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<0> Yes, yes I forgot all about snafu.
<1> glauber_sp: from their respective websites
<2> glauber_sp: jpackage.org
<1> i.e. sun.com .. etc etc
<3> ok =)
<4> I cant access the ppp0 interface when running the xen0-kernel. The pppoe-interface connects at bootup, the dns-server appear in resolv.conf, but in the system-config-network the pppoe-interface shows up deactivated and I cant get a connection to the internet. What could be the problem?
<5> tessier, agent is part of openssh-clients, and should be started by your DE
<4> I really have no idea where I could start
<6> zcat: I have openssh-clients installed.
<7> can anyone help me get vmware working on fc5? it's missing kernel headers, and i downloaded/installed the kernel .srpm which didn't help
<2> copyofjohan: you have the problem in domain-0 or in another domain?
<4> domain-0
<6> ssh-agent doesn't seem to have been started by the default install of gnome
<3> guys, is there any good option GUI to command line yum?
<2> barrick: not sure, but don't you need kernel-devel package?
<3> yumex?
<2> glauber_sp: yes yumex
<5> tessier, do you need the agent? it only caches p***wds if you've set a non-empty p***phrase for 'em.
<2> copyofjohan: pppoeconf doenst help?
<7> mufa: for fc3, i needed kernel-headers package, but i can't find an equivalent for fc5. (i skipped fc4)
<5> tessier, er, keys rather
<6> zcat: Yes, I do need it. I don't use ssh keys without p***phrases and all of my servers have my public key on them.
<0> barrick, since FC1 alot of name changing has been going on with kernel packages and headers and such, it is kernel-devel.
<5> barrick, i replied to you above
<0> Redhat 9 had kernel-source.
<4> why should I use pppoeconf? The connection is up. otherwise there would be no dns-server in resolv.conf
<0> Now it's kernel-version-release.src.rpm.
<7> ok, thanks everyone. i'll get kernel-devel and try again
<2> barrick: I have kernel-smp-devel.i686 installed from updates (I thinl)
<5> tessier, mmm, my key's unp***worded; relying on physical security.
<3> mufa, thanks =) and sorry by the n00b questions. I use gentoo but I wanted to try FC5 =)
<5> tessier, in any case, why try a ssh-agent script in your gnome/kde autostart dir
<5> tessier, KDE seems to do it for you: "/usr/bin/ssh-agent /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session startkde"
<2> copyofjohan: do you also have a ppp interface?
<8> is there a rpm fastcgi for fc5?
<4> mufa: yes
<9> Guys, I'm trying to get httpd.conf tweaked for SSL, and wanted to make sure about the Listen directive. If I want to listen on both 80 and 443, how should that look?
<1> lighttpd-fastcgi.i386 1.4.10-2.fc5 extras
<2> copyofjohan: I don't get it, everything seems to be fine.
<1> lighttpd.i386 1.4.10-2.fc5 extras
<8> opsec: i need it for httpd 2.2
<5> johnfg, the included /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf does the listening
<1> yum search fastcgi
<9> zcat: So, THAT's the file I need to edit to tell it where my certs are?
<5> johnfg, for apache2, yeah
<9> OY! Another bug, IMHO, concerning system-config-httpd.
<10> doesn't system-config-httpd just write a httpd.conf file for you?
<11> yah
<12> Hello - Does someone know a workaround for the actually fc5 kernel to run Teamspeak? I always get the Error "Runtime error 230 at 0806A7E9"
<10> dont use that then, learn to edit it by hand johnfg
<10> =)
<4> could that be connected with a kudzu-problem? kudzu says something like memory-address-error at the bootup. but after that it says, connection to my ISP succeded.
<4> I mean kudzu fails to start.
<13> I'm having trouble installing FC5 on a laptop with a SATA (promise) disk. Anaconda always hangs up, right at the beginning. Where can I get some help with this?
<14> how can i limit outgoing traffic?
<9> I always used to do ALL my httpd stuff by hand, compiling in all the modules I wanted. But it had been recommended by some of the fine folks in #fedora, that I go with the FC rpms, which has been good, on the whole.
<9> But I would not have expected system-config-httpd not to be coordinated with the current version of httpd.
<0> Just because you are using a Fedora Core Apache httpd doesn't mean you can't edit the httpd.conf by hand.
<0> system-config tools are not full frontends, they are for simple configurations and depending on thier usability some may stay, some may change, some will be full featured in time.
<5> AutOPSY, have you PC'd your way into some official fedora spokesperson position yet? :)
<15> eeep i cant install fedora or anything using loadlin
<0> Haha.
<15> help
<7> re vmware.. i installed kernel-devel, and pointed to that dir, but now i get msg "The kernel defined by this directory of header files does not have the same
<7> address space size as your running kernel.
<15> i keep getting VFS error
<0> Not yet, anyhow.
