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On Saturday 18 October 2003 21:46, Claus Ladekjær Wilson wrote:
> I want to install postfix but have the problem that ssmtp is blocking the
> install. How do I solve this?
Unmerge ssmtp.
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You'll have to read Dans docs on the data format, I can never remember :)
HTH
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with the lack of problems with reiser, and a lack of problems with *any* fs.
My only minor beef with with either ext3, reiser, or xfs is with xfs in that
it can't be shrunk. All my LVM partitions are reiser for this very reason.
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e/is as stable as any Linux
OS, if properly looked after, and doesn't suffer from horrible binary
dependancies. But that's another arguement :)
We do need virtual domains, but Exim can do this too. Gentoo's qmail also
applies the TLS patch with the ssl use flag, and qmailscanner is de
.
Not necessarily. You *can* do it with just one box (no redundancy), or 2 boxes
(failover mailstore, and backup MX), or 3, or 4, or 5, or ..
Apart from the load, or any monetary issues, I see no reason why a
"fileserver" can't do mail too.
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eboot to fix.
I'll be setting up a proper system in the next few weeks, hopefully, earlier
if I can swipe a working hard drive to get my pair of k6-2 350's I managed to
salvage going.
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s see
Did you miss my post about DRBD?
Heartbeat between the server and a nominated failover. Primary fails failover
takes over the primaries IP via ARP clients are none the wiser.
The failover (and primary) can still function as mail servers too.
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and mbox's!
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server reappears. Doubly in theory if a secondary
server (the previously mentioned DRBD mirror of it) does some arp magic and
steals the primaries IP NFS will reconnect fail the transfer try again, or
bounce the message with a temporary problem.
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econdary/backup into a failover
backend storage system, and do it all over NFS.
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ogin Manager (Administrator
Mode) > Users
and tick the boxes to hide users.
I don't think you can prevent users logging in completely.
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o rerun that
> > program, and if so, what is it?
>
> don't start a new thread by replying to an existing message. it only
> creates threading problems.
Well spoken that man!
But to help Lewis, try looking at
/usr/portage/sys-apps/portage/files/README.RESCUE
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d.. then if I want I can update
> the packges i want to update..
> probably this can be achieved with DEPEND="..."
Nope.
Quite probably an open bug about it though.
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right after a recent portage update.
I have heard that /usr/lib/portage/bin/fix-db.py (NOTE THE Y!) fixes it.
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need to do 'genkernel --config').
Another option is to make the SCSI driver a module, not load it on startup,
and only attempt to load it when needed.
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ully remove sysklogd? I did emerge
> unmerge syslogd in the past already but the error is still there.
init scripts are considered configuration files, so are not removed when
unmerge'ing.
Just delete the sysklogd init script and re-run depscan.sh
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nlike me (who's that hiding under the desk! In the
corner, I can see you!), delete away :)
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pected it to be.
> >Root installs, user runs.
>
> Where shall I untar the tarball, on which folder? Will installation
> find the right folder automatically.
I think you are missing the point of Gentoo.
You don't do anything but issue a command, portage does the rest.
e package # download and compile
emerge -k package # try to use a precompile binary, or download and compile
Root installs, user runs.
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ts/dictd-dicts-1.0 to not mess up any dependencies.
>
> Any Help ? (nothing in google/gentoo.org)
Remove the directory, and gnome-applets-2.2.2, and any others that complain in
the same way later.
If you have them installed, install them again afterwards, otherwise your
don
st version available: 0.4
Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ]
Size of downloaded files: 131 kB
Homepage:http://pop3vscan.sf.net/
Description: A transparent POP3-Proxy with virus-scanning capabilities.
?
I have no idea what it actually does, or how it works, I
CD.
As much as I hate to say it.
Me to!
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e -ep system|grep glibc
[ebuild N] sys-libs/glibc-2.3.2-r1
sauron root # emerge -ep world|grep glibc
[ebuild N] sys-libs/glibc-2.3.2-r1
You only need one term/screen fetching world (emerge -ef world), and one
compiling it (emerge -e world).
HTH :)
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e question though.
Is it possible to get local.cf to include a second config file? I'd rather not
start cat'ing files together everytime I update the blacklist.
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E/QT man. Pretty sure k3b and/or arson work well with ATAPI burning,
possible cdbakeoven too, but I'm working from KDE CVS (last tried about a
month ago).
