Re: data visualization tool?

2009-02-06 Thread Chris Stevens
Miles O'Neal wrote: Howdy! I've started looking for a data visualization tool. Prefereably one that lets me select data from a mySQL or pSQL database and graphically determine how to display it (it has to be usable by techies, managers, and admins if possible). Does such a thing exist? Thanks,

data visualization tool?

2009-02-06 Thread Miles O'Neal
Howdy! I've started looking for a data visualization tool. Prefereably one that lets me select data from a mySQL or pSQL database and graphically determine how to display it (it has to be usable by techies, managers, and admins if possible). Does such a thing exist? Thanks, Miles -- Miles O'Neal

Re: sudo problems

2009-02-06 Thread David Gore
That fixed it for me. Thanks, Troy. -Dave Troy Dawson wrote: Troy J Dawson wrote: Faye Gibbins wrote: I've got some up to date SL5.2 boxes and I'm getting this behaviour on both 1386 and 64bit machines: fgibb...@geosl548 ~ 0$ sudo su sudo: symbol lookup error: sudo: undefined symbol: au

Re: sudo problems

2009-02-06 Thread Troy Dawson
Troy J Dawson wrote: Faye Gibbins wrote: I've got some up to date SL5.2 boxes and I'm getting this behaviour on both 1386 and 64bit machines: fgibb...@geosl548 ~ 0$ sudo su sudo: symbol lookup error: sudo: undefined symbol: audit_log_user_command anyone got any ideas? Faye Hi Faye, I can

Re: problem following yum update of sudo

2009-02-06 Thread Troy Dawson
Troy J Dawson wrote: WILLIAM J LUTTER wrote: Following a Feb 06 update of the sudo package to sudo.i386 1.6.9p17-3.el5_3.1 I find that its behavior has changed for my simple usage. The linux box runs SL5.1 (earliest SL5 as I remember). As a separate question, how do I easily deduce which SL v

Re: sudo problems

2009-02-06 Thread Troy Dawson
Faye Gibbins wrote: I've got some up to date SL5.2 boxes and I'm getting this behaviour on both 1386 and 64bit machines: fgibb...@geosl548 ~ 0$ sudo su sudo: symbol lookup error: sudo: undefined symbol: audit_log_user_command anyone got any ideas? Faye Hi Faye, I can only get this to fail

Re: problem following yum update of sudo

2009-02-06 Thread David Gore
That looks like the right answer. Looks like CentOS got this problem first: http://nugrahadi.pramono.info/2009/01/12/sudo-and-audit-libs/ What say you, Troy? -Dave Stephan Wiesand wrote: On Fri, 6 Feb 2009, Troy Dawson wrote: Looking into this. No problems on a test system here, but that

Re: problem following yum update of sudo

2009-02-06 Thread Stephan Wiesand
On Fri, 6 Feb 2009, Troy Dawson wrote: Looking into this. No problems on a test system here, but that one is not using audit. Wild guess: a hidden dependency on audit-libs from 5.3? Good luck, Stephan -- Stephan Wiesand DESY - DV - Platanenallee 6 15738 Zeuthen, Germany

Re: problem following yum update of sudo

2009-02-06 Thread Troy Dawson
WILLIAM J LUTTER wrote: Following a Feb 06 update of the sudo package to sudo.i386 1.6.9p17-3.el5_3.1 I find that its behavior has changed for my simple usage. The linux box runs SL5.1 (earliest SL5 as I remember). As a separate question, how do I easily deduce which SL version I am running?

Re: sudo problems

2009-02-06 Thread Troy Dawson
Faye Gibbins wrote: I've got some up to date SL5.2 boxes and I'm getting this behaviour on both 1386 and 64bit machines: fgibb...@geosl548 ~ 0$ sudo su sudo: symbol lookup error: sudo: undefined symbol: audit_log_user_command anyone got any ideas? Faye Looking into this problem. Troy -- _

Re: problem following yum update of sudo

2009-02-06 Thread Oleg Sadov
06/02/2009 в 17:42 +0100, Urs Beyerle: > > > > As a separate question, how do I easily deduce which SL version I am > > running? > > > cat /etc/redhat-release Or go by the way of Linux Standard Base -- use lsb_release utility. For example, in our SL-incarnation for Russian school education named

Re: problem following yum update of sudo

2009-02-06 Thread Urs Beyerle
> > As a separate question, how do I easily deduce which SL version I am running? > cat /etc/redhat-release Urs

problem following yum update of sudo

2009-02-06 Thread WILLIAM J LUTTER
Following a Feb 06 update of the sudo package to sudo.i386 1.6.9p17-3.el5_3.1 I find that its behavior has changed for my simple usage. The linux box runs SL5.1 (earliest SL5 as I remember). As a separate question, how do I easily deduce which SL version I am running? Back to sudo issue: I

sudo problems

2009-02-06 Thread Faye Gibbins
I've got some up to date SL5.2 boxes and I'm getting this behaviour on both 1386 and 64bit machines: fgibb...@geosl548 ~ 0$ sudo su sudo: symbol lookup error: sudo: undefined symbol: audit_log_user_command anyone got any ideas? Faye -- Please sign my petition: http://petitions.number10.gov.