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<0> 10 eval
<1> yaloki I see I'm kind of understanding it more now
<2> Unit_: I guess that means 10.0 eval
<1> yaloki thank you so much
<2> hardddisk: yw
<0> 10
<2> Unit_: are you kidding me ?
<0> Unit_ 10 eval
<2> Unit_: head -1 /etc/SuSE-release
<0> ?
<2> Unit_: do that command and paste the output here
<0> SUSE LINUX 10.0 (X86-64)
<3> Can someone tell me how to authenticate users against the local shadow file in Apache?
<3> (10.0)
<2> Unit_: ok, thank you, it's 10.0
<2> Unit_: does this work: http://localhost/~unition/oxlogo.jpg
<4> <4> hey
<4> <4> I'm an Ubuntu / Debian User, and now I'm planning to migrate to SuSE but, what is the real difference between OpenSuSE and SuSE???
<0> Unable to connect
<5> bed time...night
<2> Unit_: sorry, this one: http://localhost:8080/~unition/oxlogo.jpg
<2> Albertop: n8
<5> :)
<2> Rodietze: openSUSE is the community, SUSE Linux is the distribution
<0> Access forbidden!
<0> 403
<2> really makes me wonder.. userdir is enabled by default here
<4> yaloki but I can download OpenSuSE and SuSE as 2 different softwares ...
<3> (Sorry about that.)
<3> So does anyone know how to?
<2> Unit_: have a look at /etc/sysconfig/apache2, at the variable named APACHE_MODULES and look whether it includes the word "userdir"
<2> Rodietze: no
<2> Rodietze: that's "SUSE Linux" and "SUSE Linux OSS"
<2> Rodietze: openSUSE is the website, the community, the mailing-lists, the packagers, the wiki, etc...
<4> ohh ok, but both refers to the same OS
<2> yes
<2> openSUSE is the community around SUSE Linux ;)
<2> (granted, it's a bit misleading ;))
<2> or confusing, rather
<4> yaloki thank you now I got it
<2> and as Albertop wrote on #opensuse, you have 3 options for SUSE Linux 10.0
<2> SUSE Linux 10.0 OSS, SUSE Linux 10.0 Evaluation and SUSE Linux 10.0 retail
<5> lol
<4> hehe
<6> opensuse develops and suse sells a version with support or you can download eval version with community support
<5> night for real now :)
<4> Gosh!!! but now again I have different Versions.... what are the differecnes among OSS, retail and evalution ?
<6> oss contains only open source software the eval and nonfree versions contain software with closed sourcecode
<0> APACHE_MODULES="access alias auth dir log_config mime setenvif"
<0> APACHE_MODULES="access actions alias asis auth autoindex cgi dir imap include
<0> log_config mime negotiation setenvif status userdir"
<0> # your settings
<4> oh thanks
<0> there is one more too
<6> anyone else running 10.1 rc1
<2> Rodietze: OSS is the 100% opensource version, it only includes packages under an opensource license
<6> yep
<2> Rodietze: the evaluation version is.. well.. it's not an evaluation ;)
<1> yaloki one more question
<7> i am siege2050
<6> the evaluation actually is totally free i run it
<7> playing with xgl and i screwed the pooch somehow
<2> Rodietze: it has the content of the OSS variant + proprietary packages like flash, adobe reader, realplayer, ...
<4> yaloki wow! really? :D
<1> yaloki after highlighting a text with v [visual] how I can copy it ?
