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<0> Cannot open/read repomd.xml from core: Error:could not parse file //var/cache/yum/core/respond.xml
<1> good luck fiver :)
<2> Zer0: have you rebooted since you upgraded from fc4->5?
<0> lol
<3> lol Redragon^ , well, laddies can be compiled somwhere else than on computer :)
<0> ah
<0> Yeah I think but I can do it right now
<2> Zer0: also try running: yum clean all
<0> be right back rebooting
<0> k
<0> Back in
<0> ok did
<0> Yum clean all
<0> it's finished
<0> Try - yum check-update again?
<0> ok done
<0> Fiver: Already did Yum clean all
<0> next?
<2> yum -y update
<0> roger
<0> redownloading it looks like
<2> when it's done, look to see whether it installed a newer kernel. if it did, reboot again
<0> how do I check to see if it installed a new kernal
<4> hi all, i copied an older instance (same version, did it to restore data) of my mysql db to the mysql dir
<1> should tell you
<0> lol obvious huh
<4> now when i access the app it says mysql error 1017 cant find file ./dbase/config.frm but that fine is in that dir
<4> unless ./dbase refers to something other dir i dont understand
<4> Zer0 try uname -r
<0> ?
<4> to see what kernel you have
<0> ah ol I will as soon as yum finishes
<4> are you letting yum update the kernel?
<0> So fiver does this mean my yum install php - Could have been successful ?
<0> I am just seeing the FC5 dependicie issues?
<0> ?
<5> hi all
<0> hi
<5> need some help with a CentOS filesystem problem please. I've got a strange directory called "\ " (without quotes), but I can't see what's in it or delete it. Can anyone help please?
<1> roop: thats not something that centos stuck in
<1> but you can do cd '\'
<5> no i know - i think it's a hack
<5> root@woof [/usr/local/apache/htdocs]# cd '\'
<5> -bash: cd: \: No such file or directory
<5> root@woof [/usr/local/apache/htdocs]# cd '\ '
<5> -bash: cd: \ : No such file or directory
<1> if you use single quotes you can get into it
<1> okay the problem isn't the \ it is that there is a space
<1> try cd "\ "
<1> and cd "\ "
<2> Zer0: yum install php "should" work, but it's possible there were problems during the upgrade from fc4->5
<1> rootkits and the like tend to put spaces in to make things more difficult for average user to get in
<5> that's what I thought it was
<0> Fiver: ok waiting out this yum update
<5> i've tried the cd "\ ", and '\ ' and neitehr work I'm afraid
<5> i've also tried "\\ " trying to use the escape character but that doesn't help
<1> keep adding spaces and make sure with an ls -l that no spaces are before
<5> root@woof [/usr/local/apache/htdocs]# ls -al
<5> total 152
<5> drwxrwxr-x 3 root root 4096 Mar 31 16:40 \ /
<5> with the single quote not double?
<1> okay try cd '\ /'
<5> the / in the ls -al above was the directory signifyer, as in directory1/
<1> directories don't show up like that
<1> its there to throw you off
<5> oic
<1> drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Jun 2 2005 test
<5> even though a real dir in the same folder is listed as:
<5> drwxr-xr-x 8 root root 4096 Mar 28 23:44 manual/
<1> thats a directory, notice no /
<6> Roop: use <tab> ! :p
<5> damn
<5> T`az you're the man. Stuupid of me not to have tried it
<5> Red: thanks very much for your hlep - much appreciated, and I'll try the single quotes in the future :)
<6> Roop: also midnight commander might halp you navigate through your filesystem without typing the 'weird' dirnames :p
<6> help*
<5> Taz: thanks for that. will it work on a console or just in a GNU/Knome environment?
<5> ignore that - found it online
<6> mc works in console only
<5> Many thanks for your help guys - got rid of the nasty thing now :D
<1> reinstall is your best bet
<1> once they are in, they are in :)
<7> you still need to find out how it got there, to prevent repeat
<5> yes thanks - i'm close to that but wanted to make sure I didn't backup any nasties in with the user data :(
<1> hehe
<5> it's a full time job these days ...
<4> ok i think i have some weird selinux prob; i can see my dbase and all its tables in phpmyadmin but i cannot add/edit data to them
<4> and when i try repair table it says it can find each table in dir ./dbase/tablename.frm
<4> this is all because i copied yesterdays dbase backup over today's dbase in the var/lib/mysql dir
<0> Hope this finishes soon my lines in my office are getting upgraded to 1000mpb
<4> is there some selinux permissions i have to give the dir?
<2> muchacho: man restorecon
<0> Fiver Could I interupt the yum process and resume it>
<2> you can, but I wouldn't recommend it, especially since you're already having problems of some sort as a result of an upgrade
<0> k
<5> thx again - bye all
<4> Fiver wwooooohhooooooo!!!!! ok that did ... something? i'm back in but the dbase is still only viewable.
<4> Fiver nope, now its all back. i dont even know what i really did with restorecon but it worked
<2> :)
<8> muchacho: congrats!
<2> muchacho: if you're going to use selinux, which is good, you should familiarize yourself with those tools, and read the selinux faq :)
<1> well got me one of those, its a matter of migration, that takes some time :(
<4> i agree. i use the chcon and stuff but never knew about thsi tool
<8> Redragon^: don't I know it
<2> muchacho: ok good :)
<8> Redragon^: I have been working on a migration since Oct
<1> about 580 more domains to migrate still
<2> dreamd, ltns, how've you been?
<8> Fiver: six one, half dozen the other. How about yourself?
<2> dreamd: about the same.. and fairly busy lately
<8> Fiver: I can relate to that
<2> I broke down and threw away some old Sun equip this weekend :/
<8> Did it hurt?
<8> I am sorry. *hugs*
<2> couple 19" monitors and a Sparc 10 pizza box :/
<2> thanks
<8> Man! I wished I had known!
<1> yea me too
<8> I needed a monitor for my sparcstation
<1> your suppose to throw things this way
<9> not me
<2> well, the shipping on those things is outrageous
<9> have n]enough junk
<1> dreamd you see my network diagram?
<2> I've still got some external CD-ROM drives for the old Sparcs if anybody wants them
<8> Fiver: sometimes worth it when it comes to old hardware
<1> http://www.red-dragon.com/network.jpg
<2> and a couple external drives
<8> Fiver: I would love to have one!
<2> dreamd: I'd be happy to send you one, just let me know how you want to handle it
<8> Fiver: well, I would want to pay for it first
<2> dreamd: I can give you my email or whatever
<9> Redragon^, your wifi is vulnerable :)
<1> how so?
<9> Redragon^, hooks right into your internal lan
<1> behind a firewall
<8> Redragon^: mine is similar, except my router is firewalled
<1> oh internal
<1> so how is that vulnerable?
<9> Redragon^, how are you connection to it, wep, wpa, wpa2?
<1> wep
<9> oh dear
<1> yea
<1> but i have a security measure not often seen with wifi
<9> Redragon^, I park outside and after 5min I'll be on your network
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