| r2bit | capt-rogers: http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/RHEL-4-Manual/sysadmin-guide/ch-httpd-secure-server.html |
| capt-rogers | k |
| mx-5 | Has anybody upgraded to firefox 2.0 on centos 4.4? |
| OuttaLuck | hey....I have a switch connected to a centos 4.4 box via a serial port...i would use mgetty to connect to it, right? |
| so_ | I usually use minicom, but that's me |
| OuttaLuck | ahhh, ok |
| Aces1Up | hey all anyone know how i start and stop the apache service? what the command is? |
| jennam | /etc/init.d/httpd stop |
| ^piggy^ | or "service httpd stop" it also accepts start and restart |
| peerce | and reload to reread the config files without actually stopping |
| breakdisk | guys,does centos 4.4 supported the xen already? |
| peerce | breakdisk; you can, I believe, install and configure Xen, but it doesn't come with it built in |
| breakdisk | peerce,thanks! have you release the centos 5? |
| peerce | no, centos5 isn't ready yet, won't be until after upstream releases RHEL 5 |
| breakdisk | ok thanks peerce. |
| thecoolone19 | does centos have any date history tool? |
| peerce | date history? huh? |
| thecoolone19 | i mean, a software where i can insert data for a particular date saying that on this day something happened on 1997 |
| peerce | thecoolone19; like, a text editor? |
| DocHolliday | hah i have never done a minimal install of anything anyone done a grsec kernel install? |
| rado_ | peerce, you here? |
| thecoolone19 | does anyone know a tool where i can enter events that happened at a particular date in the past. |
| rado_ | how do you have your data laid out? |
| thecoolone19 | rado_: are you asking me ? |
| rado_ | ya there is really just you and me here right now I suppose |
| DocHolliday | no grsec people around? |
| thecoolone19 | what i want is like a tool that can tell me that on this day this event happend in the past |
| rado_ | where you gonna get the data from? |
| thecoolone19 | i am gonna enter the data manually |
| peerce | so put the data in a database (postgres, whatever), then write a program to fetch it and display it on demand. |
| rado_ | kk...this is just me...I'd really look at mysql hi peerce! |
| peerce | mysql is barf. |
| rado_ | you reckon? |
| peerce | database server for people who don't know what a relational database is. |