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<0> was the command - "su -"
<1> uru: baseurl=http://fedora.mirror/something/
<2> thats in the yum.repos.d dir for each?
<3> di1: yes
<1> uru: for each .repo file yes.
<2> thanks
<3> di1: the - loads root's environment
<1> uru: see yum.conf man page
<0> yes, thanks, the paths are working now. thank you all
<2> thanks
<3> di1: man su for more detail
<1> Most I've gotten from mirror.kernel.org is about 1 MB/s.
<0> 1 more question, should be an easy one. Does the swapfile work better if it is on a separate disk (physically)?
<1> di1: yes.
<0> how about a differnt ide
<4> the further the better, as long as its still in the same box :)
<4> IMO
<0> like having swp on ide2
<4> go for it
<4> I have two swap partitions, one on each IDE
<0> excellent, thanks all. i really appreciate you guys hangin out here
<5> anyone know why selinux is blocking sqmail
<5> ?
<6> what well happen if i remove all .gnome/* file
<6> in my home dir
<1> my007ms: gnome configs go back to defaults.
<0> insomnia; what size would you recommend if my system mem is 192?
<6> and what abut gnome2
<1> my007ms: same thing. I'd back them up if you spent any time configuring them.
<1> di1: pick a large number. 256 MB. Though more physical RAM would definitely help.
<1> Fedora is many things. One thing is is not is lean on RAM requirements.
<0> thank you. This box will be living in my closet just dishing out avi's to my home network
<1> mrrcparish: your audit logs will probably tell you.
<7> hi. I have installed sun java according to fedorafaq.org instructions. Now, I'd like to remove java-1.4.2-gcj-compat-1.4.2.0-40jpp_83rh. Several programs depend on it, so --nodeps would be necessary. Would it work that way, i.e. will the programs make use of sun java instead? Greets. greets
<1> Belegdol: don't use --nodeps.
<7> but without that, I'll have to remove several packages along with this one. I do know nodeps can cause problems, that is why I'm asking
<4> di1: keep an eye on the temperature sensors :)
<1> Belegdol: I for example have no idea how openoffice.org will deal without gcj.
<7> aren't these java-1.5.0-sun-1.5.0.06-1jpp java-1.4.2-gcj-compat-1.4.2.0-40jpp_83rh
<7> equivalent
<7> ??
<1> Not by a long shot. gcj compiles to native code.
<7> I have vanilla openoffice installed, because fedoa one does not have KDE vcl plugin
<7> no idea why btw. I've filed a bug ages ago...
<0> insomnia; thanks
<7> I'll leave it then
<7> hopefully these two javas won't interfere
<0> thanks for help guys. Later
<1> Belegdol: the magic of alternatives means you can at least switch the links to the binaries around.
<7> alternatives? is that some kind of switching program?
<1> yup.
<6> fedorared, did nano problem with all fedora and el4 user
<1> my007ms: I have no idea what nano problem you refer to. |Jef| thinks you're talking about the file selector.
<6> fedorared, just try nano /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and start scroll down and u will see my problem
<7> btw the lucida sans font provided with sun java is quite nice
<8> anyone have a good source list of wireless network cards that will work with FC5? I'm partial to Linksys but just want something that works.
<1> my007ms: you logged in via ssh or something? I'm not seeing a problem.
<6> no i used it from gnome
<6> and happen even when i used putty
<7> fedorared: how to chech which java I'm actually using? Is java -version enough?
<1> Belegdol: yes.
<1> my007ms: I cannot duplicate this.
<9> what directory is the grub.conf file located?
<1> tom7e: locate grub.conf" will find it for you
<10> tom7e, /etc?
<10> That should be the first place you look.
<11> I am trying to mount an NFS filesystem but the problem I get is I can view files 1 level deep, like I can access /mnt/any_file but not /mnt/any_directory/any_file
<1> the symlink's there, but it's really /boot/grub
<7> ok. it reports sun java, so it is what i wanted.
<9> I tried the locate grub.conf thing and got: locate: can not open `/var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db': No such file or directory
<10> tom7e, that's because you haven't run updatedb recently ..
<9> how do you run that?
<10> It's a utility that updates the database that locate uses to find files.
<12> talexb: or ever... its off by default in fc4 i believe.. maybe fc5
<7> as for the oo.o rfe: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=171908
<10> |Jef| as it probably should be.
<1> |Jef|: back on for FC5. yay.
<9> just type updatedb?
<10> Well, that'll work one-time, yes ..
