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<0> Redragon^, when you master lartc you could write a guide that is more human understandable :D
<1> well not all of it but i'm getting handy with using it with iptables to mark stuff and route accordingly
<2> JoeyT: you're using mod_userdir or whatever it's called?
<0> Redragon^, i would love to use that the shape the slow upstream and give certain things a high priority. but that guide on lartc.org is over my head, hehe
<3> mmh, im not sure, where can i see that?
<2> JoeyT: well, I was wondering since you're putting files in the public_html directory... what's the url?
<0> JoeyT, the files in ~/public_html must be world readable, and subdirectories additionally executable
<3> the url, is www.mydomain.com/~user.. and yes it has permition i do chmod -R 777 public_html/ and doesnt work..
<2> try enabling mod_userdir if it's not enabled
<1> ValeFiona if I get a chance i'll write a basic lartc howto using iptables and mark
<0> world writeable is bad for security reasons tho
<0> Redragon^, the community would love you, i am sure! :D
<3> yeah i know, i just did that to probe
<0> JoeyT, then its the apache configuration you have to check
<3> i have the LoadModule userdir_module /usr/lib/apache/1.3/mod_userdir.so loaded
<4> how can i find index.html , when i open http://someip/ it opens me , index.html , but i dont know where the apache is configured , how can i find that index.html , and replace ..
<1> uploader look at httpd.conf for answers
<3> uploader, look on /var/www
<1> most of the time its /var/www/html or /var/www/htdocs
<4> aha , ok thanks..
<2> JoeyT: Do you have UserDir public_html in the config file somewhere? Or a UserDir directive at all?
<3> i solved the problem, i had to do chmod 711 /home/user
<3> the complete user folder it has permisions of execute, but not to read
<3> so its ok
<3> thanks
<0> JoeyT, hold
<0> JoeyT, only the folders need to be executable, not the files themselves. and dont make them writeable by others
<3> yes, thats why i doesnt write the -R
<3> i just did chmod 711
<3> the -R is for the files isnt?
<3> i havent used linux for more than 2 years, and im starting again.. so i forgot alot of things .. :$
<2> I'm surprised that it didn't work with just the public_html dir having permissions but Apache must do some extra checking
<5> Anyone know where the MySQL includes directory is in Fedora Core off hand?
<6> rpm -ql MySQL |less
<5> Thanks
<6> rpm -ql MySQL-devel |less
<5> Interesting. I don't see one.
<1> i think its mysql not MySQL
<5> Found it
<5> /usr/include/mysql
<5> : )
<6> lols
<5> Hm
<6> yea the mysql builds are camelled
<5> Anyone ever install the mod_accounting module for Apache successfully?
<6> my mate is having problems with software raid so i think we're going to give up
<6> anyone got some rec's for a pci-x 64bit hardware raid card?
<5> 3Ware
<5> : )
<6> Promise FastTrak TX2200 Serial ATA
<6> what about that puppy?
<6> are 3ware the raid dons?
<0> gilesw, i would pick several models and search the kernel mailing lists for problems, then buy what seems to work and what seems to be supported :)
<6> 3ware look expensive gulp
<4> can some one explane me , i configured everything in /etc/httpd/conf , and still opening the same index.html ..
<4> someone ?
<7> eclipse asks me that a lot.
<6> you need to edit /etc/httpd/conf.d/welcome.conf
<6> change it's name
<8> Anyone uses Spam******in (in spamd-spamc form)? Do I need to restart /etc/init.d/spam******ing everything I make a change to its local.cf file or no?
<9> how can I check if courier-imap is built with mysql support ?
<9> I mean postfix, not courier-imap
<10> if i have a .sql and .txt how do i insert that into mysql?
<11> what is this port used for? trap-daemon 3600/tcp text relay-answer
<4> gilesw how do you meen to change its name , i comment all the lines in welcome.conf , but nothing again ...
<6> .conf.old
<6> the file itself explains what it's doing
<4> aha .. ok
<9> When commenting out virtual_alias_maps,virtual_mailbox_domains and virtual_mailbox_maps in postfix main.cf It stops responding on port 25. More information here http://pastebin.com/565886
<10> nevermind
<12> hi,anyone using BitchX ?
<13> yo :)
<13> got strange hd prob here - installs once, but won't boot. upon booting as rescue, it fsck's fine, but upon mounting it kicks the drive off the bus (ide: failed opcode was : unknown)
<4> gilesw i cant find .conf.old , it shows me only welcome.conf , i comment the lines , i added virtual host to httpd.conf , and i put index.html , and still nothing ..
<6> thats what you have to rename it to
<13> also - hdb: dma_intr: status=0x51 {DriveReady SeekComplete Error} , and 0x84 {DriveError BadCRC} <-- drive dying?
