Did I just read that Red Hat is dropping it's support down to one year
for it's non-Advanced Server products?
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On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 09:46, Jesse Keating wrote:
> Yes, but the way it's worded protects Red Hat from lawsuits if they ever go
> out of business. By stating that they would absolutly support foo, for bar
> years, they would be stuck with it, even if they ran out of money and
> everything, and
Thanks for the response. I may try it your way, but I'd
still like to know.. Where's the Rawhide kernel
Thanks!
Ed
On Sat, 2002-12-21 at 11:30, Joshua Andrews wrote:
> Zaphod wrote:
>
> >Pardon me for an incredibly stupid question, but where is the rawhide
>
Something that may be more work for you but works for me:
Back up with Mondo Rescue (LOVE IT). When you restore, you can
redefine the partitions and use some of the space on your / partition.
Good luck.
On Tue, 2002-12-31 at 07:34, Craig White wrote:
> my /usr partition is almost completely f
Anyone else have this problem. After an Upgrade of RH 7.3 to 8.0, I
reboot and the system hangs loading the loopback interface. (Pentium 4
mobile, it's a Sony laptop which ran RH 7.3 like a dream).
Luckily I had another kernel in there to boot from...
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Replying to my own post:
I still can't boot the default kernel.
I recompiled the i686 kernel using the default config. Same problem on
boot. The funny thing is, I can boot a 2.4.19rc2 kernel I compiled
under RH 7.3 with no problems.
Ideas are welcome.
On Tue, 2002-10-01 at 11:5
e same, but a hard-drive failed and so a fresh install was
> required.
You can solve the dependencies more easily by using up2date. Pick a
package that has lots of dependencies and install it first. up2date
should bring in all the pieces it needs, including X and the gnome
libraries. Something like
can confirm that this could represent a bandwith problem?
Even if you have a bandwidth problem, you should not have corruption.
At worst you should slow down, not corrupt data unless you have have a
faulty motherboard or controller.
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ointed in the right direction. up2date can be used to add
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installed, but all the source RPMs are
on your source CDs, ready to go. Once they're installed, they'll be in
the /usr/src/linux directory (the default), or wherever you've installed
them.
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that specializes in questions
> about installation. Is it better to submit my questions about
> installation to that list or this list?
This one will most likely suffice. Try to stump us and then make up
your mind :=)
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While installing RH 8 I chose to "Skip X Configuration". After that I
found that Xconfigurator has been replaced by redhat-config-xfree86.
I ran that using --reconfig --noui and an XF86Config file was created but
X refuses to start when given a "startx" command.
The error is...
Fatal server err
On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 02:06:11PM -0500, Buck wrote:
>
> I personally like the idea that 8.0 can be upgraded to 8.1 in an up2date
> session.
Where did you find this documented?
a) That's never been supported in any previous release combination
b) 8.1 has not yet been re
your problem is, but I have installed Sun's
j2sdk1.4.1_01. Both Java and OpenOffice work fine.
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; case, it looks as though the MAILTO varaible for this cronjob is NOT set
> properly. i.e. the trailing \@?
>
> In short... fix your cronjob script.
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dit or JUST the httpd.conf edit.
It's an rpm, and the simplest method is:
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case too the lower the number the earlier they start.
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Jan 28 21:00:56 misty kernel: sda: sda1
Assuming that is what you get then do
mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/mntpoint or whatever...
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On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Danny Towler wrote:
> Works fine. Thanks Ed.
Welcome...
BTW, I don't use other USB devices so there aren't conflicts or a chance
that my flashdisk would get a different scsi device when plugged in. So,
I simply put...
/dev/sda1 /mnt/usb
ntax would be:
sudo sh -c "ls /root/inst*"
This is somewhat documented in the sudo man pages in the EXAMPLES
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to do.
What version of RH are you running?
If I recall correctly, your situation was true in 7.3 but I fairly certain
I've an 8.0 system in the office with KDE and the icon in the tray.
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that needs to develop and test code for common distributions? Or are
you running a small DNS/web/mail server at home?
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you'll get Red Hat's "rules of thumb".
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so just go with a GB to start and forget about it. With disks so big
these days, the rules are changing.
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tall it. I've done it with a few packages (mailman, zip,
etc) and have had good success. If the package won't rebuild, then look
at other options. Forcing the install usually will not work if the
rebuild didn't.
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ux if there wasn't some risk
involved. ;-))
These releases will be available from ftp.redhat.com:/pub/rawhide. A list
of Raw Hide mirrors will be available as such mirrors come online.
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y high. They priced themselves out of the picture. Does RedHat
> or any third party have something to make remote system/package
> management easier for many (100+) systems?
Red Hat can help. Check out
https://rhn.redhat.com/info/overview_enterprise.pxt
I'm sure that there are ot
should set up a
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I prefer shorewall as my .sig suggests. :-)
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When logged in, I've the screensaver disabled but no matter how long I
leave the system unattended the screen never blanks.
