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<0> not yet it doesnt... will later in the tutorial
<0> thats another part of it, unfinished yet
<0> actually, im still trying to make it work perfectly, haha
<1> ahh ok.
<1> you using curves of any kind?
<0> yeh, svg does all this in beziers
<0> had to do my own tweening, since firefox doesnt support full svg yet
<2> ok
<2> got this biatch conf'd
<1> ahh.
<3> got some lan question, does it matter for the outlook not to send/message message if the lan connection is very slow?
<3> some of my workstation on the lan cant send/receive pop3 mail due to lan,but the can browse the internet without problems
<3> the/they
<4> hello
<4> checking for tclConfig.sh... no
<4> configure: error: file `tclConfig.sh' is required for Tcl
<4> when trying to install postgresql :/
<1> maybe you should use a package created for your distribution instead.
<4> how?
<1> uhh. either by using the CDs that it came with or by using Google to track down an appropriate package.
<1> and/or use urpmi/apt/yum to install the appropriate package.
<4> ic
<4> what does hose your system means?
<1> it means to destroy the software setup, usually.
<4> but it works after?
<1> no.
<4> no!?
<4> Setting up linux-image-2.6.15-23-386 (2.6.15-23.39) ...
<4> that will not work?
<1> I don't know.
<4> bronaugh, any other ideas?
<4> I installed tcl8.3.4
<4> and even installed postgresql manually
<4> and i do not know what it's not finding the tcl
<1> my idea is that you tell me what distribution you're running, for starters.
<1> so that I can tell you where you can find a package for it.
<1> because you're clearly having troubles building the package from source.
<4> ubuntu
<1> apt-get install postgresql-8.1
<1> or 8.0
<1> whatever's available.
<4> bronaugh, where is it stored?
<4> /usr/ ?
<4> where?
<1> where is -what- stored?
<4> postgresql when installed from apt-get
<1> if you want to know, dpkg -L postgresql-8.1 or whatever.
<1> it'll list where all the files are.
<1> pipe it through less or whatever.
<1> it's not very important, however.
<5> that's what we need, a unix command by the name of whatever. "ls -a | whatever"
<1> yeah. let's make one.
<1> I'll make it try to randomly unlink inodes.
<6> lol
<1> you can make it do something useful, if you so desire.
<4> i'm really confused
<4> brb
<6> DrE`: When you install a package, bits of it end up all over the place. In case of postgres, you'll find bits in /etc/, /usr/ and /var/, bt that doesn't really matter
<7> how would one go about setting up a vpn dewds
<1> depends; what will the endpoints be?
<1> if both are linux/unix openvpn might not be a bad choice.
<6> How much security do you need and how much time are you willing to invest?
<1> for ultra lightweight, you could use ssh port forwarding to fake it.
<1> if you need compatibility, whatever the ipsec implementation of the day is is what you want.
<6> But atleast think twice before you even opt for using ipsec
<1> so it looks like the wheel for my bike is back on its way here.
<1> by the time it arrives here, it will have travelled farther in the back of a truck than it ever will on a bike.
<1> "i feasted upon the flesh of the living and now i feel more alive than ever!"
<1> oh, I love my friends, I really do :)
<4> Coma, but i will want to start it up
<4> and edit some files of it
<4> actually because gnuworld ..
<1> install rcconf
<1> it allows you to -nicely- configure what starts up.
<6> DrE`: Well, startig and stopping pg is done via its init script in /etc/init.d/, its config lives in /etc/postgresql/
<1> Coma: rcconf's a great util to handle that crap with a cute UI instead of rm/ln
<4> ic
<6> Oh, but debian's got update-rc.d too
<1> cool.
<1> rcconf is slicker. but that's nice to know.
<4> Coma, what is the package that includes pgtclsh please?
<6> DrE`: From the looks of it, there's no debian package providing that
<4> ubuntu
<4> i'm using ubuntu
<4> pgtclsh is a dir that has tcl support
<6> Which is basicly a dressed up subset of debian, so I doubt if there's a package available for ubuntu
<1> apt-cache search pgtclsh
<6> lol
<6> "is a dir that has tcl support", damn that sounds funny
<8> hi, may i know where does CentOS store all the certificate thing? i'm going to reinstall my server.... do backing up /etc and later restore sufficient??
<6> HTF can a directory have tcl support?
<4> :/
<4> dunno man
<4> no i mean in it
<6> Sounds more like some sort of postgresql/tcl shell
<4> yes
<4> i'm mixed up :(
<4> I all wanted was tclconfig.sh so that postgresql would find it :/
<2> hmm
<1> y0 f00
<9> how do I search for a dir/file in ssh?
<1> ... just as you would in any other shell.
<10> hello :>
<3> okiee: locate in redhat
<10> I updated ubuntu (which was on vmware) to the new release, and it gave me some errors after that
<10> it was a 500+ mb download
<10> and while it was installing, it asked me if I wanted to keep some files/settings
<10> I chose "keep"
<10> after the machine restarted, a few programs dissapeared and I got some errors
<10> I restored it back to the original state, since I am using vmware
<10> I want to make the update again
<1> so let it update that stuff.
<10> should I choose "not keep" to get it to work ?
<1> yeah. try that.
<10> okay, thats my first question answered and thanks :>
<10> my second question is:
<10> I want to check out Fedora on vmware
<10> never tied it before
<10> I have only experience with Ubuntu
<10> how will fedora differ from Ubuntu ?
<1> different package manager, different packages.
<1> similar software.
<10> does it have something like apt-get install ?
<1> yum install <foo>
<10> then its easy to install stuff on fedora, just like Ubuntu ? right ?
<1> should be. though yum ****s.
<10> one last question
<10> http://www.linspire.com/ <- comments ?
<1> throw it in the trash?
<1> they have a bunch of crappy undocumented custom scripts that glue the whole mishmash together.
<1> in my opinion it is one of the crappiest and worst documented linux distributions around.
<10> I downloaded "Cooperative Linux" from http://www.colinux.org/
<10> and then I tried to install it
<10> my security went haywire
<10> kept saying it was a virus
<10> it would'nt even let me download debian
<10> I was'nt sure what to do
<10> I had to uninstall it after that
<1> colinux hooks into win32 kernel I think.
<1> so I'm not surprised stupid software thought it was a virus.
<10> do you know of any other colinux variants ?
<1> no. why don't you try colinux again, and ignore the security BS?
<10> okay..
<11> hello guyz..! can i run BIND ubuntu client or its better to go for the server ?!
<11> i ve tried to run it on redhat AS 3, but it faced alot of difficulty with that
<12> !seen palomino
<13> how do i install libpq++ ?
<14> Dr^Dre: What distro?
<13> ubuntu
<14> Allright. Are you going to use it for allready compiled software, or are you compiling something?
<3> any idea how do i sent a simple mail inside the console using echo
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