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<0> I read that sonar guy
<0> Followed all the instructions
<1> did you follow all the steps?
<0> But I don't know what to do now
<0> Yeah I followed them...
<2> ok, my yummy is updated. now lets see why i cant get httpd to serve pages... guess i better check some network stuff..
<0> exactly.. everything worked..
<0> besides it actually starting the wireless
<3> DTGorm, reboot into the new kernel and cme back please
<1> evilmegaman: uname -r
<0> ok
<2> ok
<1> evilmegaman: wha was the output of that command?
<0> 2.6.16-1.2122_FC5
<2> after it finishes rebooting, im gonna see if all my network settings are correct
<3> ok
<1> evilmegaman:
<1> evilmegaman: lsmod | grep bcm
<0> ok
<1> what is the output of that?
<0> bcm43xx 397025 0
<0> ieee80211softmac 28097 1 bcm43xx
<0> ieee80211 28681 2 bcm43xx,ieee80211softmac
<1> Ok, what message does it give you when you try to activate it?
<3> thats correct
<2> where is the default pages served for httpd?
<2> is it /var/www ??
<0> Determining IP information for eth1... failed; no link present. Check cable?
<1> Your using dchp?
<0> yes
<3> service network restart
<4> DTGorm: /var/www/html
<3> DTGorm, have you rebooted in to the new kernel yet
<2> so for virtual hosts... /bar/www/html would be the directory where the files go like index.htm?
<2> yes
<1> evilmegaman: make sure you disable eth0 first.
<0> ok
<0> then if that doesn't work?
<1> then do what Southern_Gentlem said
<1> if that does not work come back in on eth0
<0> Okay :)
<0> brb
<2> pfft, its got in my hosts file ... 127.0.0.1 nix localhost.localdomain localhost
<2> where is my domaname file located?
<3> s-c-n make sure the wireless card is set for start at boot and that users can enable disable
<3> DTGorm, servive httpd status
<3> ****
<3> service httpd status
<1> Southern_Gentlem: I got my card starting when network services are enabled now. hehe
<2> says running
<2> but i need to set the correct path to the htdocs directory
<3> not valid
<3> gives me service httpd status
<3> httpd (pid 17297 17296 17295 17294 17293 17291 17290 17289 17288) is running...
<4> DTGorm: I believe the settings for the name of your computer is set in the file '/etc/sysconfig/network'... you want to leave the '127.0.0.1' line in /etc/hosts alone...
<2> Ping server http://71.159.178.148 (down!!)
<3> DTGorm, you are getting ahead of yourself
<2> where do i set my domain name for DNS?
<2> ok
<2> i was just gonna make sure im rechable first
<2> i cant reach my box from the web
<2> but i can get out
<3> service httpd status
<2> its running
<2> says running
<3> DTGorm, uname -r
<2> 2.6.16-1.2122_FC5
<3> ok
<2> seems teh same as before the yum update
<3> on the same box open a browser and 127.0.0.1:80
<2> url not found
<2> 404 error
<1> DTGorm: on the same box not the one your on now.
<2> yes i know
<2> it says apache/2.2.0 (Fedora) Server at 127.0.0.1 Port 80
<1> DTGorm: what browser did you open?
<2> links
<2> so apparently it sees the webserver running but the default page is not there
<3> holdon
<2> and my /var/www/html folder is empty
<2> but exists
<1> so is mine but I get a test page.
<2> yes im familiar with teh test page
<1> my /var/www/html folder is empty also.
<1> rpm -qa | grep httpd
<2> ok, now im getting the default page on 127.0.0.1
<4> Success! :)
<1> lol
<2> had to comment out the virtualhost entries
<2> and restarted httpd
<2> ok, so i can reach it via the localhost but not from the internet
<2> so, the iptables is whats stopping me now?
<2> http://71.159.178.148/
<2> The server at 71.159.178.148 is taking too long to respond.
<4> DTGorm: Have you tried it from the Internet since you've commented out the virtualhost entries?
<2> i know my network is fine since it worked perfectly under gentoo
<2> so i just gotta figure out Fedora now
<1> system-config-securitylevel-tui
<2> k
<1> select customize
<1> then allow incoming WWW
<2> k
<2> i went and did the others i need also
<2> ftp and mail
<2> presto http://71.159.178.148/
<2> thanks
<1> Yup got it here also.
<1> np
<5> A patch has not been rolled in to the 2.6.16.18 kernel for a soundcard so i had a look into the patch and i ve made some changes in one file. Now if i compile the kernel with the existing config. Will my sound card work
<5> i ve Fedora Core 5
<5> currently running
<2> now, when i start doing the virtual hosts... i will want to have an email account for each domain... what is the proper filesystem path to use for separate sites?
<5> can i use the existing config file and still have the patch in the code?
<5> will that also get built?
<1> Hmm, well above my server level there.
<6> DTGorm: explain/give example of what you want?
<2> nice, now i can access via ssh
<1> lol
<2> ok, what i want is of course, the default site which you have to have for namedvirtualhosts
<2> i will be adding other virtual hosts and will need to figure out where to place the folder for the virtual hosts
<2> in doing so, i will also need to specify a ftp account and the path to the htdocs for each separate domain
<2> so im guessing virtual users would be called for, but what do i know
<2> i want the easiest way
<6> should be an example in the virtual hosts section of your httpd.conf file
<4> DTGorm: One way I have seen done in the past is to set a virtual hosts main directory to be "~user/public_html" ... makes it fairly easy on the user.
<4> ... and what MikeC said :)
<6> the virtual hosts section should be at/towards teh bottom of the file
<2> yes, i am very familiar with apache but not apache on Fedora
<6> just need to copy that and make a section for each domain
<2> I am also very familiar with Virtual Hosts
<2> but i am trying to figure out on Fedora, where they should be stored...
<4> linux__alien, it's been a long time since I've done a kernel compile, but it sounds reasonable that your sound-card would work, once that newly-compiled kernel was booted..
<6> anwhere you want, i guess only depends on who/what access you want to allow on the dir of it
<5> Questor, which means that i dont need to manually select the modules
<5> i can just make use of the existing config file and its done
<6> ./home/domainname or /domainname, /var/www/html/domainname or something
<7> how do i find out if my sound card is alsa or oss?
<4> linux__alien, that I don't know.. Are the (older) modules already built for your current kernel setup?
<2> but if you say have /var/www/html/index.php then that is where the default would be served out of, the ./html folder, right?
<4> <4> DTGorm: One way I have seen done in the past is to set a virtual hosts main directory to be "~user/public_html" ... makes it fairly easy on the user.
<2> if so, then i wouldnt want anything for other domains in the ./html folder
<2> yes but what prefix?
<6> DTGorm: correct...BUT...
<2> like /etc/httpd/user/public_html ???
<6> you would put a subdir in the /var/www/html dir, as in /var/www/html/mydomainname or as questor says, /home/user/domain or /home/user
<6> you don't have to hav ethe base files in /var/www/html you would use some sort of dir name specific to each domain
<2> aha... /home
<6> anyway, good luck, I am off to bed
<2> thats another thing, i wasnt sure what the structure was setup as using the default values for the partitioning
<6> ./home/virtual.domain.name is one
<2> that helps alot
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