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<0> sorry dude
<1> np man
<2> NeonLightning: su -
<3> lol sorry if I spelled it wrong, my spelling is about as good as my fedora skillz :D
<1> su -?
<1> there we go
<4> I'm trying to install a program called mpeg4ip from source, and it says I am missing some encoders on my system.
<1> thanks ignacio
<4> I was wondering how I could get those encoders
<4> encoders like xvid, lame, faac, and x264
<1> but i only see myexternal ip and good ol 127.0.0.1
<0> ignacio|School, whats the dif in su and su -?
<5> Hi guys I am using a pppoe to surf the web how can I keep it activated without having to disable then reinable it after loggong in
<2> The - loads the new user's environment.
<0> so why wouldnt plain su work ? any idea?
<6> time to smoke a bowl
<3> bbl guys
<3> shift is over :)
<1> so where in there should i be seeing my local ip
<1> its added alot of things since i used to have two things when tabbing if and now i have like 6
<6> inet addr:
<6> that is your ip
<1> yea but i need my local ip
<1> i coulda just as easily gone to whatismyip.com to find my external one
<6> 24.109.199.249
<1> i need the one for my intranet
<1> yes thats what it shoes
<2> /sbin and /usr/sbin aren't part of a normal user's path.
<3> inet addr:192.168.0.5 Bcast:192.168.0.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
<1> why did i type shoes lol
<6> nike
<1> inet addr:24.109.199.249 Bcast:255.255.255.255 Mask:255.255.254.0
<0> 24.109.199.249 is your ip
<4> Where Can I download some Encoders like xvid, lame, faac, and x264, for Fedora?
<1> yea i need the ip that my computer in my room would connect to even if i wasn't online
<6> fedora extras
<4> I need them to install mpeg4ip from source
<6> darkscript: you don't install source in fedora
<2> No, Extras, won't have them.
<6> bad idea
<6> livna has faac and lame for sure
<1> ok so my best bet is to try 192.168.1.1-192.168.10.254
<7> hi, I just upgraded to rawhide. I had done so around the test1 period and had severe performance issues with gnome. Now i am totally impressed! But I have some issues....
<4> why dont you install source?
<2> Check the -test ML first.
<4> all the tools are there
<4> and I got alot of stuff to work like that anyways
<7> there is a problem when I mount xfs partitions on boot. Is it a bug or something maybe wrong here?
<2> Did you check the -test ML yet?
<8> Can anyone direct me to a good doc for setting up my fc4 as a proxy server for my local net with only one nick?
<6> Wolftech: google
<2> I think Extras has dircproxy.
<8> I have squid installed but haven't configured it in years. And daehepod, I DID google. Didn't come up with much...yet.
<2> Nope, my bad.
<2> It does have ctrlproxy though.
<9> how to do to make a snapshot ?
<9> using a terminal
<10> Wolftech: Install Squid, then edit /etc------7squid.conf and add your local network where instructed. Then set the clients to use the proxy.
<10> wathek: A lvm snapshot is created with lvcreate. Quite well explained in the man page.
<9> ok
<10> Wolftech: forgot.. after editing squid.conf run "squid -k parse" to verify the config, then "service squid reload" to activate the new config.
<10> Wolftech: There is quite some docs about squid found from the Squid home page www.squid-cache.org
<11> hi
<11> will there be an upgrade for glibc for FC4 soon?
<11> and why FC3 has one, and FC4 not
<2> Why does FC4 need one?
<12> hi all, i don't seem to have xclip available on my system. how do i find out which package it's in? i tried rpm -qif xclip but that doesn't work.
<2> yum provides
<8> hno: I'm there now. Thanks.
<11> because i suspect glibc and bash for those strange messages i get
<11> i have discussed this yesterday: '-bash: child setpgid (11423 to 11423): No such process'
<11> which are not showing on tcsh for example
<2> Have you checked BZ yet?
<11> BZ ?
<2> Bugzilla.
<12> ignacio|School: thanks a lot
<11> nope, going to, wait a sec
<8> Can anyone tell me what the default firewall is when not using selinux?
<2> SELinux isn't a firewall.
<8> Iptables right?
<2> Always.
<8> ignacio|School: Then what would you say it is? A "layer"?
<10> Wolftech; You also have /usr/share/doc/squid/QUICKSTART to guide you. A copy of the FAQ found on squid-cache.org is also found there.
<2> Yes.
<8> hno: Thanks.
<2> It's a MAC layer in the kernel.
<8> ignacio|School: Thanks. So, selinux sits on top of iptables as further sec iirc?
<2> Not on top of iptables per se.
<2> It sits in the kernel and arbitrates requests to bind to ports.