<6> to stop it being detected
<2> ^Satyr^: Have you tried disabling dma for that drive in bios?
<13> I'll try that right now
<0> ^Satyr^, either the hdd is broken, or the controller where it is attached
<2> I wonder if the cable could be broken too
<2> or if it doesn't like a slave attached to the same bus
<2> or one of a million other things
<13> zrunn: the master drive seemed alive and well
<0> the error message is pretty straight forward
<13> Vale: would expect it not to mount or install rather than (consistantly) only failing on mount
<2> how long does it take to fsck?
<13> LBA: off, Blk mode: On , PIO: 4, 32 bit mode On (turning it off)
<13> fsck is normal speed (reiserfs)
<0> no
<13> turning blk mode off as well
<2> normally those errors do come from a bad drive though
<2> can you try to boot rescue, then dd if=/dev/<devicenode> of=/dev/null bs=16k
<2> and see if it gives errors too
<13> booting up to rescue - straight boot fails
<0> connect it from the primary ide channel to the secondary and see if things change. if not, replace the drive
<13> time to rip it apart again :) - hda = 5.1G (Win), hdb = 4G (was going to be Linux) hdc = 2.1 (FAT32/share) hdd = cdrom
<0> with these disk sizes you can see clearly the drive is _very old_
<0> hard drives have a guaranteed lifetime of about 5 years, not 20
<14> I had hard drive suddenly stop working, I removed all other drives (I had 4 installed) and it started working again
<15> with hard drives you can't guarantee a week
<2> ^Satyr^: Did the drive work before you installed Linux on it?
<15> but i've seen many last decades
<15> i have (2) working 20MB hard drives in this 8088 downstairs
<0> zrunn, the error message has nothing to do with the data that is on the drive
<2> well I wouldn't trust the latest Linux distro to work well on old hardware either
<1> why not zrunn?
<2> well, I'm just saying, with all the optimizations and quirks that have come out since then, there might be an incompatibility somewhere
<15> depends on the definition of old... you'd be hard pressed to get anything to run on this 8088 as the instruction set is only like 8 or 16 bits, not the 32bit every piece of software today would ***ume to be the minimum
<0> conspiracy even
<13> brb
<16> Hard drives have guaranteed lifetimes now?
<16> Where do you shop! I must know!
<1> well anything 386 or better shouldn't be a problem though you'll run into memory issues
<1> hehe best i can get is 5 year
<17> i keep buying seagate for the 5 year warranty, mostly for the free replacements
<1> longword i dont get it, i'm always having heat issues these days :(
<17> since they damn sure are believing that they might get away with not having to replace it, apparently
<16> There's a big difference between a 5 year warranty and a guaranteed liftime
<16> And there are usually strings attached like a duty cycle
<1> yup
<16> And environmental parameters
<16> The latter I don't mind, but the former ****s
<17> longword, compared to the chinese garbage that the electronics retailers stock in these parts, it might as well be
<17> i was at compusa last week, and they had "Centano" brand hard drives or some crap
<0> longword, where do you see the difference between warranty and guarantee?
<1> longword i'm having heat issues with this 64 dual :(
<17> i had thought that harddrives were almost as bad as trying to get into cpu fabbing
<17> but i guess the chinese can rip off any intellectual property, given enough help by the central committee
<13> (on call to customer ;))
<16> ValeF: When you put it that way, I guess you're right
<1> guarantee usually includes money back, warranty is part replacement only and usually more restrictive
<16> ValeF: But far too often there are mad conditions
<16> ValeF: Like "Valid only when drive is replaced every 10000 power on hours"
<1> read carefullly their definition of lifetime guarantee, when you see that they usually define the lifetime (ie 5 years or #### hours)
<0> well okay, in business and juristical terms there are restrictions. my point was that a hdd vendor says their product works for about 5 years
<1> lifetime generally means the life of the device not your life :)
<0> mmm! lifetime guarantee! like zippo lighters :D
<16> Typically IDE drives are warranted only for a 20% duty cycle
<1> even they have catches :(
<17> valefiona, sure you still dont want an account on my "nudies" website?
<16> i.e. they're supposed to stay switched off four days out of five
<0> longword, duty cycle means the time they are busy?
<0> Redb3ard, lol
<0> woah, then 20% duty cycle is ... evil
<0> the warranty i mean
<16> Yes, yes it is.
<0> western digital took 7 weeks to replace the broken drive. what do they think people do with their computer during this time? when the drive comes back you can buy a new computer cause its old already
<17> valefiona, im starting to think that you should have a raid mirror setup, with a spare in the closet
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