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Do I need to create some /dev/pgN devices? (presumably with mknod) ?
cdrecord -scanbus dev=ATAPI:
NO NEED FOR SCSI EMULATION ANYMORE! :)
cdrecord dev=ATAPI:0,0,0 -speed=16 driveropts=burnfree -v -data \
downloads/gentoo/x86-1.4-20030911-cd2.iso
Works just fine for me, on my stable x86 :)
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ng to
have to borrow a 200gig drive from work on monday? (I can do that, as I have
a spare one, and I'm the sys admin, but I'd prefer not to have to wait until
monday)
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6.4G 5.3G 779M 88% /home
7.6 meg for /boot, 2.0 meg free, and I have 3 kernels (2 x 2.4, 1x 2.6) &
matching System.map's, and a bootsplash initrd!
You will need a *lot* of kernels to fill 250meg!
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On Thursday 02 October 2003 14:10, Pupeno wrote:
> Hello Gentooers...
> Where are the scripts that are run by KDM acording to the option you choose
> (Xsessions, KDE-3.1.4, etc) on Gentoo ?
> Thanks.
/etc/X11/Sessions
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; (Control-C to abort)...
>>> Depclean in: 10 9 sauron root #
Warning enough I think :)
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problem went away. Not tried 2.6.0-test6 yet.
>
> Could you be more specific?
Err ?
2.6.0-test5-mm3 has problems
2.6.0-test5 does not.
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eck on the faster machine?
If you list localhost first, it shouldn't slow it down. I found this out last
week with 2 laptops (mine gentoo: celery 650, work winxp: p4m 1.8). The work
laptop was sending all the work off to my laptop, as it was listed first.
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; for koreancodecs. i comment it out and try to install cjkcodecs, but it
> still tells me that it is still masked.
>
> am i missing something?
Both are marked as unstable for x86, easiest way round is
ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge
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It's something trivial but I can't see the wood for the trees.
Try adding 'gid=100', or a gid of any other group you are in.
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> emerge --version
> Portage 2.0.49-r3 (default-x86-1.4, gcc-3.2.3, glibc-2.3.2-r1,
> 2.6.0-test5-mm3)
^
There's your problem!
I had exactly the same issue as you, changed to stock 2.6.0-test5 and the
problem went away. Not tried 2.6.0-test6 yet.
-
in the original kernel source tree and it
> kept the settings.
> What is different about the new kernel source tree that would make it
> not keep the .config settings?
Genkernel keeps kernel configs in /etc/kernel/.
It does this so it can safely do a 'make mrproper' before eac
same outcome too on my laptop, stable x86, upto date, mplayer 0.91
and without realplayer. My desktop is unstable x86, week or so out of date,
mplayer 1.0pre1 with realplayer installed and it CAN play that rtsp stream.
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dev-python/python-selinux is marked as unstable.
Easiest way round is
ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge portage
Then do your world/system update.
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Hihi,
Is there a (planned) way to automagically make ebuilds, or just install, PHP
PEAR modules like the script for CPAN stuff?
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with them too much.[/plea]
I whole hartedly agree with your comments, and those of Caleb.
If gentoo were to just blindly follow the FHS, or anyone with anything for
that matter, things wouldn't change for the better.
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g the key duing that module load, the keyboard
> works file.
Hmm, usb or bash the keyboard during boot up!
Much appreciated, it's working now!
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rd doesn't work, *at all* once
booted.
Obviously it works fine from the livecd, and windows, and knoppix too.
I've tried loading the modules which the livecd loads, via modules.autoload,
but no joy.
Can anyone help?
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boxes have non at all. Well, apart from this laptop, but I'm at work,
and it only has what I've installed/upgraded today.
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alias eth1 module
With 2 of the same card... erm... :) I guess Ian's experience is correct,
makes sense.
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> say USB device you goto 4,0,0 even if there is nothing on
> scsibus3(3,X,X). I still don't know if I can use scsihosts on the 2.6.0
> kernel.
Guys, sorry to butt in, but could I make a weally weally small plea? Please?
Snip, snip, snip... :)
Thanks
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ng around right now that someone sent me. I'll
> send that through the server after the update runs and see what happens.
F-prot will catch it. Clamav not catching it was what caused me to switch.
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>
> while re-emerging qmail-scanner, so I guess it picked it up. Alright,
> now what? How do I change the local-domains and virus-admin values? How
> do I activate it?
You have to edit the script itself to change values.
It&
Secondly, can you post your tcp.smtp and local IP.
