Or alternatively you can run something like:
Upgrading packages
rpm -Uvh 1.rpm 2.rpm 3.rpm
or
Installing packages
rpm -ivh 1.rpm 2.rpm 3.rpm
Regards
Bernhard
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> The patch I am installing for my server has downloaded all the necessary rpms.
> However when I ran their installer script the logs are showing rpm dependency
> errors. A sample log is shown below:
> How do I get this install to go without having to worry about rpm dependencies
> ??
Did it d
Hi Sluggers:
Does anyone how do I invoke rpm to install packages and deal with
dependencies.
The patch I am installing for my server has downloaded all the necessary rpms.
However when I ran their installer script the logs are showing rpm dependency
errors. A sample log is shown below:
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Any volunteers...
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> Date: 16 Mar 2003 11:01:08 +1100
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> Hi Everyone,
>
>
Adam W wrote:
Hi All,
One of the biggest factors of me crossing over to full time linux, at
work and at home is the ability to run IE(please no flames). I just get
really frustrated going to websites that run perfectly on IE, and seeing
them all jumbled up on opera/mozilla or whatever because they
Hi All:
I just tried again today, and everything is working. I can download from the
site I was having problems. The server is downloading at 1 Mb/s. I wish
broadband would get us that kind of speed !!!
I have no idea what was going on the past 2 days.
It may have something to do with the attack
This is what I call MML (Microsoft Markup Language), it is an inexistent
term that should practically be existent.
I just get
really frustrated going to websites that run perfectly on IE, and seeing
them all jumbled up on opera/mozilla or whatever because they don't
support HALF the amount of fun
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 12:38, Adam W wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
> A contributing factor to wine not working for me I think is the fact
> that I run win2k on the other partition I was trying to run IE off -
> everyone posting on the wine forums seemed to be running win95/98
> flavours.
I haven't tried
Hi All,
One of the biggest factors of me crossing over to full time linux, at
work and at home is the ability to run IE(please no flames). I just get
really frustrated going to websites that run perfectly on IE, and seeing
them all jumbled up on opera/mozilla or whatever because they don't
support
On Sun, 16 Mar 2003, Angus Lees wrote:
> At Sat, 15 Mar 2003 13:32:05 -0800 (PST), pesoy misak wrote:
> > i have two computers that has debian woody in each of
> > them and trying to serving an NIS and NFS server NFS
> > is working fine and NIS during the setup is fine but I
> > can't log in as "
At 08:32 AM 16/03/03, pesoy misak sent this up the stick:
i have two computers that has debian woody in each of
them and trying to serving an NIS and NFS server NFS
is working fine and NIS during the setup is fine but I
can't log in as "root" the root account is there but
is locally not as NIS us
At Sat, 15 Mar 2003 13:32:05 -0800 (PST), pesoy misak wrote:
> i have two computers that has debian woody in each of
> them and trying to serving an NIS and NFS server NFS
> is working fine and NIS during the setup is fine but I
> can't log in as "root" the root account is there but
> is locally n
At 16 Mar 2003 00:27:34 +1100, Chris Deigan wrote:
> I've installed msttcorefonts and the fonts appear in some X-programs but
> not others - for example OpenOffice and xfontsel, and others...
>
> I seem to be able to access them from the Gnome2 fonts prefs window and
> Mozilla but nowhere else.
>
At Sat, 15 Mar 2003 18:57:56 +1300 (NZDT), Andrew McNaughton wrote:
> On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, David Fitch wrote:
> > On Fri, Mar 14, 2003 at 04:14:28PM +1100, Broun, Bevan wrote:
> > > It would seem that it's worth while buying the Perl CD bookshelf.
> >
> > ah thanks, got that book already
I found t
Hi,
I've googled this problem yesterday to no avail I hope someone here can
help me out.
I need to compile a kernel on my Redhat 8.0 laptop but when I do the
"make bzImage" I starts compiling but after a few mins it stops with the
last few lines of code reading:
drivers/char/drm/drm.o: In functio
At Fri, 14 Mar 2003 15:31:35 +1030, David Fitch wrote:
> how exactly do you call functions in a C library from a perl script?
