Redhat Network, apt, up2date, urpmi etc
Almost sounds like a meeting topic.
Col.
Chad,
I suggest you erase ur reply to header...it's stuffing up the list
munging (I hate using reply all)!! LOL
Cheers
Jason
Chad wrote:
Jason Greenwood wrote:
You can also add those pesky plf sources for all those "dubious" grey
area packages that make using Linux s much more pleasu
In that case I recommend creating a local repository/directory for PLF
(which I do, then it's easy to just run freshen from the CLI!!) and
setting it up as a local source in the software manager. Use an ftp
client, I LOVE gFTP myself (because of its nice directory compare
feature), download the
> Jason Greenwood wrote:
> > You can also add those pesky plf sources for all those "dubious" grey
> > area packages that make using Linux s much more pleasurable.
> > Likewin32 codecs to play videosDVD software etc. etc...
> ...which I tried to grab one day, but I got a blarsted error
Hi there,
Jason Greenwood wrote:
You can also add those pesky plf sources for all those "dubious" grey
area packages that make using Linux s much more pleasurable.
Likewin32 codecs to play videosDVD software etc. etc...
...which I tried to grab one day, but I got a blarsted error
(ch
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, John Blance wrote:
> Does anyone know of the ./configure options to build apache [version
> 2.0.44] from source while keeping the Redhat configuration setings?
Probably if you got hold of the SRPM for Apache you could figure it out.
John Carter
Does anyone know of the ./configure options to build apache [version
2.0.44] from source while keeping the Redhat configuration setings?
I have tried the -enable-layout-Redhat but this does not seem to give
the same settings as the rpm. The rpm is still at version 2.0.40 and
this version give a m
Hello CLUG,
Is anyone here using Save My Modem ( savemymodem.sourceforge.net )? It
is an interactive POP client for taking a look at what is in your POP
mailbox, and filtering messages before download. This is mainly meant
to be a spam protection for the bandwidth-challenged among us. It
works mu
On this note, is there any filters that can automatically generate a
bounce for spams that SpamAssassin catches?
Thanks.
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 12:05, Jim Cheetham wrote:
> Here's my (edited) procmailrc that uses SpamAssassin :-
> (BTW, use VERBOSE=yes and provide a logfile, so you can debug the
On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 11:30:33AM +1300, Hamish McBrearty wrote:
> OK, I asked this one on www.justlinux.com but didn't get any takers. I'm
> trying to get my many email addresses organised. I've setup Gotmail to
> forward all my mail to a pop account, which Fetchmail downloads, as well
> as some
OK, I asked this one on www.justlinux.com but didn't get any takers. I'm
trying to get my many email addresses organised. I've setup Gotmail to
forward all my mail to a pop account, which Fetchmail downloads, as well
as some other pop accounts. Postfix picks them up from there and I check
them usin
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 10:56, Nick Rout wrote:
> The Press (see the subject line)
Ah, sorry. I thought that was a generic term. Time to increase caffeine
intake.
Vik :v)
The Press (see the subject line)
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 10:02:53 +1300
Vik Olliver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> C6 of what?
>
> Vik :v)
>
> On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 07:57, Nick Rout wrote:
> > Behold page C6, a half page on Linux in Biz IT (well quite a bit is a
> > piccy of Tux)
> >
> > --
> > Ni
Yup, good idea, I'm on ALL of the Mandrake lists eg. Cooker, Newbie, Expert,
Changelog etc., they are a GREAT source of support, I agree. I am testing
my rsync theory now at home. I think URPMI does support rsync mirror sources
as they are listed on the nanardon page in the mirror lists. And yo
On Tuesday 25 Feb 2003 9:21 am, you wrote:
> Yup, that is the beauty of URPMI when trying to administer large
> networks of boxen.
> Some questions (since you seem to be our local urpmi expert =) though.
> If you use the sources page
> http://plf.zarb.org/~nanardon/index.php#third
> and you select
> I forgot to mention that urpmi can be used to work out dependences and
> complie Source RPMS
Looking more closely it appears that urpmi can't actually compile src.rpm's
(atleast not at the moment) just resolve src.rpm dependences. However it's
still possible to produce an optimised Mandrake sy
C6 of what?
Vik :v)
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 07:57, Nick Rout wrote:
> Behold page C6, a half page on Linux in Biz IT (well quite a bit is a
> piccy of Tux)
>
> --
> Nick Rout
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yup, that is the beauty of URPMI when trying to administer large networks
of boxen.
Some questions (since you seem to be our local urpmi expert =) though. If
you use the sources page
http://plf.zarb.org/~nanardon/index.php#third
and you select an rsync mirror, it will be autoconfigured to onl
Another thing worth mentioning is that urpmi has a parallel install mode that
allows you to update your whole network of Mandrake machines with one command
from one computer. From the urpmi man doc's.
--parallel
activate distributed execution of urpmi to other machines (it is
Reading dead-tree media? The rest of us have known about linux for many
moons more - about time the antique news distributors caught up :)))
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 08:38, Slosh wrote:
> > Behold page C6, a half page on Linux in Biz IT (well quite a bit is a
> > piccy of Tux)
> >
> > --
> > Nick
> Behold page C6, a half page on Linux in Biz IT (well quite a bit is a
> piccy of Tux)
>
> --
> Nick Rout
Dammit i was beaten :P
--Slosh
Behold page C6, a half page on Linux in Biz IT (well quite a bit is a
piccy of Tux)
--
Nick Rout
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
read the last thread re urpmi, particularly jason & chad's
contributions!
On Mon, 24 Feb 2003 23:25:40+1300 Johnno
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a update program around that will run from shell??
>
> I tried to use MandrakeUpdate on one of the system.. but is need a
> graphic interface
I only have what it needed on, otherwise it is turned off or not
installed...
Altho i get the security updates etc.. I thought it would be a better idea
to run the update once a month via cron, as this will make my job a little
eaiser, as i am looking after 10 computers/servers at the moment..
I
On Monday 24 Feb 2003 11:25 pm, Johnno wrote:
> Is there a update program around that will run from shell??
> I tried to use MandrakeUpdate on one of the system.. but is need a graphic
> interface to work...
> Most of the work I do on the servers is remote and via SSH...
> Many Thanks,
>
apt on a debian system :)
(I think you can install/use it on a mandrake system too?)
or (depending on your setup - whether you have a local X server running, are
behind a firewall, etc etc) you could use X11 forwarding over ssh to see your
graphical app...
Cheers,
Gareth
On Monday 24 February
Is there a update program around that will run from shell??
I tried to use MandrakeUpdate on one of the system.. but is need a graphic
interface to work...
Most of the work I do on the servers is remote and via SSH...
Many Thanks,
Johnno
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