<6> have you had any big bugs yet
<7> all i did was change 1 file, i change it back like it was, and kdm still wont start
<2> Rodietze: well, it's dubbed "evaluation" for legal shmoo ;)
<0> maybe I just need to restart
<2> hardddisk: type "y" to copy it to the buffer (y = yank)
<4> man I don't know why I prefered Debian over SuSE
<2> hardddisk: then type p or P (shift+p) to paste it
<8> well, I'm getting there... got the iso's extracted and was able to boot YaST, but now it can't find an installation medium
<1> yaloki thank you
<2> Rodietze: me neither ;P
<6> hum
<7> siege2050: yeah, the package manager is bussssted
<6> did you upgrade
<7> siege2050: and its not scaling my centrino cpu
<6> or fresh install
<2> grrr
<7> nope fresh
<6> weird
<6> no prob here yet
<7> siege2050: it works for factory, but not for packman or guru
<4> heh but while I used apt-get I could save the packages .deb to a CD, using YaST can I save the packages? like in Debian they used to be at /etc/apt/cache
<2> sPiN: ?
<7> yaloki: 10.1 package manager
<2> Rodietze: no, not with YaST2
<6> yeah im leaving mine stock so i can find any bugs
<4> yaloki :(
<6> i usually run 10.0
<2> sPiN: it doesn't work with my repo ? using what type, rpm-md or yast2 ?
<2> Rodietze: you can use apt on SUSE though
<2> Rodietze: or use smart
<2> Rodietze: I'd rather recommend smart than apt btw
<6> i dont like the new update icon
<6> i like the little green suse button
<7> yaloki: yast2 i guess
<7> never heard of rpm-md
<2> sPiN: rpm-md = yum
<4> ok I just will need o download the packages and later save all of them to a cd
<2> sPiN: this URL ? http://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/misc/suser-guru/rpm/10.1/
<2> sPiN: or this URL ? http://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/misc/suser-guru/rpm/10.1/RPMS/
<8> any ideas for my install? I got it to boot from NFS, but now the installer says there is no installation medium...
<2> sPiN: 1st is yast2 format, 2nd is rpm-md/yum
<8> I extracted the iso's
<7> http://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/misc/suser-guru/rpm/10.1/
<2> sPiN: ok, that's the yast2 repository
<6> i download the rc1 isos and used the dvd build script but my download was corrupt and i got kernel panic. had to check md5 sums
<2> sPiN: you could try with the rpm-md one ;)
<6> took me like 4 hours to download arghgh
<8> any ideas?
<2> sPiN: and you could use a faster mirror: http://ftp.skynet.be/pub/suser-guru/rpm/10.1/RPMS/
<2> coolego1: NFS, HTTP, FTP, SMB ?
<8> NFS
<2> hm, not the easiest to debug
<7> yaloki: actually i am using the skynet mirror
<8> I suppose I could try one of the others
<6> my nfs wont start auto sometimes have to start it by hand
<8> what do you recommend?
<2> coolego1: you have a DHCP server on your LAN ?
<8> yeah
<8> well, it's a router
<8> but yeah
<2> coolego1: FTP
<2> coolego1: or HTTP, with HTTP you can check the HTTP server logs to see what/whether the installer is trying to access
<2> coolego1: did you specify the host name or the IP address of the windows box that has the ISOs ?
<8> well, I just booted using FTP, so I think I'll try that for a sec
<2> ok
<8> I specified the IP
<2> good
<8> because it won't let you use the hostname anyway
<2> you can, but only if your DHCP broadcasts a DNS server
<6> ive not noticed any bugs in rc1 yet which suprises me . the only one was the 10.1 10.1 double in grub
<2> or if you enter the DNS server IP address manually at the GRUB prompt
<7> siege2050: tried xgl?
<6> yeah
<7> siege2050: with gnome? or kde?
<6> works pretty well but i only tried it on 10.0
<9> siege2050, that's because they did 203 beta versions first
<6> kde
<7> siege2050: yeah i did it on 10 fine, but 10.1 doesnt work the same way
<6> havent tried it on rc1
<6> what problems
<6> ?
<7> and the gnome xgl config tool says my card isnt supported so it wont let me enable it the easy way
<7> http://en.opensuse.org/Using_Xgl_on_SUSE_Linux <--- highly inaccurate
<2> sPiN: fix it ;)
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