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[00:00]<afjacnz>Grinding away on bugzilla for this modem and nadado...
[00:00]<lnvvnzrx>I have downloaded the dvd :)
[00:09]<rlwywnqw> why do u think my httpd service is only allowing access from local ip and not outside ip, was working the other day, port is open
[00:13]<zaugn>iptable rules maybe?
[00:13]<rlwywnqw>rjune, I dont mess with iptables. I dont even know where there at and what they do
[00:14]<zaugn>system-config-security
[00:14]<jlsna>you're new .. you just need to understand things you're doing before doing them
[00:14]<zaugn>system-config-securitylevel
[00:14]<zaugn>sorry
[00:15]<afjacnz>bbl
[00:15]<zaugn>the firewall options tab will let you enable access to WWW
[00:15]<rlwywnqw>rjune, all the ports for say httpd is open.. there and selinux was disabled
[00:16]<zaugn>so WWW and secure WWW are trusted?
[00:16]<zaugn>aka checked
[00:17]<rlwywnqw>yep
[00:17]<zaugn>interesting.
[00:17]<rlwywnqw>and port 80 in router is open
[00:17]<zaugn>you're running apache on port 80 right?
[00:17]<zaugn>are portforwarding 80 from your router to your machine?
[00:17]<ruvjlsd>ISPs sometimes stealth 80 incoming.
[00:18]<rlwywnqw>should be 80, i never changed a port number. and yes the router is pointed to that ip
[00:18]<zaugn>yeah, that happens too
[00:18]<rlwywnqw>the other few days it was working
[00:18]<rlwywnqw>spydiex.dyndns.org check it
[00:25]<jlsna>sup spotty
[00:29]<rrfdrrryf>humm
[00:29]<rrfdrrryf>still having some problems with my scssi
[00:39]<ddq000>Hi. i have fedora 2 + php5 + mysql < 4.0 I want to upgrade to php5 + mysql 4.1.. Ideas how to most effectivly do that?
[00:39]<2uddrrr>pay someone.
[00:40]<lnvvnzrx>mm2000, try getting the source rpms and build packages... but you could end up chasing deps...
[00:40]<ddq000>budmang: i was rather thinking about what packages i should update...
[00:40]<mmg_>hi all
[00:41]<mmg_>what is the difference between windows 95 and a virus? the virus is for free. :)
[00:41]<ddq000>petterah: nothing like "yum update MAGIC php and mysql" ?
[00:41]<lnvvnzrx>yum magicwand peace and joy
[00:41]<lnvvnzrx>sorry :p
[00:42]<ddq000>was a long time ago i installed mysql and php. cant remeber all packages.
[00:42]<lnvvnzrx>if you get the source rpm for, lets say mysql 5.. from fc5, you could check the .spec file, i think all the deps are listed in there...
[00:42]<ddq000>mysql-server, mysql-database, php-gd and so on...
[00:43]<ddq000>mysql 4.1 will do fine.
[00:43]<lnvvnzrx>yeah, but i think there are only ONE mysql.src.rpm ?
[00:43]<rrfdrrryf>scsi is being nightmareish
[00:43]<ddq000>that version must also be availible on fc2...?
[00:43]<lnvvnzrx>you could build from source, not srpm too
[00:43]<ddq000>tar-ball?
[00:44]<lnvvnzrx>if you get the srpm, or source tarball yeah, you build it for fc2
[00:44]<lnvvnzrx>you will of course need the devel tools and compilers too... or maybe you have a buildhost?
[00:45]<ddq000>oh, i have most of devel
[00:45]<lnvvnzrx>not all servers have the compilers installed
[00:45]<lnvvnzrx>ok
[00:45]<lnvvnzrx>i would first try the srpm way.. then you end up with fc2 based .rpm files you can backup, and use on other servers too
[00:46]<lnvvnzrx>or maybe someone have tried this? look for it on google..?
[00:46]<ddq000>hehe, thats a possibility too.
[00:46]<ddq000>people here use to know this things though
[00:47]<ddq000>"yum update yadda yadda"
[00:49]<rrfdrrryf>is there any way of searching truh yum with a web client
[00:49]<mmg_>Calmcacil, no
[00:49]<mmg_>Calmcacil, closer is yumex
[00:49]<mmg_>Calmcacil, a gui for yum
[00:49]<mmg_>Calmcacil, I think is slower but nicer
[00:50]<rrfdrrryf>doesnt help when its a server without gui
[00:53]<zznnnzx>use: yum search * | less
[00:53]<zznnnzx>:P
[00:54]<rrfdrrryf>i neeed to fix my scsi
[00:57]<mjjflx>+hey
[00:57]<mjjflx>+how can I configure sendmail?
[01:00]<sfunrcs>+hey, i'm trying to troubleshoot abysmal 2-d desktop performance in FC5 on my thinkpad T41 with radeon, fedorafaq.org says to remove any nvidia drivers, i found xorg-x11-drv-nv installed, but it wants to remove tons of dependencies too, some of which look important
[01:00]<sfunrcs>+am i not supposed to remove xorg-x11-drv-nv?
[01:00]<sfunrcs>+i'm trying to reinstall fglrx drivers
[01:00]<sfunrcs>+those didn't help last time
[01:00]<sfunrcs>+full screen glxgears is 10 fps or less
[01:01]<wwjjms>+um... radeon is.. an ATI card
[01:01]<sfunrcs>+and application switching re-draw is slow
[01:01]<sfunrcs>+i do know that
[01:01]<sfunrcs>+but nv = nvidia?
[01:01]<wwjjms>+squeaks: yes
[01:02]<wwjjms>+I don't know the logic behind removing the nv driver
[01:02]<wwjjms>+that's nonsensical
[01:02]<sfunrcs>+ok, the faq just says nvidia driver's
[01:02]<sfunrcs>+and that's all i could find
[01:02]<wwjjms>+have you tried thinkwiki? it's helpful for thinkpad owners
[01:02]<sfunrcs>+i didn't remove it the first time, so i'm pulling on strings
[01:02]<wwjjms>+http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Fglrx might help
[01:02]<sfunrcs>+i did check there
[01:02]<sfunrcs>+my error is
[01:03]<sfunrcs>+Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".
[01:03]<sfunrcs>+when i do fglrxinfo
[01:03]<asjpv>+Can I use you guys to test my all new 'make you stronger' formula? it will only cost you $600
[01:03]<asjpv>+:P
[01:03]<sfunrcs>+but i don't get that error without the fglrx driver installed
[01:04]<errv>+jsoft, is it all natural organic?!
[01:05]<rrfdrrryf>+http://pastebin.com/754845 noone know how to fix this problem?
[01:06]<wwjjms>+squeaks: you probably should install the ati driver from livna, and you may need to change your xorg.conf to get it to use the ati proprietary driver
[01:06]<wwjjms>+sadly I don't have anything with ATI hardware so I don't know any more than that
[01:07]<sfunrcs>+i think it works for most people to follow the faq, but i get this Xlib error
[01:07]<sfunrcs>+thanks though
[01:08]<jlsna>+if you don't have an nvidia caerd remove the driver and all deps
[01:08]<jlsna>+then install the ati driver
[01:08]<jlsna>+
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