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<0> somehow the gcc i installed earlier isn't the complete version i think, its only 400k when the one im downloading now is 37mb
<1> Coma
<1> what you say about this:
<2> 42
<1> checking for libpq++.h... configure: error: Unable to find libpq++.h
<2> I'd say that you forgot to install the development package for libpq++
<1> the problem is that is not on my list and i don`t know where to find it and how to install it(is e***y /hard?)
<2> Hmm, ubuntu's packaging is a little funny compared to debian itself, but you could try installing libpq-dev
<1> :)
<1> i allredy installed it
<1> i think libpq++ is for C++
<1> am i right
<1> ?
<2> You genius!
<3> hehe
<1> :)))
<1> so where i can find libpq++
<1> ?
<1> you know?
<0> google it
<2> Perhaps it's available from ubuntu's universe repository
<4> 25 minutes 25 minutes!
<0> whats the difference between a bz2 and a gz? just the compression?
<2> D0C: Yup
<0> theres over 10mb difference between them, i'd say gz compression ****s
<2> Depends on how you look at it
<0> how do you mean Coma
<0> maybe a gz will uncompress faster, thats the only upside i see
<5> hi
<2> If you only considder compression size and speed, yes. By now bzip2 is in widespread use, but until "recently" availability could have been a problem
<0> hello
<5> i have fresh installed ubuntu 5.10
<5> now my problem is when i run apache2, i can surf to my box but i cant get in using telnet localhost 80
<2> um
<5> any solution or any telnet localhost <any open ports>
<2> porgamer: That was a typo, right?
<0> telnet isn't supposed to be on port 80
<0> 80 is for http
<2> D0C: He's trying to connect to apache, using telnet
<5> D0C im trying to telnet the port of my http just to check if it is open through localhost
<5> my box is acting weird
<2> porgamer: Did you really install an older version of ubuntu, while 6.06 is already available, and has been, for months?
<5> from a remote pc i can view the web
<0> ill shut up now
<2> D0C: Using telnet, you can establish a connection to any service running over tcp. It's a common trick
<2> Certain people would probably go as far as to label it "hacking", but that's BS
<6> accessing unapssworded shares, is hacking these days
<2> porgamer: Have you check whether apache is running in the first place, and if so, checked which address it's bound to?
<5> yes cuz i can view it using my other computer http://ip.of.that.box
<5> but inside that box in the console, telnet localhost 80 wont work even telnet localhost 25 with smtp running,still wont work
<5> i did iptables -F
<5> and still the same..i cant connect using localhost
<5> or even typing telnet ip.add.of.the.box <port open>
<6> who localhost
<5> who localhost?
<7> 127.0.0.1. Christopher Thomas Nicodemus
<6> jus checkin
<2> porgamer: Can you telnet to port 80 from the other box?
<4> 10 minutes 10 minutes!
<5> # telnet 127.0.0.1 80
<5> Trying 127.0.0.1...
<2> (Obviously, you can ;)
<5> that's all i can get :((
<0> lol, now im getting a makeinfo is missing on your system
<2> *sigh*
<5> coma yes i can telnet from other pc or box
<2> porgamer: Either you have a firewall rule sitting in the way, or apache isn't listening on 0.0.0.0 but on a specific address
<5> i did iptables -F already and still the same
<2> So, that'd leave apache as the problem, right?
<5> tcp6 0 0 :::80 :::* LISTEN
<5> but dont have tcp LISTEN :((
<2> Oh, neither do I.
<8> Coma, SquirrelMail has stopped working once again ..Error connecting to IMAP server: localhost.
<8> 4 :
<8> any challenge ?
<2> Check your imap server again?
<8> yes, works for in outlook but not in webmail
<2> So, undo whatever changes you made that made it stop working :P
<8> :P Coma
<4> 1 minute!
<3> no going home for you today..hehe
<2> Make it BSOD ;)
<3> hahaha
<4> GONE BYE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
<3> you didnt log out!!!!
<3> heh
<2> Sure, just run away
<3> where's Fiver?
<4> i am now!
<3> lol...cant say i blame him..i would too ;)
<0> can anyone help with 'makeinfo' being missing from my system?
<3> you'd think it was friday
<0> i just installed GNU make as it suggests, but still no go
<2> lol
<2> D0C: It's probably part of texi2html
<0> i just tried to install texinfo, same thing?
<2> Oh wait, yeah, that's it
<0> i dont think the install worked, im trying it again
<2> texinfo: usr/bin/makeinfo
<0> i dont have that file/directory
<2> nono, that only shows that usr/bin/makeinfo is part of the textinfo package ;)
<0> well when i try to install texinfo, i get this:
<0> /home/justin/Desktop/texinfo-4.8/info/terminal.c:370: undefined reference to `tputs'
<0> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
<0> it wont make
<2> OMG
<0> eh?
<2> D0C: How about installing the textinfo package as provided by suse?
<0> as i mentioned earlier, its not provided through my package manager
<0> i finally found a suse rpm
<2> Sorry, was afk for a sec, duty called
<0> np
<3> taking the kids to the pool? =P
<0> i believe you meant "dropping the rotweilers off at the pool"
<3> lol
<5> why cant yum install sshd wont work?
<2> No, help some annoying cow-orker with a cd he wasn't able to read
<3> gotta love being in the middle of something then you actually have to 'work' =\
<3> hehe...
<5> or yum install ssh
<0> is there any way to add rpm repositories to YaST's sources so i dont have to go google every time it bitches about a dependency?
<5> it says no package for argument
<2> "I think it's a max cd, because I can't read it"
<2> s/max/mac/
<3> lol
<2> Well, surprise, surprise, a mac wouldn't read it either, nor linux, nor freebsd.
<0> Coma: that seems to have fixed my compiling problems, thanks
<2> D0C: Heh, and it doesn't even relate to compiling
<0> im just wondering how long its going to be before i run into the next issue
<0> somehow installing suse has already made my xp install unbootable
<0> imma go afk, cya all in a bit
<2> Maybe it just nuked your mbr and didn't pick up your windows install, that can be fixed
<9> Hello. I have made a directory in Apache p***word-protected, and have set the p***word for the user with htp***wd2. But, there are several users that need access. Whenever I use htp***wd it overwrites the other users. How can I make p***words for several users?
<2> Oeyvind: Stop using the -c option, like the documentation tells you
<9> Oh... Duh.. Thanks
<2> What, no gline this time?
<6> who
<3> heh
<6> meh
<10> beh
<6> ahhh
<11> anyone can help please, wanna take every line from a file and use it as a variable inside a command, only did this when i was counting the lines and every line had a number at the beginning (ex: 1: 2: 3:), now i have simple rows
<1> who can tell me why i get this error:
<1> system version (for dynamic loading)... ./configure: line 4926: syntax error near unexpected token `('
<1> ./configure: line 4926: ` case `(ac_space=' '; set | grep ac_space) 2>&1` in'
<12> Dj-ScReeTcH: Because somebody doesn't know how to script
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