<16> has anyone got adobe reader working inline in firefox 1.5 in fc5?
<7> (oops, sorry about multiline) ... any ideas?
<5> barrick, google vmware-any-any
<16> (i386)
<10> oops, time to fed the fish, laters all =)
<5> honey, yeah?
<7> zcat: found it, thx :-)
<16> zcat, just with the usual plugin link? i can't
<0> netsurf3, uh.. you are using loadlin?
<15> yeah
<0> netsurf3, why?
<15> out of desperation
<15> i can only use a floppy drive
<17> How can I tell if my laptop monitor and graphcs card are recognised properly by Linux. The fonts are still fuxx0red
<5> honey, AdobeReader_enu-7.0.5-1 -- i think it's a RPM I manually downloaded
<15> cdrom does not support boting
<15> *booting
<15> even though laptop says it does
<16> zcat, yep, that's the one i have. where did you put a link to nppdf.so? i tried in both /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins and also ~/...
<0> Well, I can point you to some non-official floppy solutions for installing Fedora Core.. but some modifications may need to be made, and depending on how it all works out, may not work at all.. hold on.
<17> It's an ATI card btw
<15> autopsy i already tried them
<16> zcat, and to check, you linked to /usr/local/Adobe/Acrobat7.0/Browser/intellinux/nppdf.so ?
<18> AutOPSY: http://www.bhamu.net/index.php/2005/06/15/fedora-core-4-floppy-disk-install/
<15> AutOPSY: VFS problem with kernel panic
<0> netsurf3, http://www.thisiscool.com/fcfloppy.htm
<15> that is the one i already tired
<15> i have disks sorted
<15> but i get a VFS error
<19> Updated FC4 to FC5. Sendmail (and others) reports Connection refused by [127.0.0.1] sending mail locally. Suggestions?
<18> netsurf3: try the one I just posted
<15> Sonar_Guy: i used that alread
<15> VFS error
<5> honey, oh, nope, didn't do the symlinks yet, so pdf's are opening with evince
<0> You need to specify the root device probably.
<0> Which will be /dev/fd0.
<16> zcat, ah. i need it to work inline in firefox
<15> it is automated though
<16> ... and it doesn't.
<0> If it is similar to Tom's root disk that boots too it has a small kernel and root device.
<15> AutOPSY: it is using loadlin too
<0> Ok. Well since it is automated and you don't think you should change anything, I guess it doesn't work then.
<14> can someone help me with traffic limiting?
<14> i'm trying to achieve an outgoing traffic limit
<5> honey, made the symlink. pdf's are embedded fine. yours isn't?
<14> so that any additional requests over the limit cuts the speed of everybody to compensate
<0> nclp, unless your Linux box is the routing device for that network, this isn't going to work.
<0> nclp, you should see your router manuals for QoS.
<14> not my router
<14> and it's an l2 i think
<14> host would never let me touch it
<16> zcat, nope. and it doesn't show up in about:plugins when restarted. where did you make the symlink from and to?
<5> honey, a oneliner and firefox restart: sudo ln -s /usr/local/Adobe/Acrobat7.0/Browser/intellinux/nppdf.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/nppdf.so
<15> Sonar_Guy: this is part of the script, i have 64mb ram could this be the problem? pause Press [Enter] to run the Fedora Installer...
<15> loadlin vmlinuz initrd=initrd.img
<0> netsurf3, the actual error is more important.
<16> zcat, damn, that's exactly what i've done multiple times. this is FC5 and firefox 1.5, yes?
<0> If it is a rootfs error, you need to specify the root device, like root=/dev/fd0
<15> AutOPSY: i would but it moves off the screen in seconds
<0> Well, try it at least.
<15> ok
<5> honey, yep. maybe try with a temporary clean firefox profile?
<0> If you don't know the problem no one can help you fix it.
<15> :)
<16> zcat, ugh i could... could you sha1sum /usr/local/Adobe/Acrobat7.0/Browser/intellinux/nppdf.so for me?
<0> Heya tech9iner.
<20> howdz
<16> i can't see how it's a profile issue
<13> nclp: you can use network shaping to do what you want - man tc
<5> honey, 4e312acd90efe9edabb3c49ae0689221778f3e1d
<16> same :)
<16> hm
<5> honey, maybe perms then
<16> how infuriating. i wonder if another plugin's conflicting...
<17> Graphics cards? How can I tell if they're set up properly/recognised?
<16> zcat, nope: user can see the plugin
<20> Steveire lspci is one way.. for pci bits that is..
<16> or, i wonder if it's an extension..
<21> man tc being perhaps not going to help much if he doesn't already know what to do :-) (http://lartc.org/howto/ for more of a 101 cl***)
<7> zcat (and everyone else): that worked like a charm. thanks!
<17> lspci: command not found
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