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<0> loquitus_of_borg, do a rpm -qf mod_access.so
<1> loquitus_of_borg, how do you know it's that file that matters? have you tried rpm --verify httpd
<0> that will tell you the rpm it was installed from
<2> error: file /usr/lib/httpd/modules/mod_access.so: No such file or directory
<2> mikedlr: I ran apache manually at the command line and it complained that file is missing
<2> which it is, I verified that.
<3> My name was said in here but I cant find the info
<3> I have fedora core 5. How can I downgrade my gcc suite to 3.4.6?
<3> Or 3.3
<3> Somewhere around there?
<0> Psybur, installl the legacy gcc
<3> Ah, enable repo legacy?
<0> compat-gcc-32-c++-3.2.3-55.fc5.i386.rpm
<1> well for me it's a part of the httpd package, so if it's missing that is corrupt. (so the verify above should fail)
<0> not the rpro
<3> Thats 3.2...
<3> And I dont want compat... I want my gcc to be 3.3 or 3.4
<2> mikedlr: so what do I do now?
<3> As my main compiler
<1> hmm... well if you don't want to lose the system you reinstall rpms and think about checking "rpm --verify --all"; personally I would want an explanation and might reinstall if I cared about stability..
<1> loquitus_of_borg, do you think you accidentally deleted it?
<2> mikedlr: highly unlikely. this is a brand new install.
<4> fedoraproject.org wiki, anybody? How can I contribute to the FedoraBounties page?
<3> Any ideas on this?
<1> strange.
<0> loquitus_of_borg, have you done and yum update on it?
<0> an
<2> SM5....T. c /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf. (that is the output for when I do an rpm --verify httpd)
<2> alpha: yum update httpd?
<1> ahh...
<2> alpha: I did "yum update"
<2> not "yum update httpd"
<0> loquitus_of_borg, humm
<3> I have fedora core 5. How can I downgrade my gcc suite to 3.4.6? I dont want compat libs, I want the entire development suite to be 3.4.6, and make it my main compiler.
<1> tell a lie.. in FC4 it was in httpd.. in FC5 it isn't
<1> I bet you have used an old config file?
<2> I mean really. I have done nothing on this sytem... just running everything by the book, so to speak. I went to turn on httpd and this is what I got.
<1> SM5 means your httpd.conf file is not the same as the redhat original..
<2> mikedlr: well, I did change the document root. thats all
<0> cp httpd.conf httpd.confORIG
<0> do i need to be in runlevel 3 to setup xen virual machines?
<0> virtual
<2> but the simple fact of the matter is... that .so file is just missing... it is nowhere to be found
<1> but it isn't meant to be there.. at least in the sense that I don't have it and I just managed to start httpd.
<2> should I just reinstall apache?
<1> rpm -ql httpd | grep access gives nothing.
<5> Psybur, stop it already. you've posted the question like a 1000 times! If you want to downgrade, you better downgrade the whole damn thing to FC2/3. Everything in FC5 is compiled on GCC4.0+
<0> loquitus_of_borg, hang on
<0> loquitus_of_borg, i just started httpd and it worked fine on this install of fc5
<1> that would be fine, but try to revert your change to the file.
<3> Damn, that ****s...
<0> loquitus_of_borg, i'm wonding if it isn't needed or in another area
<6> Ok, I'm trying to install 32-bit firefox, and i'm getting this: "Public key for firefox-1.5.0.1-9.i386.rpm is not installed" and its refusing to instsll
<2> guys... I didn't do anything hackish here. just a standard install. I did change the document root. that's all. so I dunno. this is mighty strange.
<0> loquitus_of_borg, i'll use pastebin to give you my stock httpd.conf file
<1> standard _clean_ install from nothing? well the httpd.conf file(s) can call for particular modules which is what I am not trusting.
<7> Hey guys
<8> when looking at ps output, whats the difference btween VSZ and RSS... other than "one is virtual and one is real". What's the functional difference? When I look at top's output, it seems the "free" memory is based upon actual physical memory total - (sum of all procs VSZ) ... so wtf is "virtual" about it?
<7> when I try to boot from DVD for fedora core 5, it tells me it can't start an x-server.
<7> When I try to boot after doing a text install my monitor craps out saying "recommended mode = 1280x1024@60hz"
<9> so install in text mode
<1> chrismon, RSS is more annoying.. it's the amount of real RAM that it really needs to function properly.
<9> GoingNuts: are you installed?
<7> and booting without rhgb isn't an option, does the same thing.
<7> Yes Im installed opsec.
<2> alpha255: ok
<9> boot to run level 3 and yum update
<2> alpha255: but tell me. why the heck am I having this problem? I have not even done anything!
<7> it just seems to be trying to set a mode that my lcd monitor can't handle.
<0> loquitus_of_borg, http://pastebin.com/663751
<9> then add livna and install your video driver and reboot
<0> loquitus_of_borg, SM5 means your httpd.conf file is not the same as the redhat original.. from mikedlr
<9> which flat panel do you have?
