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<0> it's what the software likes
<0> I actually installed it on FC4 and modified the install.sh file to not check for fc1 and what not and it puked out big time
<0> They do make it for CentOS4 though I found out after I installed it on FC1..
<1> beat the developer
<0> I'll be damned if I install it again
<0> FC1 works fine, does what it needs
<2> you should beat the developer with a big stick.
<3> And on top of that, has no security updates. How can you possibly go wrong?
<2> mwilson: if it's a web app, could set it up and use Apache2 to proxy requests.
<2> at least it'd be safe then.
<0> Just a mock up demo really
<1> No updates no restarting services....Just think of the uptime....
<2> Cyrano_De: yeah, until your ISP kills your 'net connection because the box is being used to spam everyone.
<0> Prolly install the new server with centos4
<2> whooooops
<1> Botnets love uptime...
<2> lol
<1> For developers do you have to follow the rule of thumb like you do for your wife?
<3> If it's a "mock-up demo", then whyinhell are you uploading to it? Don't bother to lie... whatever this is, you've got it connected to the live internet.
<0> The impact of the blow depends of the A. Degree of Stress caused by the "object" and B. tThe multiplier, 2x for a devloper, 3x for a wife.
<0> Actually it is not connected to the internet, I am just connecting to it peerly through intranet.
<0> I've been hacked, those are my files!
<2> right.
<0> Good thing Microcrap ships anonymous ftp servers out of box
<4> hello
<5> how do i change the root PW again?
<5> p***wd?
<4> p***wd root
<5> thanks
<5> interesting....
<5> when you do login and try to login as root from another user...
<5> it says incorect login
<5> you have to use su --
<5> why is this?
<6> hi! i just installed FC5 in my laptop the prob is why its "only" 800x600 in my display
<5> common problem
<5> you have to change the settings in some file
<5> some conf file in the X11 dir
<6> gawz that for my q?
<5> google search for answer
<6> okay
<5> yes
<5> google display problem X11 conf file
<4> xorg.conf
<5> thats it!
<6> its been 3 distro's already i tried in that laptop
<4> what laptop?
<7> All there is worth knowing about linux and laptops can be found at http://www.linux-laptop.net/
<5> just find the right setting for that file
<6> Gateway 200arc
<4> hmm
<4> gluck
<5> google the computer type also
<5> someone already solved the problem
<6> maybe ihas issue
<6> but it can
<6> coz i tried the live cd its good
<5> distros dont get the display right on most laptops have to do manually
<5> file will only have 800 x600 for screen
<5> edit it to 1024 x678 etc
<6> okay
<6> i tried
<5> google!
<5> forums
<5> thats what i did
<4> open the file, find the screen section
<6> ei it really no mc installed by default in FC5
<6> thats where i want to edit
<4> vi
<4> vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<6> alright gonna try that
<4> vi kinda tricky
<4> is terminal based text editor
<6> specially to me..... NEWBIE
<4> ill help if you want, vi can be frustating to the uninitiated
<6> okay i'm gonna go down to 1st flr... my laptop is there :)
<6> brb...
<4> i have about 5 min
<6> monkieboy
<4> y
<4> OrTigaS: i have just a few min
<4> do you have the xorg.conf file open yet?
<6> i just open it
<6> dunno yet the vi editor
<6> its shows only 800x600 there
<4> use the arrow keys to navigate and find the screen section
<4> hold on, hold on
<4> hit escape key
<4> this puts vi in command mode, then type :q!
<4> this exits without saving
<4> lets make a copy of the original file first
<4> cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old
<4> Section "Screen"
<4> Identifier "Screen0"
<4> Device "Videocard0"
<4> Monitor "Monitor0"
<4> DefaultDepth 16
<4> SubSection "Display"
<4> good grief
<6> Welcome Back
<4> lol
<6> sorry
<6> i open the terminal and slogin as root
<6> then o type vi
<4> wait
<6> next
<4> did u backup that file
<4> copy
<6> not yet
<4> cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old
<4> give me your email by doing a /msg monkieboy
<4> ill email you my xorg.conf file. it will be different, but not much. i had exact same issue with my laptop
<8> whats the best way to remove Linux without trashing the partition?
<4> 'trashing'?
<8> I install on drive that has XP installed
<4> you have a drive with one partition which has xp installed and you want to install linux so you can dual boot?
<8> well I created Linux own partition
<8> but when I remove the linux partition..it screws the whole drive up
<8> and have to fdisk/format reinstall windows
<4> ultimately, what do you want to do with the partition after you remove linux?
<8> use it for windows
<4> use windows xp disk mgmt to format the drive with ntfs
<9> hey there , i have a redhat 8 linux box useing it for routeing , and till now i didnt use no kind of desktop, i managed the box thru network, how i can put a X desktop ? have to instal a rpm packege or ? couse i know is not instaled
<4> unbelievable
<4> OrTigaS: check your email
<4> man00: other option - partition magic or equivilent
<6> okay
<4> OrTigaS: um, did you get the file?
<9> monkieboy , i have a redhat 8 linux box useing it for routeing , and till now i didnt use no kind of desktop, i managed the
<9> box thru network, how i can put a X desktop ? have to instal a rpm packege or ? couse i know is not instaled
<4> Mad: figure out which desktop wm you want first. i would suggest gnome or kde. then head over to their website, start installing dependencies via rpms, then go after the core installer
<4> spend a lot of time reading the documentation
<4> i must go now
<4> good night
<10> :)
<11> gah....
<12> 'evening.
<13> im doing man date, now i tried date +%N , what does nanoseconds mean?
<11> they're like picoseconds
<13> picoseconds?
<13> so nanoseconds is smaller than seconds right?
<11> yes, basic units of time
<13> so it's displaying the seconds in time but a little bit smaller in nanoseconds, am i right?
<13> if i use that as my filename so it is impossible to have a file conflict right?
<13> like if a user execute the command to create a file and then i use the nanoseconds result as my filename,it would be impossible for any user to have same filename right?
<14> boo
<11> ?
<14> ting-init personally i use the unix timestamp along side a 6 digit randomly generated number to ensure unique filename
<13> Redragon^ hey coder of gnuhh ;)
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