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<0> fredrin: how would it know that the client wants tomcat instead tho?
<1> fredrin, you should config apache then
<2> _AxS_: maybe if Apache understands that the request is a servlet request and not a regular http, I'm just guessing, hehe
<3> I've got a raid array that's 4TB but my box splits this device up into 3 sdb sdc and sdd, is there a kernel option for large disk support or something?
<4> hello i accidantaly remove the xfvm binary and now when i try to emerge xfce, it has more than 200 deps (from gpm to gettext)
<4> is there any way to fix this? i'm sure i'm not lacking them
<0> fredrin: nah, nothing i know of is that complex -- tcp packets are tcp packets.. apache errors on anything it doesn't recognize.
<0> fredrin: is it possible for your system to have two IP addresses? (do you have two different ones to give it?) -- you could set up port 80 on one to be apache and port 80 on the other to be tomcat
<0> fredrin: (even tho they're actually the same network card)
<2> _AxS_: I've thought of that, but I only have one card and one fixed IP
<0> fredrin: ..hm. ok that won't work then, you need a second ip.
<2> _AxS_: I've thoubht about using virtual hosts in apache, but I'm not sure if that solves my problem
<0> no virtualhosts only works with domainnames and also only works in apache. apache still takes all incoming info from port 80.
<5> azi: what else did yoou remove ?
<4> juckes: nothing else
<4> some /usr/share files though
<6> Hi all, just a quicky, does anyone know a good reason not to use 2.6.14 GR5 Linux?
<2> _AxS_: I've found this howto in the forum, maybe that could help me. http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-95184-highlight-port+tomcat.html
<0> fredrin: you need a second ip -- that's the only way to get this to work so both are on port 80. Although, if bychance the clients that need tomcat _never need_ to use apache, you could use iptables to forward their connections to the tomcat port and have all other traffic just go to apache...
<2> _AxS_: Hmm, that could be a solution, thanks for the tip :)
<7> woohoo
<5> azi: just re-emerging xfce shouldn't pull in all the deps again ....
<5> azi: emerge -av xfce right?
<8> nick Adriaan_
<9> juckes, got a problem can you help me:
<9> juckes, when i did emerge -Dv xorg-x11 it worked all fine till it wanted to download and then it couldnt establish connection
<9> juckes, with xorg.someting.org/releases and so on so after 5 tries i cancelled it
<5> Adriaan_: but you can download other stuff ? perhaps the mirror's down
<9> juckes, but the big problem is, now i cant re-emerge it
<9> juckes, as i get an error then saying: waiting for lock on /usr/portage/distfiles/
<5> Adriaan_: did you cancel with Ctrl-Z ?
<9> juckes, yes
<10> ok, i typed in "god" and beagle gave me pr0n
<11> marduk, Same thing happened to me.
<10> maybe it knows something i don't
<5> Adriaan_: fg (or fg 1) should restart the download - ctrl-c is to cancel ctrl-z suspends
<7> finally got my gentoo working successfully :P
<3> doesn't anybosy know anything about block devices larger than 2TB?
<7> now, i gotta figure out how to install apache 2.2.2
<7> when i do --search in emerge, it returns more data than i can scroll and read
<4> juckes: yeah it brigns 200 deps
<10> DTGorm: pipe it through your favorite pager
<7> heh, i wouldnt know anything about doing that
<7> im a noob
<12> DTGorm: and use eix
<9> juckes, it was fg 2 but i got the point its now retying
<9> juckes, is there a way to select an other mirror?
<13> hi
<14> Hi, I'm trying to profile some code with gprof, when I run g++ test.cpp -lc_p -pg I get a floating point exception. This happens only on my machine, so it's an issue with what is installed. Anyone have any ideas?
<5> azi: well -- have you changed anything else? or sync'd and hit the jackpot?
<13> i have a question : what is the differences between gnap and catalyst ?
<14> I've tried upgrading glibc
<4> juckes: yeah i did a rm -rf /usr/portage && emerge --sync
<7> marduk: could you briefly tell me how to pipe the output of "emerge --search apache" through a pager?
<15> anyone know what kinda core pointer (mouse) to use in xorg for a laptop?
<10> DTGorm: emerge --search apache |less
<16> DTGorm: emerge --search apache | less
<10> DTGorm: or just go to packages.gentoo.org
<7> heh, stereo
<7> go there in links?
<5> azi: so you've a whole pile of updates :)
<17> is there anyway to update individual packages in kde? kmail and kopete are very old, and the newer ones have updated fixes and enhancements. I'm on the split build kde, not the monolithic one
<5> Adriaan_: you can change the mirror in /etc/make.conf - i thinnk there's a list on gentoo.org
<7> did emerge --sync earlier and said there is an update for portage and to update it and also my configuration files
<7> is there a page that tells how to do that
<4> juckes: yeah, but the last thing that i want is to be stucked in console for three days
<0> xushi: yeah, you should be able to update those packages by re-emerging just them. They may have dependencies they'l try to bring in tho.
<0> DTGorm: config file update: etc-update or dispatch-conf are the tools to use. look up their docs for more info
<7> tks
<0> DTGorm: for portage, just emerge -u portage to update it.
<9> juckes, only SYNC and GENTOO_MIRRORS are in make.conf (i did set m myself on install)
<7> if i had links available, would i do : links http://packages.gentoo.org ? If so, when i do it, i get -bash: link: command not found... that mean i need to emerge links?
<0> DTGorm: it just notifies you because you should update that package first before doing an emerge -u world, for instance..
<9> dtgorm, yes ;)
<7> so after the emerge -u portage, i should do emerge -u world ??
