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<0> Supremacy2k, edit /etc/apache2/httpd.conf
<1> black sorry about that
<1> BlackBishop you want to copy /usr/lib/rpm/macros to ~/.rpmmacros
<2> done
<2> :)
<3> ValeFiona -> it's empty, it says to look in apache2.conf file, and i tried to search for it, no luck
<1> BlackBishop now cp -R /usr/src/redhat ~/
<3> ehh... came out wrong... i search in the apache2.conf file for document root line... no luck.
<1> Supremacy2k is apache2.conf in /etc/apache2?
<3> Redragon^ -> Yup
<1> Supremacy2k do grep -rli documentroot /etc/apache2
<1> it will list the files under that with documentroot in it, apache2 confs are all messed up and split apart
<4> Gewp: What's the SD for?
<3> Redragon^ -> what exacly does that line do ?
<3> ahh kk
<3> 2 sec
<2> done
<1> it searches all documents for the matching text starting at /etc/apache2 and moving thru all its sub directories
<5> longword: camera
<1> BlackBishop now it gets funky you want to edit .rpmrc
<5> longword: we owe the inlaws some money, so were buying them a camera with it :P
<1> wait no
<1> you want to edit .rpmmacros
<5> themaxxz: all i can swing at the moment
<5> themaxxz: thats all i have in there now, so i figure it wont be any worse...
<1> black search for %_topdir and change that to /home/user/redhat
<3> grep : /ect/apache2: no such file or directory
<3> okey 2 sec, im gonna switch to xchat on the linux box.
<1> thats cause it should be /etc/apache2 not /ect/apache2
<2> ok
<6> someone's usin "mozilla thunderbird"
<1> okay BlackBishop now we want to do rpmbuild --rebuild courier-imap-3.0.3.src.rpm
<1> or whatever the src.rpm file name is again :)
<2> oki
<2> rpmbuild --rebuild courier-imap-3.0.3-1.3ES.src.rpm
<1> yea thats it
<2> eww
<2> warning: user redragon does not exist - using root
<2> about 4 of these
<1> yea ignore those
<2> and a couple of failed dependencies:)
<7> er dont use root
<1> your doing this as user yes?
<1> if not its gonna fail
<2> yup
<2> [dexter@dexter dexter]$ rpmbuild --rebuild courier-imap-3.0.3-1.3ES.src.rpm
<1> you'll have to satisfy your dependencies
<2> ok .. no problem :)
<8> ahh back
<7> go canada!
<7> longword, did your guy do the skeleton yet?
<1> longword you like msi boards?
<8> Redragon^, -> i get this now : /etc/apache2/sites-available/default
<8> and /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default
<9> how do I check the ptr records for an domain>?
<1> supremacy then thats where the line is at
<7> dig ptr blah
<1> dig -t ptr blah isn't it?
<9> thank you
<7> nah
<1> must be nslookup flashbacks
<5> dig -x too
<7> why all the work :)
<8> Redragon^, -> emmm... i can only read the file ?
<5> all the work?
<5> one less char than ptr :P
<7> oh
<7> :)
<7> good good
<5> supremacy: are you root?
<8> TheGewp, -> i use the account created under the installation... dont know the root p*** ? lol
<1> sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-available/default
<1> see if that work
<1> i'm guessing at this point :)
<7> 4-0
<1> okay whats the big deal between SS ddr and DD ddr?
<8> Redragon^, -> i can edit the file now, but how do i save it ?
<1> with ctrl + x
<8> saved and restarted, lets see now.
<8> wooohoooooo :D :D :D
<8> Redragon^, -> You rules! Thanks. :D
<8> now... next part. MySQL
<1> its all easy buahahaha
<8> hehe, well im new... so it's quite difficult. :D
<10> And because it wouldn't START, I couldn't even init the mysql table.
<8> feel free to laugh whenever i ask stupid questions. :P
<8> argh!
<7> fight fight fight
<6> humiliation
<6> impressive.
<8> i installed the mysql as the FAQ Guide tells me to, and when i run mysqladmin -u root p***word db_user_p***word it says:
<8> bash: mysqladmin: command not found
<7> what distro are you using?
<10> supremacy: that's because it's a separate package
<1> did you install from src or use package like a wise person?
<10> wvhoops
<8> Viking667, -> okey, but i installed it...
<10> that program's supposed to come with MySQL-client
<8> Redragon^, -> now you ask something i dont know..
<8> i was told that Synaptic and apt-get was the same..
<7> did it involve 'make'
<1> no idea what synaptic is :)
<8> synaptic is a gui for atp-get i guess
<8> i looks online for any new updates ect to install
<8> and mysql is among them
<8> nstall the mysql-server package with Synaptic(See How do I use Synaptic to install packages
<8> guess it was the package. :P
<5> Redragon^: as i understand it, you can run ss in pairs or dd in singles...
<5> Redragon^: i found a spot on kingstons website that outlines all that jaz
<5> rather informative
<8> Redragon^, and Viking667 -> Synaptic says that MySQL-common is installed.
<8> and the commandline dosent even reconize mysql as an command.
<10> supremacy: yeah - now how about MySQL-clients?
<8> ehh... pas 2 sec.
<8> installing now...
<8> hehe and now something happend.
<8> how do i start mysql ?
<8> mysql -start ?
<10> err, mysqld is the server. mysql is the client.
<8> okey so mysqld -start ?
<10> that'll start the server, BUT there'll be a script that sets all that up, probably in /etc/rc.d/init.d land somewhere.
<8> what you just said is like greek to me. lol sorry.
<8> please explain 1-0-1 :D
<8> crap.. have to run for like... 15-20 mins, have to get some smokes.
<8> Viking667, -> Will you be online then ?
<10> cool.
<10> I will be.
<8> never mind my comp clock is 1 hour behind. lol
<8> spooky!
<5> smoking will kill you...
<5> just FYI
<1> anyone setup ntpd as a time server instead of just a sync daemon?
<8> if i set it to like 23:38:55 the clock says 22:38:55 ...
<5> Redragon^: whats the diff?
<1> well if you just start default install of ntpd it just syncs itself
<8> Viking667, -> well back to mysqld.
<1> i want a server on my lan that other machines can sync against
<1> but i dont know how to get ntpd to listen on 123 for machines to sync against
<10> supremacy: right. how did you install mysql again? With packages? Or by compiling?
<8> packages.
<8> i just need to start the mysql server i guess.
<5> Redragon^: in the old days i used to do that, and you just config it in inetd.conf
<5> these days....not sure, i use it to keep tabs on clock.psu.edu
<10> supremacy: then look in /etc/rc.d/init.d/
<10> there ought to be a script called mysqld. Use that to try starting the server.
<10> BUT you ought to address the other issue first
<11> I am supreme -- noone else, dammit!!!
<1> dont make me demonstrate superiority
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