Any ideas as to how to get the screen to blank?
thanks,
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On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, Michael Kuss wrote:
> On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, Ed Greshko wrote:
>
> > When logged in, I've the screensaver disabled but no matter how long I
> > leave the system unattended the screen never blanks.
>
> I'm not sure if you really wanted to w
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in the office) and both worked fine.
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awsuits being filed, and many, if not most, aren't
even upheld.
Relax, and keep using Linux for your personal enjoyment.
.../Ed
p.s. I'm not a lawyer either. If I was worrying about at the office,
I'd get the lawyers involved, but I'm not.
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latest version twice per year.
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> insmod usb-uhci
>[it works]
Try adding this to modules.conf:
alias usb-controller usb-uhci
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Thanks in advance. More details follow...
Thanks,
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===
This is a dual-homed server with network interfaces eth0 and eth1. I
access a VPN at 10.0.0.0/16, and I have 2 VPN clients: one software,
one hardware. When using the har
g
> > them from there. And could save wallpapers previously used there as
> > well.
mkdir ~/.wallpaper
If Redhat doesn't "give" you something it doesn't stop you from
making it yourself:-)
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BTW, I don't even have a ~/.fonts directory. But, if I wanted one, I'd
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So, what's the issue?
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The answer is "probably yes" but the solution depends on the situation.
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Oh, the list of questions above is in no way intended to be the only
questoins to be asked.probably. :-)
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end-user's PC as a normal FTP connection has no way of knowing who typed
"ftp sexpalace.com" :-)
Your other alternative would be to force users to ftp via a proxy server
to which they need to authenticate before being allowed through. A bit of
work to setup and adm
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(and other protocols), cache results, etc.
The home page for squid is at http://www.squid-cache.org/
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There is a Red Hat mailing list on that subject
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On Thu, 19 Feb 2003, Maynard Kuona wrote:
> The point is, like with fonts on Psyche, if you create a .fonts
> directory and put some fonts in there, they will be available to use
> system wide immediately. I am not too sure if you did that with
> wallpapers, it would work the same
If you would tr
eed to add entries to violations.ignore is if you're
trying to match an entry that's in violations. violations are for
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cases you can grab the source rpm and rebuild it for your 7.3 system.
I've used this approach to get 7.3 packages onto 6.2.
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until you know the name, and you don't know the name until you know
decrypt the headers. The key you need to decrypt is virtual-host
specific.
> Any advise or comments are welcome.
You're dead. You simply can't use https with named-based virtual hosts.
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packages that give you the warnings to the rawhide
versions or get them from the new phoebe beta.
Generally speakingif you are not willing to deal with these quirks or
can't accept a dead system (can happen) you shouldn't be playing with
fire. :-)
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> Where's the rawhide list? I looked at redhat and didn't see one.
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been in the past
Yes, a new production version will be released soon.as soon as it is
ready. Red Hat does not announce release dates.
Another often missed point. If you ran the Beta version you may, or may
not be able to upgrade a Beta version to the final version with ease or
success
via your Red hat Linux server? by 'objectionable'
> I mean any content including violence, pornography, etc.
You need to setup a proxy server like squid.
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> Do any special ports have to be open to use curl over https ?
>
> I manage to download 4.1K and then it stops.
If you're downloading at all, then the required ports are open. A
closed port lets nothing through.
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a few extra clues and you're a few clues short.
Everybody give it up will you?
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On Mon, 10 Mar 2003, John T Nelson wrote:
> I recently installed openssh 3.4p1-2 on my machine (which is the version
> that can be ftp'd from Redhat) for 8.0, but when I try to run sshd, the
> daemon complains that it needs GLIBC 2.3. This version of GLIBC isn't
> available from Redhat (at least
sort of
> index containing a list of these codes, and what they mean,
> preferably for each type of program?
Unfortunately, there's no standard on where, if at all, they're
documented. You could, of course, install the source, and look there
for some sort of hint.
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se. For Windows XP, HT is "fully aware" and counts the
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bet that your mail records are still in your old renamed
file too. Since the file was open at the time, new records probably got
written there after you renamed the file.
You may also want to consider changing the logrotate interval for your
logs. On our big mail servers, we rotate and compress d
lcome.
Have you tried another media other than Verbatim? Some drives just don't
work well with some media.
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> the RedHat 8.0 CDs. So will be safe updating the kernel using up2date?
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ar.
You should start planning a version 9 rollout soon (it will be publicly
available in early April). Personally, I'm going to be migrating my
production systems to Enterprise Edge Server to get the longer lifecycle
for security errata.
To review the RHN choices, see http://www.redhat.com/sof
xt version was going to be 8.1 was wrong. That's why we talk about
things like Phoebe and not 8.1.
http://www.redhat.com/mktg/rh9iso/
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guessing again, like you probably guessed that this would be called 8.1?
BTW, I have no more info on this numbering scheme than you do - I'm just
saying that it's Red Hat's decision and they know more about marketing
than I do. They also have more to gain or lose.