<7> opsec: I can't boot /period/. Right after it starts to boot (Even without RHGB) I get this message, and then I can't interact with the system.
<8> hmmm
<5> loquitus_of_borg, i dunno either. i too have a fresh install and i stared httpd and it worked fine.
<7> A Samsung syncmaster 915n
<0> loquitus_of_borg, do a diff on my httpd.conf file and your httpd.conf file
<5> loquitus_of_borg, think hard. you must've touched something...
<9> going boot with the dvd .. p*** this option --> linux rescue
<0> mikedlr, that make sense?
<8> mikedlr, when I run a java vm, which by default has a heap of 256M, it shows ~ 240m in VSZ and 50m in RSS
<9> chroot /mnt/sysimage
<8> whats the corrolation
<2> ok... here is the thing. I used the built in GUI httpd "manager" to edit the document root. Is it possible that thing added something like reference to mod_access.so?
<9> change /etc/inittab to run level 3
<8> if i force the java vm max heap to 128m, it gets super pissed and wont start tomcat
<9> reboot
<9> then you can yum update and add livna install your vid driver etc etc
<1> right.. it's also possible to add files in /etc/httpd/conf.d
<8> is VSZ ram set asie and RSS is ram actually in use?
<2> alpha255: well, you definitely don't even have reference to this mod_access.so file in yours. I do.
<8> er set aside
<9> GoingNuts: this problem is fixable with a little patience
<0> loquitus_of_borg, try saving your httpd.conf file to something temp and using mine to see if service httpd start works
<1> loquitus_of_borg, yes it's possible. if it's included with FC5 it's a bug and you should register it in http://bugzilla.redhat.com
<2> yeah, this is the gui program that came with FC5. I am suspecting now that it hexed my httpd.conf file
<2> alpha255: ok... yours is a standard one?
<1> the reason is that that would be reasonable to have in an old apache..
<1> chrismon, most of the VSZ is on disk and doesn't matter much as long as you have a big swap partition.
<2> question... is there a way to ask the system to reinstall the stock httpd file that came with myh install?
<0> loquitus_of_borg, installed it a couple of days ago let me check it again
<7> opsec: this thing already says that the defaultrunlvl is 3.
<0> rpm -V httpd returned nothing
<8> mikedlr, hrm ok then why does top show only a little swap used? if the VSZ column shows a lot of usage?
<2> alpha255, mikedlr: ok... I noticed that that idiotic program I used to edit my httpd.conf file created a .bak file. I copied that over and it worked
<1> yum erase httpd ; yum install httpd or find original rpm and use rpm --erase httpd ; rpm --install httpd
<0> loquitus_of_borg, ahhh
<2> alpha255, mikedlr: and the .bak file does not refer to the .so file I mentioned
<2> so I am guessing that this editor automagically starts to refer to stuff that is not installed, just for fun.
<0> interesting
<0> loquitus_of_borg, what editor did you use?
<1> chrismon, specifics: beyond me generality: becuase it's doing clever stuff and so doesn't swap out to disk till it needs to; because the non resident parts of the binary are kept on the disk in the original location etc..
<2> system-config-httpd
<0> ahh ok
<2> alpha255: that's what I used. My theory now is it does naughty stuff
<0> loquitus_of_borg, is there a newer version of it as an update?
<7> opsec id:3:initdefault :p... already
<7> opsec: Perhaps I'm missing what you're asking me to do?
<1> loquitus_of_borg, I don't even see that here...
<7> when I boot normally, I change the boot params to remove "rhgb"... but it still tries to set the screen resolution to something unsupported by my monitor.
<9> no.. that's what i asked.. your monitor shouldn't care about resolution then
<9> check your xorg.conf
<2> alpha255: I would have ***umed it would update it when I did a yum update
<9> see what monitor and what video driver is there
<2> mikedlr: you don't have that evil program?
<9> post it on pastebin.com,
<0> loquitus_of_borg, true
<9> just post your entire xorg.conf on pastebin
<0> 13311 is the version listed on the dvd iso image
<0> system-config-httpd-1.3.3-1.1.noarch.rpm
<0> yum update system-config-httpd ? maybe
<2> be back shortly folks
<2> but thanks.. you helped big time
<7> opsec: Seeing as to how I can't get graphical mode, and I have no way to cut and paste into pastebin from my linux box, how would I do that?
<10> Hi all, I have need to undelete ntfs files using Linux. can anyone help please?
<11> What is the package name of GNU Screen?
<9> what computer are you on now?
<7> opsec: my winbox
<7> I have a KVM
<9> i haven't used windows in maybe 8 years
<9> if you can get ssh going you should be able to login and paste that way
<7> uh "Server refused to allocate pty"
<7> looks like ssh is out =P.
<7> *sigh*
<7> What really gets me about it is that I can't even boot in text mode.
<7> Normally, if you told it to boot without rhgb, it'd boot.
<12> BB|AtHome: screen ?
<12> BB|AtHome: never mind. wrong guy
<13> what package is dhcpd in for fc5 ??
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