3> You do what the mysql server don't you?
<3> s/what/want
<0> I am going to fix it now
<0> how can I change the p***word for the mysql?
<2> see mysql documentation.
<2> and mysql package documentation.
<1> Montana : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/default-privileges.html
<5> re
<3> spect
<1> 's listening to St. Vitus Dance
<2> ingvae : i dont think we care about that.
<5> this is my last line in xorg.0.log: AUDIT: Fri Mar 10 11:53:51 2006: 3326 X: client 5 rejected from local host
<1> Do you have to do something like xhost localhost?
<2> xhost is a dumb command and you should never use it.
<5> this is my first boot :)
<6> hey people
<5> and i found this in log file
<5> x freezes
<6> What is the best format that i can use to generate printable pages on-the-fly?
<6> I'm looking for linux tools that can generate pages that i can print in real-time
<6> i'm using FC4
<2> pages ? what pages ? on-the-fly ? on the fly of with what ? waht would be the input format ? what the hell are you talking about ?
<2> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
<6> a smart reader understands what i'm talking about, no need to explain the obvious
<6> i need to print A4 pages with data that i take from a database (text strings basicaly)
<6> but i want the output to be a nicely formated page with colors, a single graphic, etc
<6> on-the-fly means just that, the page won't be saved anywhere... once i generate it, it gets printed and discarded
<6> for example, i believe its possible to generate a PDF, a Postscript, an HTML and LaTeX output
<3> wow you are starting to make sense to me
<6> but i'm not sure how, so i was looking for some pointers
<6> i hope so... :]
<3> another half hour of typing we should have a really good idea
<2> you could have been talking about web pages
<2> it's not a smart reader problem it's a `smart question' issue.
<4> sehh, it sounds like you know how to ask google the right questions
<3> daMaestro: you still up after your long nap?
<4> yeah.. lol.. i think i will be up for the rest of the day.
<3> lol
<4> i was pretty pissed when i woke up at midnight.. and i was taking a 'nap' at 1pm
<6> daMaestro, i tried google and linuxquestions.org and fedoraforum.org but no go...
<4> no i should say.. i was well rested... and in a good mood
<4> lol
<4> but it was midnight.
<3> good thing you are a slacker
<3> LOL
<3> sleep all day
<3> must be rough, to be wealthy and good looking
<2> sehh : anyway, the "printable" format is usually the PostScript language. Depending of what your input is really, you can convert using a "something2ps" command, or manually write postcript language :)
<4> i got about 1k lines of perl done yesterday.. and then tried to 'nap'
<2> daMaestro : what a nightmare. :d
<6> Anvil: i know that LaTeX can generate postscript, but thats overkill for the simple stuff i want printed. I'll try to find the "something2ps" as you suggested
<4> yeah.. i had to get used to the data structures of HTML::TreeBuilder
<2> sehh : latex doesnt generate postscript. It generates dvi format. Which can be converted "on the fly" to postscript.
<2> sehh : `dvips' would be the command to convert dvi to postscript
<6> indeed
<2> see the man page. You can directly pipe a postscript-formated stdout to lpr to print it
<6> well i did find "a2ps" which converts many formats to postscript, now how would i go about generating the layout of the page?
<2> doesnt a2ps only convert literal `ascii' to postscript ?
<6> it says it can convert many formats
<6> its possible that it executes other scripts underneath it to do that...
<2> I dont know. man page will help i'm sure.
<7> Hi all :)
<8> hi
<9> morning
<10> ok I disabled root logins in ssh, but I can su to root
<10> it says my p*** is wrong what it's not
<2> well if su says it's wrong,... it's just wrong.
<2> unless you've screwed su pam configuration
<10> well it can't be wrong cause I just changed it again and still the same
<10> also I have to use the new p*** in cpanel
<11> what are you trying to do?
<10> su root
<10> from my user
<4> try just 'su -'
<10> instead of ssh root@<ip>
<12> anybody know how to get linux root p*** cause i forgot mine >_<
<10> Toki, live cd?
<10> chroot and change?
<12> fc4
<10> daMaestro, nope still fails
<11> ok
<11> so you have logged into the server yes?
<10> yes
<11> as what user?
<10> as my user
<11> on a cpanel server?
<12> <10> chroot and change? <-- what do u mean?
<10> Jeewhizz, it has cpanel
<10> Jeewhizz, but this is ssh
<11> ok
<11> how was the user created?
<11> via the cpanel 'create account'?
<10> yeah
<11> well
<11> when you create a user that way
<11> it isn't added to the wheel user groups
<11> so you can't su to root
<10> ahh
<11> so go to your root whm
<2> daMaestro : su or su root is the same thing. And whatever the `-' or not, if the p***word fails, it just fails.
<10> gayness
<11> and then go to manage wheel group users
<11> and add it to the wheel grou
<11> group
<11> :)
<10> what is it again?
<10> addgroup?
<4> Anvil, yeah.. just a guess.. to do a full login as the root user
<11> WHM --> manage wheel group users
<11> www.yourdomain.com/securewhm
<4> i didn't think you had to be in wheel to su
<11> you do on a cpanel server afaik
<11> let me double chcek
<11> -bash-2.05b$ su -
<11> -bash: /bin/su: Permission denied
<11> nope
<11> :)
<11> i've been using cpanel servers for years :|
<10> next host who says I can't install gentoo on my dedi gets stabbed
<11> lol
<10> # gp***wd -a mrpcdd wheel
<10> Adding user mrpcdd to group wheel
<10> and it hangs
<11> add it via whm
<10> oh the joys of redhat
<10> that hangs too
<11> :|
<11> what version of RH you running?
<4> sounds more like the joys of cpanel
<6> question: do i have to be root to complie src.rpm's? (not kernels, just any src rpm)
<11> depends on the system sehh
<10> 2.6.11-1.1369_FC4 #1 Thu Jun 2 22:56:33 EDT 2005 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
<11> so you are using fedora and not rh
<11> ;)
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