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ly want the them installed add the package(s),
without version numbers (category/package), to /etc/portage/package.unmask
(the directory probably doesn't already exist)
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RELAYCLIENT="" disables spamassassin
192.168.0.:allow,RELAYCLIENT="",QMAILQUEUE="/var/qmail/bin/
qmail-scanner-queue.pl"
# spam and virus check everything from everywhere else
:allow,QMAILQUEUE="/var/qmail/bin/qmail-scanner-queue.pl"
tcprules /etc/tcp.sm
chroot negates almost all need to reinstall.
Once you've chroot'd into your gentoo install from Suse, Suse doesn't exist
anymore and you are using gentoo.
Just boot into Suse, mount the partitions, chroot in and recompile the kernel,
as per the installation instructions.
hell open on the server where I can restart the
> metalog daemon.
>
> What possibilities do I have?
> * Silencing the rsync daemon. How?
> * Switching to another syslog daemon. Which one?
> * Anything else?
/etc/rsync/rsyncd.conf
transfer logging = no
It'll only log the c
another machine, or something like
> that. Does this ring a bell for anyone?
That'll be mod_proxy, can't remember any syntax off the top of me head, but
shouldn't be hard to find.
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but create a /etc/portage/package.unmask and list the things you want to
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bject. It messes up the
threading of messages.
> Just checked and proc shows two but top shows one. When i booted up
> with the live cd top showed two processors.
I noticed this a while ago on a redhat box, there is an option to toggle
between single and separate cpu views, just hit 1
rtage rightly refuses to start if there
is even one blockage.
I believe perl 5.8 now incorporates the functionality of MakeMaker, so is safe
to remove.
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fresh, corrected, config for you.
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, but it doesn't have a
temperature sensor.
I've had no permenant errors, ever. Apart from one of the deathstars, which
miraculously fixed itself after I wiped the partition table, grr.
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(BOn Friday 12 September 2003 03:00, Jason Stubbs wrote:
(B
(B> You can't just emerge Konsole and Konqueror individually like you can with
(B> gnome. However, you can emerge just those packages that you want from kde.
(B> Konsole and Konquer
could satisfy "virtual/glu" have been masked.
>
> !!! Error calculating dependencies. Please correct.
>
> so thats not the problem same for opengl btw.
All my machines already have something (xfree) installed which PROVIDEs
virtual/opengl and virtual/glu, so can't comme
"opengl" have been masked.
>
> !!! Error calculating dependencies. Please correct.
>
> the same goes for glu.
>
> Please help. to much on the comp wont emerge anymore.
emerge virtual/opengl virtual/glu
The virtual category, obviously, doesn't physically exists so
t with the latest
> freeswan kernel patch. But, when I compile bzImage, I get pages of error
> messages. To save bandwidth, the error message can be seen at:
Are you using the (super-)freeswan ebuild?
There is a bit at the top about what kernel you need.
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'Sendmail'.
All of this is done via the Sending tab on the Network page of Settings ->
Configure KMail
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ng wrong in one of them or tell Linux not to use GMT.
> >
> > Edit /etc/rc.conf and set CLOCK="local".
>
> ok, thanks...
>
> ...sob :-((
>
> alb
You could always stop using Windows :)
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so don't know how it would react to a partition move.
Win2K knows the physical location of partitions, and where it is, but we're
talking about a Microsoft product here...
Grub can take over duties of booting easily.
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dialogs (something like "no shadow
> entry for user ") for _every_ user and have to click them
> away;-(
Do your users have passwords?
Shadow passwords are the MD5sums of the password, and stored in /etc/shadow.
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> (see config.log, check the CLASSPATH?
> )
What does the config.log say? :)
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ll learn more doing things like
> this. :D
Good lad.
Knowing the "hard way" is always a good idea.
Just watch out for where things are logged, I spent ages trying to figure out
what was wrong, then realised the important stuff was being split between
debug and messages/ppp. I really must
related.
PAM and Shadow are part of system, so can't be removed easily anyway.
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USE flag.
Try a quick search on the forums, I'm sure I found the answer there.
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Just comment out, in my case, line 9 of /etc/pam.d/system-auth.
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get a 'network not reachable' warning.
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> for what ever reason?
You specify 'persist' in the config file.
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g fine. For some reason, nearly everything is masked
> though. My make.conf has Keyword "~x86". Any suggestions?