The usual way is called "XS". See the perlxstut manpage, which will
also mention the perlguts, perlapi and perlxs manpages.
I'm happy to answer any of the inevitable ques
Dear all
I am a newbie in the networking so please be patient
with me ^_^
i have two computers that has debian woody in each of
them and trying to serving an NIS and NFS server NFS
is working fine and NIS during the setup is fine but I
can't log in as "root" the root account is there but
is loca
> "J" == J A Barton writes:
J> Hi,
J> What options are set in your wgetrc file ( if you have one, usualy in
J> /etc or /usr/local/etc ), or .wgetrc ( again you may not have one ).
J> If you havent already, try setting things like passive_ftp and changing
J> the proxy settings.
Yes I stron
Hello all,
I've installed msttcorefonts and the fonts appear in some X-programs but
not others - for example OpenOffice and xfontsel, and others...
I seem to be able to access them from the Gnome2 fonts prefs window and
Mozilla but nowhere else.
During the setup, I was told defoma was probably no
Worked, thanks :)
Chris
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 00:06, CaT wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 15, 2003 at 11:19:58PM +1100, Chris D wrote:
> > G'day All,
> > Im trying to set up CUPS to print to a samba shared printer.
> > Now, i've been able to set it all up in the web interface, and even
> > print a test page.
On Sat, Mar 15, 2003 at 11:19:58PM +1100, Chris D wrote:
> G'day All,
> Im trying to set up CUPS to print to a samba shared printer.
> Now, i've been able to set it all up in the web interface, and even
> print a test page.
> However, from X applications - It cannot be seen etc.
> My /etc/printcap
Hi,
What options are set in your wgetrc file ( if you have one, usualy in
/etc or /usr/local/etc ), or .wgetrc ( again you may not have one ).
If you havent already, try setting things like passive_ftp and changing
the proxy settings.
From your remote server, can you actually login to this site?
> I am using netaddress as my mail clinet to reply. If I've downloaded the
> emails within Microsoft Outlook, then this what I normally use. I thought
> I fixed this problem with Microsoft Outlook.
Ahr, oh well. Using Outlook will make things easier for us at least. ;-)
> Anyway about the serve
G'day All,
Im trying to set up CUPS to print to a samba shared printer.
Now, i've been able to set it all up in the web interface, and even
print a test page.
However, from X applications - It cannot be seen etc.
My /etc/printcap file generated by cups appears to only be:
lp:
lp, being the name of
I am using netaddress as my mail clinet to reply. If I've downloaded the
emails within Microsoft Outlook, then this what I normally use. I thought I
fixed this problem with Microsoft Outlook.
Anyway about the server. It's not a local thing. It's a live server that's
running in the US. From a previ
> Louis> My dial up connections does not use a proxy. I've just checked the
> IE settings and no proxy is loaded. How does this relate to downloading
> from a server to the ftp site , and going to the ftp site via my browser ?
You'll need to give us a better idea of how your network works, ie. t
>It was used only as an example in my email. Check your browser proxy
settings to see if a) you have a proxy set up at all, b) what the proxy
settings are so you can use them.
Louis> My dial up connections does not use a proxy. I've just checked the IE
settings and no proxy is loaded. How does thi
> Hi Jeff et al:
>
> Louis> Still failed here is the output.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]# http_proxy=http://proxy:8080/ wget
^ I very strongly doubt that this is
your actual proxy.
It was used only as an example
Hi Jeff et al:
>If you have to use an http proxy, everything that uses http must be set up to
use the proxy. With wget, do this:
http_proxy=http://proxy:8080/ wget
Louis> Still failed here is the output.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]# http_proxy=http://proxy:8080/ wget
ftp://ftp.ensim.com/downloa
> Louis> Does wget uses proxy as well ? How do I set that up on the server ?
> This is my first time at "wget".