<8> ignacio|School: Do I have to mod iptables to allow incoming local net conn's so they use my linux as a proxy/firewall?
<2> Yes.
<10> Wolftech: SElinux sits a bit everwhere.. for networking it partly uses the netfilter hooks shared with iptables, partly at other places in the TCP/IP stack. But the bulk of SElinux is the access control / policy layers on nearly all operations, networking is only a small and non-important aspect of SE-linux.
<8> ignacio|School: Suggested mod then? (I want to do this right)
<8> hno: I see. Thanks.
<8> hno: That makes it a bit clearer.
<2> Open the ports that your proxy listens on.
<10> Wolftech: The firewall config script should allow you to do this quite easily I think, but have never used it really.
<8> ignacio|School: Which, in this case, would be 3128, yes?
<10> Wolftech: The iptables ruleset is in /etc/sysconfig/iptables, "service iptables reload" to activate a new ruleset.
<8> hno: only through the gui, so far.
<2> 3128/tcp by default for squid.
<8> hno: The reload part I got.
<13> Am I here at last?
<10> Wolftech: but you can change 3128 to any of your liking in squid.conf, but I would start with 3128 as there is less risk of getting bitten by SE-linux restrictions that way.
<8> ignacio|School: which is the proxy svr I'm using. So I just put that line in the file somewhere?
<13> Is Fedora what was RedHat, no insults please
<8> hno: I have selinux disabled at the moment.
<8> Tamarisk: Better IMHO.
<13> ?
<8> Tamarisk: It's free for one thing.
<8> Tamarisk: But that's my humble opinion.
<13> Oh "In My Honest Opion"
<13> Sorry got to get on wavelength
<13> OK I have a question. If I wanted to instal RH 7.0 is that available in Fedora, I lnow it is old?
<13> Know it is old
<10> Wolftech: Ok. Have had quite many Fedora users complaining to the Squid project about "odd" problems where it in the end have turned out to be SE-linux. Fedora ships with a quite restrictive SE-linux policy for Squid and any if you have SE-linux enabled and want to change any operational parameters of Squid (ports, cache directories etc) then beware of the SE-linux policy.
<10> Tamarisk: RedHat Linux is what became Fedora. Like how it was with the RedHat Linux versions newer versions replaces old versions..
<13> I have an old Netserver that docs say it was OK with RH 7.0 but not 7.1 etc
<10> Tamarisk: Fedora Core 1 is the successor to RedHat Linux 9. If they would have continued under the RedHat Linux brand then the release would have been named RedHat Linux 10 instead of Fedora Core 1.
<13> I want to install linux
<10> Tamarisk: Fedora is linux.
<8> hno: Could you direct me to where I change iptables correctly?
<13> I have a 7.0 disk from an old Sams book, but that would leave me unable to update
<14> what hardware does your old Netserver have?
<13> I can point you to a web link
<15> Hello, I've just downloaded and burned FC4, but the installation hangs on "running /sbin/loader".. at first I thought the CD burning process had gone wrong, but I've tried the CD in another pc and done a media check on it, and it's fine
<15> I've tried skipddc and noprobe without any luck
<15> After a while, the keyboard stops responding
<15> FC3 installed just fine on it a while ago
<15> Pretty staright forward hardware.. Audigy 2 sound, ATI Radeon 9600 graphics, IDE ATA drives
<15> Any ideas?
<13> This is the link http://www.hyper-linux.org/HP-HOWTO/current/hp-hardware.html
<13> I have a HP netserver LH4
<16> sensei, go turn off pnp bios in your bios settings
<10> Wolftech: Open /etc/sysconfig/iptables in your favorite text/plain editor. Then add INPUT rules allowing your local network access to port 3128 somewhere above the final REJECT line..
<17> anyone using a linksys wireless router?
<15> Awesome-o2000: I'll try
<15> Good idea
<13> I have tried to install Suse10 and it does go through the installation stage
<17> i finally installed fedora, but when i put in my NIC cd it wont open the setup.exe
<13> It will run throught it all and install
<8> hno: Thanks. I just wasn't sure where.
<13> But when I reboot after the install it will then load the SMP kernel and lock up when it gets to around the networkcards
<17> anyone know how to help me?
<10> fyshfuk: setup.exe is for Windows only. What kind of NIC is it? Didn't kudzu detect it automatically?
<13> If I boot in safemode it works. So I would like to go back to what the doc says which is RH7
<18> lol
<17> its a linksys wireless b
<17> the box doesnt say it needs windows to run
<15> Awesome-o2000: Should I also disable APIC while I'm at it you think?
<16> sensei, no
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