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On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 07:09:03PM -0600, Mike Vanecek wrote:
> Can you please point me to where it says RH 8.0 supports goes at the
> end of year?
http://www.redhat.com/apps/support/errata
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t postings about this. Hang on until
after 9 is out for the formal announcement but rest assured that Red Hat
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On Tue, 25 Mar 2003, Joe Klemmer wrote:
> I doubt that. RH 8 works just fine in most situations. It's not
> quite as solid in some server situations as 7.3 was but that's likely to
> improve with 9.
Hard to find just the right place to interject my $.02
All the discussions/go-rounds
ple that claim it works flawlessly,
and lots from people that say it breaks a lot of things.
I'd suggest that no matter which approach you do, get a good, restorable
backup first.
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We simply grab the
6.2 srpm and recompile it for the 6.1 system. Next month, I suspect
that I can take a 7.x srpm for a security update, do an rpm --rebuild,
and I'll be off to the races.
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On Wed, Mar 26, 2003 at 10:00:05AM -0500, David Yates wrote:
> Doesa anyone know if RedHat 9 breaks all of my old Loki games, unreal
> tournament/2003, and quake3?
How can we? Red Hat Linux 9 hasn't been released yet! Why don't you
ask again in a couple of weeks?
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> can be offering updates to the Enterprise line, without making
> the source available. Perhaps I am missing something bleeding
> obvious here.
The obvious part is that the source code is currently available. It
does not have to be made available to everyone in the future - just
to t
log
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er Linux distro
> is using it or planning on it. That in itself breaks compatibility and
> the products usefulness.
For your application, AW is the right tool (or at least one of the right
tools). NPTL is not in AW.
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terprise
Linux ES for my servers. For my home system, I'll be running Red Hat
Linux 9 (7.1 on one system currently, and 9 on the system I'm in the
process of setting up). Enterprise Linux is not appropriate for my
home system. I'd like to run it for sure, but I can't justif
Sigh.)
Feel free to download Red Hat Linux 9 for free if you don't think you
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t that RH
> simply cannot be made secure.
They're full of it. Oracle runs their internal business on Linux.
Amazon runs their internal and external business on Linux. Do you think
that Amazon would be crazy enough to put up an OS that can't be made
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s of their software that run natively
> in X.
They do that. They're got some big companies certifying on Red Hat
Linux. Think BEA, Oracle, and many others. There are only so many
resources they can throw at the problem. Would you rather they hire
lobbyists or developers?
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have expected you would have found the issues after patching the first
one, not 10 systems later.
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x27;re running non-Red Hat packages on your systems, then you should
test before you do a large rollout. I have not heard of any Red Hat
supplied package breaking due to the glibc security update.
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upported for at least 12 months from their date of release. 8.0
will have been supported for well over a year.
Red Hat simply can not afford to keep doing the work to patch operating
systems that were released 3 years ago and not receive any revenue from
them.
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m
On Sun, Mar 30, 2003 at 09:54:38AM +1000, Kevin Waterson wrote:
> This one time, at band camp,
> Ed Wilts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Myth. Did you upgrade from NT4 to Win2K for free? How about from 2K to
> > XP? Lucky you - they gave you that for free t
with
the complaints they'd get. Given the complaining I've seen just from
numbering a release 9 instead of 8.1, I can't begin to fathom the
complaining they'd get the first time somebody tried to update a trivial
package from rawhide and left their system totally unusable.
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list. Please
move them to redhat-list or shrike-list.
For access to the shrike list, visit:
https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
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On Mon, Mar 31, 2003 at 07:51:41AM -0800, Marcie Laux wrote:
> Has anyone been able to log in to start the 9.0 ISO downloads?
My transfers started but have since timed out. The RHN is performing so
badly I can't even get see if Red Hat has released a sendmail patch yet.
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ou look at your /etc/hosts.deny and /etc/hosts.allow files?
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prise Linux and you'll get a 12-18 month
release cycle that's specifically targetted towards stable (i.e.
non-bleeding edge) environments.
You can have stable or you can have bleeding-edge. You can't have both.
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Member #1,
Where can I find descriptions of the caches controlled in /proc/slabinfo?
Some are obvious to me, most are not. Specifically, I'd like to identify
which cache(s) are used to cache my database file data, but also just for
future reference on all of them. The cache names I'm referring to are th
New to the list, hi all...
I'm trying to recompile the stock 8.0 kernel to include the NTFS module
so I can see my win2k partition.
When I try and compile the modules, I get:
make[3]: Entering directory
`/usr/src/linux-2.4.18-14/drivers/addon/bcm5700'
make[3]: Nothing to be done for `modules'.
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servers should have one of them. Fix the DNS and
register the mail server.
.../Ed
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forward to your responses. Thanks.
Why would you go to rpmfind.net for a basic Red Hat package? Use
up2date and install it from there. It will take care of all the
dependencies for you and help ensure you've got something you can
actually use.
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member right (and I'm going from my memory here), 7.3 would not
install without at least 64MB either.
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you need to re-read the MINIMUM requirements:
http://www.redhat.com/software/linux/technical/
128MB for graphics mode - 64MB for text.
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