<0> DTGorm: if its giving 'link: command not found' then you missed an s. but yeah, unless you already emerged it you don't have it.
<0> DTGorm: most people do (emerge -u world), but its entirely up to you if you want to or not.
<7> and how often should i do the -u world?
<0> DTGorm: as often as you want -- it updates packages with new versions.. man portage for more info.
<0> DTGorm: most ppl actually do emerge -uDNav world
<6> Any good reason not to use gentoo-sources-2.6.14-r5?
<18> DTGorm: I think once-a-week is good
<0> sebby: ..its old?
<7> tks, glad you all non-noobs are here to help us noobs transition to non-noobs
<0> sebby: ..2.6.15 was generally more stable than 2.6.14?
<7> and the flags can be found in the emerge man so I can know what they are?
<9> does anyone know how to change the mirrir http://xorg.freedesktop.org/releases/individual/proto/xextproto-7.0.2.tar.bz2
<0> sebby: ...2.6.14 may not have all the support you need?
<0> sebby: ..that's all i've got.
<0> Adriaan_: i think you have to hack the ebuild to do that.
<6> AxS: ... ok then, cheers. Trying to keep the bigchanges down, but I'm getting bi-weekly lockups.
<18> Adriaan_: how about you go on firefox and download the tarball yourself
<0> Adriaan_: if you can find the file elsewhere tho, download it and put it into /usr/portage/distfiles/ and then it won't keep trying to download it on emerge
<0> sebby: Hm. kernel update might help that.
<18> _AxS_: haha, beat you :-D
<0> kojiro: agh!
<17> _AxS_: how do i know if they're updated or not? is that the -rX where X is incremented?
<9> kojiro,_axs_ thanks i will for search for it!
<7> if apache 2.2.2 is out and on the packages page, its not listed... can i still install apache 2.2.2?
<0> xushi: they being packages when you emerge -u?
<17> _AxS_: yep. on a day-to-day basis
<0> DTGorm: you would have to do it by hand, but yes you could install it. Otherwise you'd need to wait until the devs build an .ebuild for it.
<7> running a production server, you would think that running emerge -u world can be scarry since you dont know what the updates do and may break what you had previously, wouldnt that be correct?
<6> AxS: yeah. Gotta find a way to burn a new disc to boot frm first, though... but thanks
<18> DTGorm: you can do 'emerge -ua world'
<7> is there documentation on the gentoo site about installing by hand
<19> DTGorm: thats why you read changelogs and use emerge -pv world :p
<17> tanks
<18> DTGorm: that's why _AxS_ mentioned 'emerge -uDNavt world' actually -- that gives you all the information you need to make an informed upgrade decision, and waits for your say-so to start the upgrade
<7> ahhhhhhhh
<18> mzbot: gentoo DTGorm handbook
<20> kojiro: got status 502, retrying in 10 seconds
<6> ... in particular, rsync is setting off these lockups. Does that mean anything? I've lowered all network buffers.
<18> o_O
<7> tks guys
<20> DTGorm: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/index.xml
<0> xushi: yeah.. Well, when you emerge -uDN, it'll update packages if theres a new version or if any useflags have changed. new versions are obvious because it shows you the version # it wants to install, and toeh one you have installed now in [....] beside it. for new useflags, if you use -v it'll show you the use-flag changes that are triggering the rebuild.
<0> DTGorm: do you really need apache 2.2.2 right now though? ie, you can't wait for a week or so?
<17> _AxS_: thanks, yep i already know that from other apps. i was just confused with kde's applications because they all say 3.5.2, when if you go to an individual app, it also has its own versioning that gets updated, like kopete , kmail, etc..
<17> _AxS_: so i guess those also get updated with the revision bumps
<7> of course i can wait but if i can learn something new by manually installing then even better
<0> xushi: yep. revision bumps are often bugfixes.
<7> but im looking into whats new in 2.2.2 first
<17> _AxS_: thanks =)
<7> when looking at the packages page, what does "hard masked" mean?
<18> wow, that's fun to watch libgnome run 100 'rm -r' commands during its emerge
<0> DTGorm: manually installing isn't recommended, because then the software is not controlled by portage. use it only as a last resort.
<7> ic
<21> how can I change the default permissions of a newly created user's home folder?
<18> DTGorm: what distro are you coming from?
<7> i guess i didnt install support for a mouse on my box, wiggling the mouse no longer turns off the screensaver
<0> DTGorm: hard masked means that it's not ready for general consumption yet. The reasons a package is hard masked are listed in /usr/portage/profiles/package.mask
<7> 2.6.16
<7> is that what you mean?
<7> oh, minimal
<18> DTGorm: no, I mean Debian, RH, ... CollegeLinux, Sco, Windows?
<22> DTGorm: no, he means are you coming from redhat, fedora
<7> oh, coming from nothing
<7> fresh install
<18> DTGorm: oic
<7> from the minimal live disk
<23> does anyone have their ear to the ground regarding kernel development and know about when 2.6.17-gentoo might be out?
<18> DTGorm: I mean are you familiar with any other distros -- sometimes it's helpful to explain Gentoo in terms of things with which you are already familiar
<0> nollidj: as soon as its stable-ish. is ther a 2.6.17-vanilla yet?
<24> hello~~~
<7> heh, im an expert windows technician
<25> me too
<7> ive played with different distros of linux in the past
<26> Guys, I have a question that may or may not be O/T.. It's bash scripting related. Is there a way to do something like if [ "$foo" == 1 || 2 || 3 ] ; or do I have to do if, elif elif elif?
<23> _AxS_: only release candidates
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