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<0> or delete the user and recreate?
<1> access errors generated by cgi or php will show up in the apache web logs most generally. Also unless you have query logging enabled you wont see failed connections in error log for mysql
<1> muchacho yes
<0> yes to re***ign, recreate or both?
<1> c_wolf dumping the database only dumps the database structure and content (depending on settings), it never dumps the privileges to access the database because that is stored in a different database
<1> just reset the privileges with grant all on database.* to user@host identified by 'p***word'
<0> ok that much i know how to do
<2> hmm... any tool for get a backup on privileges too ?
<1> only thing you can do is dump the mysql database
<1> that is the database that stores privileges
<2> heh, then thats what i did once with a postgres database, i dump`ed the whole directory where it was stored at :D
<3> how i untar .zip ?
<1> you dont untar a zip, you untar a tar
<1> you unzip a zip
<3> alright
<3> how does one check if glibc has been compiled with nptl support ?
<0> but you can untar and unzip a tar.zip in 1 cmd
<1> no, you unzip first then you untar whats left
<3> I just installed Linux on my other PC, but don't know how to configure the internet connection. I connect to the internet in windows through LAN using a static IP and workgroup configuration. I entered the IP address and related info using YaST2 but how and where to specify workgroup and computer name?
<0> Redragon^ can you not tar -jxvf for bz2 tarball?
<0> so i imagine zip files have similar command
<3> Any idea RedDragon?
<1> muchacho bz2 (bzip2) is a compression, zip is an archiver
<1> you can p*** tars thru various compression utilities as your unpacking the tar, but you can't run it thru other archivers
<4> hey hey hey Redragon^
<1> hiya
<0> ok makes sense, so why would someone have a tar that is a zip, ie do both to a set files?
<0> isnt that like archiving an archive?
<1> yup thats exactly what it is, kinda redundant
<0> am i nuts or isnt that what the person asked earlier? to untar a zip?
<0> Redragon^ on the dbase, why is it the privileges had to be reissued? i know they are saved in the mysql dbase and not my app dbase, but i didnt change the name of the app dbase and i didnt erase the mysql dbase
<0> shouldnt the mysql dbase have the same privileges now as before?
<5> can someone help me with this: Error in named configuration:
<5> /etc/named.conf:6: change directory to '/var/named' failed: file not found
<1> what does line 6 look like?
<5> Redragon^: like this /var/named'
<1> thats the whole line?
<5> directory "/var/named";
<5> for be exactly
<1> okay does the directory /var/named exist?
<1> i'm guessing a) it doesn't exist or b) named doesn't have permission to access it
<5> yes
<5> have things like: localhost.zone.rpmsave localhost.zone
<5> etc
<1> do ls -ld /var/named
<1> show me what it says
<1> ahhh donuts and mnt dew
<6> Redragon^: try poking Speakz i think he had fallen asleep
<6> hehe
<5> Redragon^: drwxr-x--- 6 root named 4096 Mar 29 14:19 /var/named
<5> netbeui: nice joke
<1> bingo try doing chown -R named:named /var/named
<5> dammit
<5> chown: changing ownership of `/var/named/run-root/proc/29142/fd/4': No such file or directory
<5> chown: changing ownership of `/var/named/run-root/proc/29142/cwd': Operation not permitted
<5> much things like that one
<1> you have chroot named installed it would seem
<7> back
<7> .o
<1> i dont use that so not sure what the problem is, i'm guessing when it chroots it can't access /var/named anymore :(
<1> damn he's back
<7> who?
<5> Redragon^: then?
<1> hehe you
<6> hiya, themaxxz
<1> Speakz i dont know with the chroot package, you would have to determine what the chroot environment is (might look in /etc/init.d/named) and adjust your conf accordingly
<5> good... how
<1> hmm maybe i'm a tad unclear, i dont use named-chroot so I really haven't a clue
<5> uff
<5> got dammit plesk
<1> oh now we know the problem, your using plesk
<1> didn't you know thats an evil piece of software?
<1> only reason to use it is if you like self inflicted pain :)
<6> whats plesk?
<8> sounds like microsoft windows
<1> its a web hosting management system
<1> and their forums are lined with hundreds of complaints
<6> Redragon^: oh, endorse yours Redragon^
<1> hehe
<1> you can
<1> or use the bot to :)
<5> (Redragon^): didn't you know thats an evil piece of software?<-- now i know
<5> i think Cpanel is better
<1> i'm extremely biased in my opinion of web hosting management software
<5> why
<1> there are only 2 that hold any weight with me at all, 1 is h-sphere (not free), and 2 is mine
<8> is it a coincidence that the company making it is located in russia ?
<1> cause I wrote my own web management software, mainly cause I started before they did and I dont like their dictatorship :)
<3> Does anyone here use memcached?
<1> every management software out there besides mine dictates how a system will be run
<1> even h-sphere does and its by far the best commercial management software available
<1> !gnuhh
<9> i guess gnuhh is a FREE as in speech (GPL) web hosting management software package that supports administration and client console and a fully distributed network. Find out more at http://hostingsoftware.net Now released version 2.01 Now with webmail.
<5> :P
<6> Redragon^: did you wrote that webmail too?
<1> yup
<1> it even has spam******in management for users in it
<6> oh.. do you have a standalone version>
<6> (:
<1> not yet but planned
<6> sweet
<10> what does mod_access do again?
<10> is that for .htaccess or something?
<1> yes
<10> hrm... it doesn't appear that this apache 2.2 build compiled a mod_access :\
<1> its probably a module if your using a package
<10> eh? i just said there wasn't a module :P
<10> at least not in the same dir with the other modules
<10> i'm building from source, btw
<1> no you said it doesn't appear to be compiled in
<1> try apache -l
<10> mod_auth is gone too
<10> there is mod_auth* though
<10> core, prefork, http_core and mod_so
<1> check the conf for a loadmodule line commented out :)
<1> i really dont know about apache2, maybe they made it part of core, not sure
<10> apache 2 was complaining about the LoadModule line on startup
<10> saying that the mod_access module wasn't present where it should be (where the other modules are)
<1> see if there is another module line (dont remember the name of it)
<1> see if there is a package for it?
<10> i commented it out and it complained of mod_auth instead, heh
<10> i kinda doubt it since i'm on gentoo :P
<1> ah
<10> i can step through the build process if you know a compile option to supply
<3> Anyone here familiar with manually changing the ssl certificate with a server that has plesk?
<1> i'm guessing you didn't build the module so probably should build a dso to pull in with loadmodule
<10> mpm has to do with thread model stuff, right?
<1> mdaher i doubt you'll find plesk support here, that is commercial software, seek support from them
<11> Evening
<10> yeah... that's what i meant when i said it doesn't look like the build had created the module :P
<3> where would I find some help?
<1> plesk.com
<11> heya wolfie redragon
<10> s/created/included
<1> hiya scot
<10> whatever
<1> mdaher you payed for it you should get support
<1> .o
<10> i see a bunch of mod_auth_* packages
<10> but none for mod_auth alone
<1> maybe auth is part of core on 2.0, dont know, check docs
<10> 2.2
<12> hi all... how do I change my linux box host. RH 8
<10> config was working ok with 2.0
<10> {X-TrAnZ}: you mean hostname?
<12> yepp
<1> upgrade
<10> {X-TrAnZ}: there is a command called 'hostname'
<10> or you can edit /etc/hostname
<10> sometimes there is a /etc/init.d/hostname
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