<10> although depending on your system and the number of files, it might take a while to finish.
<12> tom7e: if you edit /etc/updatedb.conf so that DAILY_UPDATE=yes then it will run nightly as part of the cronjobs
<10> Usually it gets run by cron.daily or something like that.
<9> ok, updatedb took about 5 seconds and locate says i have a grub.conf in /etc/ and /boot/grub/ which should I edit?
<9> both maybe..
<10> As someone said earlier, the one in /etc is a sym-link.
<10> The real file is in /boot/grub.
<6> |Jef|, TERM=ansi nano -w /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
<6> |Jef|, this will finish the problem
<13> talexb run ll /etc/grub.conf
<10> You should be able to tell that based on the directory listing. in my configuration, sym-links show up as light blue, regular files as black.
<10> heishiro, thank you, I already used ls -lrt on /etc to see that my FC4 system is set up with a sym-link to /boot/grub .. hence my answer.
<12> my007ms: i still dont understand the problem
<9> so i should change the real file?
<13> talexb: great
<12> my007ms: i think we have a language barrier and I'm having difficulty understanding your attempt and translating into english
<9> what is the command line edit util?
<9> xedit?
<10> tom7e, Tell me again, what problem are you trying to solve?
<7> A question arose in my head: where are font priorities stored? I use sans and monospace placeholders everywhere, and sometmes after installing a new font things they point to change.
<1> tom7e: nano vi take your pick.
<13> the message was for tom7e talexb, sorry... my mistake
<10> Also, whenever editing a system configuration, I strongly recommend you do a backup.
<9> talexb: need to add unhide(hd0,1) to my win partition
<6> |Jef|, look i was have problem and it's over now i just post how solve coz i know u will be hear if someone els ask abut it
<12> my007ms: ask about what? i never understood your problem
<10> tom7e, OK, fine, just be sure you make a backup before you start.
<10> Please.
<12> my007ms: difficult to know how to use your solution, if i never understood what it solved
<9> ok
<12> my007ms: i certaintly dont have any problem with nano
<9> thanks
<12> my007ms: that i have noticed
<9> have to switch to root, thanks a lot
<6> |Jef|, when use nano with long file like http.conf try scroll down and u will understand me problem
<12> my007ms: are you sure you have all the updates installed?
<12> my007ms: i dont have a problem with long files in nano
<12> my007ms: you may be experiencing a bug in gnome-terminal or vte which was fixed with an update
<6> |Jef|, it will one normal but did u try scroll down
<12> my007ms: is 300 lines into a shell script far enough down?
<14> heh
<6> |Jef|, :) sure and nothing worng happen
<12> my007ms: since you havent describe exactly what im looking for.. this conversation isn't constructive
<14> 300 lines? You need more exercise. I can scroll at least 500 lines down before my calf cramps up
<6> |Jef|, :D it's ok "and sorry for my english"
<15> I'm using the following almost default configuration http://pastebin.com/714246 on my samba server, but I can't access the share from a windows xp client; I'm getting stuff like check_ntlm_p***word: Authentication for user [violeta] -> [violeta] FAILED with error NT_STATUS_NO_SUCH_USE
<15> I want to have a 100% public (pcguest) share
<16> christi: 'guest = yes'?
<16> christi: also remember that by default MS Windows will try to login with user name. Use 'net use' from the command line to work around that.
<15> guest is set to yes
<15> Blis***: same stuff
<15> Blis***: do i have to p*** any special parameters to net use ?
<16> christi: usually not.
<7> well, back to java. /usr/sbin/alternatives --config java lists /usr/share/java/libgcj-java-placeholder.sh as java provider. Is that ok?
<15> Blis***, even http://pastebin.com/714280 doesn't work
<16> christi: thats not quite right, even if might work. Things are more complex than you think, both in the MS Windows side and the Samba side.
<15> huh?
<15> wtf? that was supposed to be a simple configuration
<17> http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/8079/rapetime6dr.gif
<16> christi: in particular beware of encrypted p***word and the effect on MS Windows of shares.
<17> That's good
<12> Blis***: muhahahaha
<15> why should I check for encrypted p***words? i want to login as guest
<12> Blis***: i love the change in behavior between older windows clients and newer windows clients with regard to the encrypted p***word
<12> Blis***: that's always a blast
<16> christi: then have 'guest = yes' in the share definition
<16> |Jef|: I hate that...
<12> Blis***: i can't wait to see how differently vista handles cifs crap
<12> Blis***: it'll be dentistry levels of fun
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