Have you got an example of a package or 2, or 3 which you believe are
incorrectly masked?
Are you *sure* your ACCEPT_KEYWORDS is set to ~x86, and not ~X86 or similar?
emer
hat's complaining.
p.s. apologies to any blonde geeks :o)
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Cannot load /etc/apache2/extramodules/libphp4.so into server:
> /usr/lib/libxslt.so.1: undefined symbol: xmlXPathOrder
Re-emerge mod_php making sure you have apache2 in your USE flags, so it builds
for apache2, not apache.
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art from Gentoo being a
kick ass distro :)
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#x27;s not in portage, then yes, that's basically what you would have to do.
If feeling brave you could try knocking up a simple ebuild for it. Just don't
put it into /usr/portage cos your next rsync will delete it. :)
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llow the convention of putting them into /usr/local/..., and
remove them again if they appear in portage. All kinds of horrid compilation
problems can ensue if out of date libraries are found, especially when they
aren't under portage's control.
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un/reloading of the appropriate modules
or a reboot, otherwise /dev entries are basically the same as normal files.
If what you have changed doesn't get reset after a reboot, and is causing you
trouble post to the list and I'm sure someone can tell you the default.
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orcing ccache or distcc not to be used?
Yep, check /etc/make.conf and remove ccache and distcc from FEATURES.
If FEATURES isn't set, thus using the defaults, then do an 'emerge info' find
out what is being used and set FEATURES minus what you don't want.
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ou shouldn't *have* to, as to find the current running kernel, source tree
and module location you can use 'uname -r'. But I'm pretty sure there are
things in the portage tree which check for the symlink, so it's best to keep
it current.
> Can anyone venture a guess
e support at all, so who knows.
> * Cleaning /var/lock, /var/run... [ok]
> xargs: environment is too large for exec
[snip]
> I would like to clean up the four modprobe errors. Also, I am curious
> about the "xargs" entry as well.
So would I!
Couple weeks back I tried to figure
I don't see anything in /etc/rc.conf that could 'trash' X. I assume it just
doesn't start?
So why not just log into the text console and fix it? :)
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>
> I think that subversion was easy than cvs... :(
Did you create a totally fresh repository?
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pecific thing, probably isn't.
Drop an init script into /etc/X11/Sessions.
Seems to only need to be called whatever you associate with, and contain
enough to start the desktop environment, for example:
> sauron root # cat /etc/X11/Sessions/kde-5
> #!/bin/sh
> /usr/kde/cvs/bin/startkd
pm. So I'm
not sure why it can't be found.
Where is XML/Parser.pm on your system, and what version of perl do you have
installed?
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which depends on virtual/
linux-sources as portage believes you don't have anything installed which
provides it, it's picking something.
You can add the line you need yourself, just like the rest. Note the extra
space(s) on the end of each line, don't know if it matters, but suspec
in fact
transferring the files over ssh. This is what I have always had to do when
using rsync in this manner.
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ve them problem, does anybody have
> an idea ? Thanks.
Do you have any symlinks out of the are you're backup?
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I think I remember having a similar problem, and it turned out that portage,
at some point, had left gentoo-sources in virtual/linux-sources.
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, with USB mouse plugged into it.
The computer turns on and off, runs KDE, logs in and out, and reboots without
error. My Mum and brother use it, neither are IT literate and have no
problems so it must work well :) Sorry I can't be of any more use.
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ou might try something else, like cdbakeoven.
> when i changed the lilo conf, k3bsetup dident detect either my dvdrom or
> burner as a reader or writer
>
> also /dev/cdrw doesent exist on my pc...
Maybe I added that symlink then, I forget :)
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t it properly, sometimes it
won't. But k3bsetup (and cdbakeoven) find it everytime, weird.
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hat I get when I go for the unstable
> branch...)
You could try re-emerging *pyxml*.
It would seem PyXML became pyxml, caused all sorts of problems when the
modified ebuild hit the mirrors. Until the name was changed back to PyXML
*inside* the ebuild.
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forget emerging php and follow the instructions on php.net
php is the command line executable, mod_php is for inclusion in apache.
The output from the ebuild will tell you which version of apache it's being
compiled and installed for.
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On Sunday 31 August 2003 18:02, Ben Anderson wrote:
> so then shouldn't php create this file when it emerges? Why is it not on
> my system and how do I get it?
No.
Your problem relates to apache, so you need mod_php.
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up connection?
Celine Dion flooding a broadband connection?
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