If you have to use an http proxy, everything that uses http must be set up
to use the proxy. With wget, do this:
http_proxy=http://proxy:8080/ wget
If you need to use a username a
Hi Tony et al:
>Show us the output from 'iptables -L' from your gateway and the server
that's having the problem (maybe the same machine)
I just got this one going. Nothing was returned. Here is the output
[EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]# /etc/rc.d/init.d/iptables -L
[EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]#
Am I sup
Hi Sluggers et al:
After reading the man page for wget about proxy. Here's another trial which
still failed:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]# wget --proxy=on --proxy-user=guest --proxy-passwd=guest
ftp://ftp.ensim.com/download/webppliance/linux/3.1/OSI3.tar.gz
--22:15:26-- ftp://ftp.ensim.com/download/
>Presumably your browser is using a proxy that you have
not configured wget for.
Louis> Does wget uses proxy as well ? How do I set that up on the server ?
This is my first time at "wget".
Cheers
Louis.
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Presumably your browser is using a proxy that you have
not configured wget for.
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>Show us the output from 'iptables -L' from your gateway and the server
that's having the problem (maybe the same machine)
Louis> is the command right ?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]# iptables -L
bash: iptables: command not found
[EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]#
>ICMP is only preventing you from pinging th
On Sat, 2003-03-15 at 19:48, Louis Selvon wrote:
> Louis> How do I check it there is a firewall installed ? I know how to check
> this via the graphical display. This server does have X installed (which I did
> last week), but is not exporting the display remotely to me yet via VNC. I
> plan to get
>Are you sure that there's no filtering betwixt you and the ftp server?
A timeout would be seen if a firewall were dropping your ftp packets.
Louis> I'm the dummy here. How do I check this, and more importantly how do I
fix this problem so that I can download these patches to my server ?
Is this
>If you're not using a firewall (or you want to ignore pings from your
local network), 'echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_all' will
do the trick.
Louis> How do I check it there is a firewall installed ? I know how to check
this via the graphical display. This server does have X install
On Sat, 2003-03-15 at 19:33, Louis Selvon wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]# wget --passive
> ftp://ftp.ensim.com/download/webppliance/linu
> x/3.1/OSI3.tar.gz
> --19:01:46-- ftp://ftp.ensim.com/download/webppliance/linux/3.1/OSI3.tar.gz
>=> `OSI3.tar.gz'
Works fine for me
[EMAIL
On Sat, 2003-03-15 at 19:17, Tony Green wrote:
> I doubt that this means there is a network problem. If you can reach
> the machine via ftp but not ping it, I'd say that they have ICMP
> filtering turned on.
>
If you're not using a firewall (or you want to ignore pings from your
local network),
>I doubt that this means there is a network problem. If you can reach
the machine via ftp but not ping it, I'd say that they have ICMP
filtering turned on.
Louis> I can ping the site and go to it via ftp from my home based
connection.
From the server I cannot go to the ftp site or even ping it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]# wget --passive
ftp://ftp.ensim.com/download/webppliance/linu
x/3.1/OSI3.tar.gz
--19:01:46-- ftp://ftp.ensim.com/download/webppliance/linux/3.1/OSI3.tar.gz
=> `OSI3.tar.gz'
Resolving ftp.ensim.com... done.
Connecting to ftp.ensim.com[164.109.154.215]:21... faile
On Sat, 2003-03-15 at 19:08, Louis Selvon wrote:
> I just tried to ping the ftp site from my PC, and also from the server.
>
> ping passes from my PC, but the ping test from the server is not returning
> anything.
>
> There must be some network problem from the my server's end then to this site.
On Sat, 2003-03-15 at 19:03, Louis Selvon wrote:
> >Try --passive
>
> Louis>Still is giving connection timeout.
>
Can you cut and paste the details from the terminal you're running it
from.
It's always helpful to 'see' exactly what's going on and what's being
reported back.
Greeno
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SLUG -
I just tried to ping the ftp site from my PC, and also from the server.
ping passes from my PC, but the ping test from the server is not returning
anything.
There must be some network problem from the my server's end then to this site.
I can't be the ftp site as I can go to it. Right ??
I'm no e
>Try --passive
Louis>Still is giving connection timeout.
Could this then be a network problem from my server's backbone to the site I
am trying to access ?
The server is in the US.
Cheers
Louis.
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Try --passive
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