| zembee | Hello - anyone here using RHCS? Is only one fence device needed in a two node setup? Using a Masterswitch 92xx. thx. |
| fiftycal | hi orc_orc |
| Evolution | fiftycal: it's 10pm where orc_orc is. he's probably deep in a single-malt induced slumber. |
| HAIDEN | zembee, you need a fence device for each node zembee, when the cluster is inquorate each node needs a way to fence off the other |
| evil_steve | Evolution: soft, I say. |
| HAIDEN | zembee, adding a fence device to each node will allow it to do that |
| fiftycal | Evolution: thanks. |
| HAIDEN | zembee, cluster suite is actually a real bastard to set up sometimes... especially with GFS |
| various | Has any one successfully installed wine? I mean.. my wine installed, but when I run any .exe or even winecfg, i don't see any text on the windows |
| HAIDEN | zembee, recently there was an issue with 4U5.. where there were no modules for cman and clvmd built into the new kernel provided with 4U5... i spent hours figuring out what to do and backport those important packages just to get it to run |
| action | HAIDEN shudders at the thought of going into work tomorrow to work with it further |
| HAIDEN | shudders at the thought of going into work tomorrow to work with it further |
| action | toracat_ going home. |
| toracat_ | going home. |
| dmehler | Hello, is anyone good with building custom rpms? |
| mightnare | dmehler: which package? |
| dmehler | mightnare it's cups, v1.2.11 downloaded from cups.org. |
| Mr|Dave | This may be more of an RH question, but I installed a default centos5 install (with desktop - gnome). i want to remove groups like "Printing Support" and "Sound and Video" but gnome-session (among other things) will be removed if i do that. It seems like I should be able to remove printing and audio without killing all of gnome. Am I doing something wrong? |
| mightnare | dmehler: the 1.2.10 src.rpm that comes with fedora can be a good start... |
| Mr|Dave | removing "Mail Server" also removes mdadm, which seems weird too |
| dmehler | Mightnare, I just checked for one and i only saw 1.2.7, where did you check for 1.2.10? I'm also curious as to why compiling the 1.2.11 cups source code, there's a spec in it, compiles outside my home directory, even though i have a .rpmmacros file specifying topdir. |
| mightnare | can i see your .rpmmacros |
| dmehler | Mr|Dave I've found a lot of things that pulled mdadm, that's kind of funny. mightnare, Can i have a private email? I'm not on that box with the file. |
| Mr|Dave | i don't really mind because "Mail Server" is only sendmail and SA, but it doesn't make sense to me |
| dmehler | mightnare thanks, email on it's way. |
| mightnare | dmehler: i think there's nothing wrong with your .rpmmacros and i'm compiling 1.2.11 as we speak on centos 4.4, just with rpm -ta i got an error though, File not found by glob: /tmp/cups-root/usr/lib*/php*... |
| dmehler | mightnare, thanks, i didn't think my .rpmmacros were bad, will that rpm work on centos5? My problem is when the build process ends the temp stuff can't be deleted. Ok, that error use --without php on the end of that command. Mightnare, that glob error you'll see it again with <root-dir>/etc/pam.d/* that's the thing that's preventing me from making this work. |
| Mr|Dave | does this make any sense? `rpm -q --whatrequires sendmail` says nothing, but yum erase sendmail wants to erase +4 packages |
| ivazquez | Try checking to see what requires the sendmail executable directly. |
| dmehler | Mr|Dave are you trying to kill sendmail and install something else? If so yum remove sendmail will do it. I think that command will also pull dependent packages as well. |
| Mr|Dave | i'm not, i just don't really see why trying to remove sendmail wants to remove mdadm i have a bunch of other packages that popped up and i figured sendmail was an easy one because i assumed lots would require it |
| dmehler | Mr|Dave I do not know. With your concern over mdadm do you do anything with raid1? |
| Mr|Dave | i do and good call on checking sendmail executable there are quite a few things makes a bit more sense now |