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<0> Try yum install amarok-extras-nonfree
<1> No Match for argument: amarok-extras-nonfree
<1> Nothing to do
<1> ive tried all of those
<2> Calibretto: how do we know you have livna configured?
<0> Calibretto: m
<0> http://www.fedorafaq.org/#yumconf
<3> Later All
<1> well u dont... but i used the faq at fedorafaq.com
<1> yea i used that
<2> Calibretto: you have done something incorrect
<1> ill try to reconfig it
<2> Calibretto: livna most certaintly has plugins-ugly
<0> Calibretto: cat /etc/yum.repos.d/livna.repo|grep enabled
<1> alrigth still not finding it there
<1> i redid the yum config



<1> and ran your code cds
<1> its realy confusing me
<0> What was the output?
<1> No Match for argument: gstreamer-plugins-ugly
<1> Nothing to do
<2> Calibretto: how do we know you ran the reconfig correctly?
<0> Calibretto: What did you get from the cat.. line I gave you?
<1> well i guess u cant if your not over my shoulder
<1> [root@localhost ~]# cat /etc/yum.repos.d/livna.repo|grep enabled
<1> enabled=0
<1> thats the output
<0> There's your problem.
<2> Calibretto: pastebin your yum configurations and then give us the resulting url of the pastebin
<1> ok... i dont know how to do that
<0> Edit /etc/yum.repos.d/livna.repo, setting the first (only) 'enabled=' line to 1.
<1> sorry.. just getting back onto linux
<1> into*
<1> sigh... not in root..
<1> 1 sec
<1> how can i edit it in terminal?
<0> nano is your best bet.
<1> thx forgot what it was called
<1> sweet it worked!
<1> thx for helping guys
<0> np.
<1> get a bit confused every now and then
<4> does fedora filter non-free software like debian does?
<1> so what exactly did teh change from 0 to 1 do?
<0> It turned on that particular repo :)
<0> That's the best unofficial repo, so you shouldn't have any need to change the yum config now.
<1> kk cool
<5> hm, i get this.
<2> jhenn: fedora as a project does not include any non-free software
<2> jhenn: or i should say non OSI approaved license software
<0> jhenn: Depending what you want, it may be possible to install it. Don't tell Jeff.
<2> cds: how about you leave me out of your comments
<0> See, I would, but then they wouldn't be funny anymore.
<5> http://rafb.net/paste/results/h4ZH4R83.html
<0> There's only so many knock-knock jokes I can tell.
<2> cds: they arent funny now
<4> I just want to know if fedora is okay to recommend.
<2> jhenn: based on what?
<4> I don't want someone installing non-free software accidently.
<0> jhenn: Try it :)
<5> jhenn: define "okay to recommend".
<4> kbrooks: beat you to it :)
<2> jhenn: fedora by default requires additional effort to get non-free software
<4> like what?
<6> linspire is going to include non free software
<7> hey guys
<5> jhenn: debian doesn't FILTER non free software
<7> im still trynna get my p***word working
<0> kbrooks: How come you aren't using yum?
<7> any ideas?
<0> neilthereildeil: What's the error?
<2> jhenn: the default repository configurations do not include anything except what is publishable under an open license
<4> kbrooks: i know, i know, they catagorize it
<5> cds: I am
<7> token manipulation error
<4> |



<4> |Jef|: whats open isn't always free
<0> kbrooks: Oops, so you are.
<2> jhenn: apache is not technically 'free'
<7> MY ROOT P***WORD IS MESSED UP
<2> jhenn: fedora includes it
<7> I CANNOT LOG IN AS ROOT
<4> |Jef|: how do you mean?
<2> jhenn: 'free' is strictly defined as GPL compatible
<0> neilthereildeil: Quiet, dear.
<0> neilthereildeil: We can hear you.
<5> cds:
<5> [thewiz@x1-6-00-50-ba-55-75-16 Desktop]$ su --login -c "yum localinstall ./mondo-2.0.7-495.fc5.i386.rpm"
<5> P***word:
<5> Loading "installonlyn" plugin
<5> Setting up Local Package Process
<5> Cannot open file: ./mondo-2.0.7-495.fc5.i386.rpm. Skipping.
<5> Nothing to do
<5> grr
<5> oops
<5> sry
<7> im stressed about this
<0> kbrooks: Check perms.
<8> neilthereildeil, recover your root p***word
<2> jhenn: fedora includes OSI approved licensed software.. if you dont understand that... i suggest you read the open source definition
<8> neilthereildeil, google directrions
<7> how?
<5> cds: It exists.
<0> kbrooks: Try it as root too :)
<4> |Jef|: okay i will
<2> jhenn: fedora does not include 'proprietary' technologies
<5> cds: "su --login". ffs
<2> jhenn: fedora doesn't even have a repository where those items can exist.. inside the fedora project
<5> cds: you need bed time
<9> cds: Hush!!
<2> jhenn: to get anything proprietary in fedora you must make special effort
<0> kbrooks: That aint' root :)
<5> cds: ...
<5> cds: i'm using su.
<0> su - && yum localinstall...
<9> cds: su - is the same as su --login
<5> cds: no. that starts another process, then waits for IT to finish. it isnt magic
<7> whenever i try to change the p***word for any users on that sytem, it gives me errors
<0> kbrooks: Try it.
<5> cds: no.
<7> any ideas?
<5> cds: i know it wont work.
<5> cds:
<7> kbrooks: any ideas?
<5> $ su - && echo "Hi", means, when split up:
<5> $ su -
<5> # wait for it to exit ...
<5> $ if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "Hi"; fi
<5> cds: ^^^
<0> neilthereildeil: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=2813
<0> kbrooks: I know. Worth trying it in a root shell anyway.
<5> cds: i just did, and it gives me dep errors.
<0> Pastebin?
<5> Error: Missing Dependency: afio is needed by package mondo
<5> Error: Missing Dependency: mindi >= 1.0.7 is needed by package mondo
<5> The files are there on ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org/fedora/5/
<5> afio is for FC4 only :/
<0> Use yum to get em?
<10> Hi all, got a gtk question relating to azureus...
<0> yum provides afio && yum provides mindi.
<5> cds: ?
<0> DOwnload said dependencies using yu.
<0> yum
<5> how?
<5> cds: do tell.
<10> there's currently a bug in azureus that prevents the closing of error/warning pop-ups, looking on bugzilla the last comment says "Rolling gtk2 back to gtk2-2.8.15-1 solves this problem." ....how do I do this ?
<11> how do I burn a cd via command line. it is an iso file? cdrecord -v dev=0,0,0 maps.iso does not work
<11> scanbus does show 0,0,0 is my dvdrw burner
<10> Kbrooks - have you looked at :http://www.fedorafaq.org
<5> AndyUK: what FAQ?


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