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<0> gmake/make compiles
<1> well that :P
<0> And it'll probably fail as well
<1> y?
<0> Development packages
<1> but not the gmake ?
<1> gmake is good?
<0> g/make won't be able to finish compiling if the needed development packages are not installed
<1> but why do I need dev packages?
<1> I dont really need them no?
<0> Yes, you really really need them to compile anything
<0> They are the libaries, headers, etc that allow packages to be ***embled
<1> but postgresql-7.2.4 is full of the dev packages it need no?
<0> Hah. No
<1> y?
<1> updates u mean?
<0> Because that's how things work
<0> No, development packages != updates
<1> ok
<2> All of PostgreSQL successfully made. Ready to install.
<0> What's the last line that's printed there?
<2> All of PostgreSQL successfully made. Ready to install
<0> And before that?
<2> nothin
<0> There's no gcc lines or anything?
<2> no
<0> Welp, install it then
<2> how? lol
<0> I thought you were following a guide
<2> yeap
<2> gmake install ?
<0> Sounds good
<2> all done :)
<2> Thank you for choosing PostgreSQL, the most advanced open source database
<2> engine.
<0> All that work to do what a simple apt-get install postgresql-7.4 would have done
<2> good
<2> but i learned
<0> Yep, and you're about to learn http://nvd.nist.gov/nvd.cfm?cvename=CVE-2005-0247
<0> And a hard lesson about how not using packages hoses your system
<2> -su: cvs: command not found
<2> hmz
<0> I suppose you're going to try and compile that from source too
<2> hmz how?
<3> dre` why are you running 2 connections to this room? need 1 for each eye?
<2> lol no
<3> :)
<3> besides bnc are evil :)
<0> Dre`: What? Your guide doesn't tell you how to compile cvs from source?
<2> sry about that :P
<2> no reality
<0> Well, I guess you'll have to use packages
<3> you still fooling with pgsql for gnuworld?
<2> apt-get install cvs
<0> Redragon: Yeah, being clueless again
<2> Redragon, installing gnuworld now..
<3> dre` the walkthru for installing gnuworld is very detailed and tells you all you need to know
<2> yeap
<0> Redragon: Accept for the fact that he's using compiled packages for postgresql instead of system packages
<3> for one i doubt you want cvs version of pgsql for gnuworld, dont think it will run on it unless they did some serious updating to gnuworld
<2> cvs ok
<0> Redragon: And still hasn't properly updated the system completely
<3> reality last time i played with gnuworld it wouldn't run on the packaged pgsql, it has very strict pgsql requirements unless they changed it :)
<0> Redragon: It runs easily on 7.4
<3> but i didn't have to compile anything but gnuworld and pgsql
<3> cool, been awhie for me
<0> From default ubuntu install
<0> Well, security update applied at least
<3> definately want that gnuworld or not :)
<2> u c?
<2> he was not believing me
<0> Dre`: Because I know better
<2> cvs [login aborted]: connect to cvs.gnuworld.sourceforge.net(66.35.250.209):2401 failed: No route to host
<2> grr oh god
<4> Hola, alguien que sepa espaol y que pueda ayudarme con samba?
<5> haber dime
<3> .o
<6> hi there!
<6> anybody here tried ircd-hybrid?
<7> no topic huh
<3> ncurses i haven't
<3> themaxxz its lost to split i think
<8> somewhone here can help install httpd on a server?
<3> weedzone what distro you using?
<8> Debian GNU/\s 3.0 \n \l
<3> apt-get install apache
<8> i try that
<8> but look here
<8> Package httpd is a virtual package provided by:
<8> wn 2.2.9-2
<8> thttpd 2.21b-11.2
<8> roxen2 2.1.265-6
<8> apache-perl 1.3.26-1-1.26-0woody2
<8> sory for that
<8> :)
<3> try apt-cache search apache, see what package it lists
<8> apache - Versatile, high-performance HTTP server
<3> and you did apt-get install apache?
<8> but if i trye something like that would work...:apt-get install wn 2.2.9-2
<3> or did you do apt-get install httpd ?
<8> apache is already instaled
<8> Sorry, apache is already the newest version.
<3> then its installed
<8> but httpd don`t work
<8> You should explicitly select one to install.
<8> E: Package httpd has no installation candidate
<3> did you start it?
<8> i can`t locate httpd
<3> apache=httpd
<8> :(
<3> its probably named apache on debian
<3> so try /etc/init.d/apache start
<8> /etc/init.d/apache start
<8> Starting web server: apache/usr/sbin/apache already running.
<8> failed
<9> weedzone, so apache apparently already runs
<3> okay says its already running
<8> yes but don`t work
<3> now open a browser and point it to that ip
<8> :(
<8> i try that and still nothing
<3> to netstat -pln|grep :80
<8> tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 7870/apache
<3> so what happens when you open that ip in a browser?
<8> don`t open
<8> :|
<10> weedzone: check your iptables rules, maye the port 80 is filtered
<3> what error do you get in your browser?
<8> problem loading page
<3> !paste
<3> eek she missing
<3> do iptables -L -n
<3> and paste the results at http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org
<8> bash: iptables: command not found
<8> root@marvin:/#
<11> Okay, I'm here. (courtesy of redragon)
<8> iptable don`t work
<8> :(
<3> weedzone you need to do it as root
<12> evening
<8> look man if i give you a adduser u can help me?
<12> hey redragon
<3> hiya scot :)
<3> weedzone i'm not logging into your box, its better to learn how to do it :)
<10> weedzone: you machine have private ip address ?
<3> weedzone just do su - and enter the root p***
<8> yes i know
<13> weedzone, Would you give someone you don't know admin-access to your box anyways?
<8> i have root acces already
<3> cause i look trustworthy? hehe
<10> weedzone: use links or lynx from the server and browse your page
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