boot into rescue
mode and do it from there)
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Works for me (tm) - Although it seems that sometimes you have to switch
header views back from full to normal and then back to full for the
change to kick in.
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ntioned I *hate* SELINUX?!?!? ) since there doesn't
appear to be any way to disable it entirely. In any case, I'll try that
later...
Not wishing :) to open a massive can of worms (even though this probably
will) but why do you hate it so much?
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acility to do it that I've missed, I prefer to
use the Fedora Way if it exists.
incidentally, *why* have you put a volumegroup on an external disk?
Seems like an odd thing to do.
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On 03/01/09 14:47, John Aldrich wrote:
Quoting Stuart Sears :
okay, what I would do here is use the grub console to find /boot...
in case you don't know how:
hit 'c' to bring up the console
type root (hd
grub should fill in the disks it can see (hopefully hd0/1/2)
for eac
ur previous post, that you may be pointing grub at what
you think is sdc, which may only have
sdc1 - Extended
sdc5 - first logical partition
on it.
I had a similar issue with the installer seeing my disks in a different
order to what I expected.
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out the libusb
> entry in 50 so it's disabled and only the 20-local.rules file will take
> action?
The hal solution offered earlier seems like a good start if you want the
devices to be mountable, but not automounted.
There's probably a gconf key to prevent this from happening under
Stuart Sears wrote:
> Aaron Konstam wrote:
>> I just noticed there is no modprobe.conf in f9. What takes its place?
replying to myself, as I have come to look on another system.
> Well, I have one... are you definitely looking in the right place?
look at the various files in /et
Aaron Konstam wrote:
> I just noticed there is no modprobe.conf in f9. What takes its place?
Well, I have one... are you definitely looking in the right place?
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Unless you want your users to literally have *no* password...
This is a very bad idea! I'll let someone else tell you how to
compromise your system security like that. I can't bring myself to do it...
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Stuart Sears wrote:
> Jim wrote:
>> FC8-i386 To get sound in flashplayer, do you need to install
>> libflashsupport ??
>
> yes.
oops. I mean. possibly not. On Fedora 9 this is needed, but IIRC on
fedora 8 there wasn't such a problem.
/me goes back into hiding
Stuart
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Jim wrote:
> FC8-i386 To get sound in flashplayer, do you need to install
> libflashsupport ??
yes.
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r or far) copies of each chunk.
this is what
mdadm -C /dev/md0 -l 10 -n4 /dev/sd{a,b,c,d}1
would do, for example.
As opposed to manually creating 2 mirrors and striping over them.
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Group00 to make available.
Only one of the volumegroups will currently be available, you can't have
2 conflicting /dev/VolGroup00 entries. That way lies madness.
Alternatively, remove one disk, boot F9 (or FC5, really doesn't matter
which!) with a rescue disc and rename the volumegr
-release-9-5.transition.noarch.rpm
(that link will wrap)
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localhost ntpdate[2908]: the NTP socket is in use, exiting
>
> Any ideas?
service ntpd status
Should show you that the ntp daemon is already running.
You can't run both ntpd (the server) and ntpdate (the client) at the
same time.
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h /.autorelabel
If you do this your system will be checked and relabelled on its next boot.
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Paul Smith wrote:
> On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 12:48 AM, Stuart Sears <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[...edited...]
>> An 'AVC denial' is just telling you that SELinux has prevented
>> something from happening on your system. We'd need the actual
>> denial message to
s just telling you that SELinux has prevented something
from happening on your system. We'd need the actual denial message to
see what it's complaining about - click on the "Sheriff's badge" in your
system tray and tell us what it says.
Then we may know what is wrong!
Rega
> in previous installations. Any ideas?
On my F9 system it doesn't appear until you have selected your username
- then you get language and session boxes to choose from in the bar at
the bottom
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>>
> It should have already been an alias by default.
It's no longer an alias if you are root. I suspect this may have some
bearing on the issue.
I've just got used to typing 'vim' instead
just a guess :)
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ething on a 'spare'
> partition. Or when you change the fstab without realizing the implications!
True. 'users' and 'user' are not default options and tbh I don't see the
point of using them most of the time. IMO the only devices that users
should be mounting/
NEED TO SHOUT if you can avoid it.
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bsequent options, as in the option line users,exec,dev,suid).
IIRC 'user' has the same problems.
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installer, and
tell it to do an http install.
or, of course, just share the ISO image via NFS (yes, not http. I
realise that...)
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irs=1
seems that it might. It basically treats nfs_t the same as user_home_t
/me smiles inwardly at the idea of NFS being described as "locked down"
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you may be able to symlink that as well. But do think about the labels
on parent directories in the path to your mailspools.
cp -a /var/spool/mail /opt/local/
Will probably do the move for you.
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me_dir_t.
The semanage option is (arguably) better though.
Incidentally, if you mv (or cp -a) files from one dir to another, they
take their original labels with them. This bites people a lot.
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oblem.
I have yet to explore whether there will be problems with dovecot if
the mail area is symlinked (again normal previous practice for me with
SELinux disabled previously)
symlinked from where? /opt again?
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rservice.org/sites/download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/releases/9/Fedora/i386/os/
summarised as:
http://tinyurl.com/6ogyk5
(who knows, that may even work in the installer. never tried).
obviously it would make sense to choose a mirror that is fairly close to
your location.
regards,
Reik Red wrote:
Arthur Pemberton wrote:
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 9:50 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wait a minute. People are talking about using maildir format instead
of mbox format. Fine. But the original question was about local/offline
storage,
not the server storage.
You can stil
linuxguy wrote:
On Mon, 2008-06-09 at 19:21 +0100, Anne Wilson wrote:
On Monday 09 June 2008 19:08:46 linuxguy wrote:
My email setup is 6 different gmail accounts, being sorted into about 25
folders via rules. The largest folder has about 150,000 messages in
it. The smallest one has 5,000 me
Jim wrote:
What approach would you suggest that is better to use ?
I have a DSL AP 2Wire783 in front of my computer that does not have the
capability of giving me the Internet IP
This works for me after a moment's experimentation:
links -dump http://www.getip.com/| awk '/^IP Address:/ {prin
Anne Wilson wrote:
I forgot to save the actual message, so I'm quoting from memory. I keep
getting something like
'Not using repom.d. Older than the one I have'
I can't see anything odd about the repo files, so what could be wrong and
where do I look?
I don't think this is an error.
The
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