| jroysdon | I'm trying to install CentOS as a GuestOS under VMWare. Actually, I have it installed, I'm trying to get the VMWare Tools working. I need the kernel source/headers... what RPM contains this, or do I have to do a fancy yum-utils command to get them? I'm using Centos5,. |
| roselineX | Hi. Has anyone here installed Flash Media Server on centos? I'm having a problem where it runs for a few minutes, but then completely blocks all incoming and outgoing traffic on the server. |
| Foster | Someone have adobe illustrator cs3 Key or the crack file ??? pleaseee |
| aflury_ | um |
| jroysdon | Get lost, Foster. Foster - call this number and ask: (202) 324-3000 |
| lang72 | Foster: http://www.inkscape.org/ Fossybaer: http://www.inkscape.org/screenshots/index.php?lang=en |
| jroysdon | What happened to kernel-devel? What is that contained in now? ooooh, duh! I already set exclude=kernel* I need to save that step for after I get the base system set up :/ |
| RadSurfer | looks like I'm not the only C5 gnome user not auto-mounting dvd's! |
| kintaro0e | hi guys..is there a tool that will monitor you client desktop who are downloading too much files and consumes bandwidth? |
| Kazuhiro | kintaro0e, http://lists.netfilter.org/pipermail/netfilter/2006-January/064458.html |
| Feeling | hi people hi people need some help on vsftpd, i have a weird delay between the "Connected with www.axxx.com. Waiting for welcome message..." and welcome message?????? |
| wolfy | Feeling: check reverse dns |
| lnxkde | Evolution, hows that repo with beagle going? |
| Feeling | wolfy: check reverse dns how??? |
| wolfy | Feeling: I'd say the server does a reverse DNS on the IP of the client. but the check is blocked (a firewall with -j DROP instead -j REJECT for instance) |
| Feeling | wolfy wolfy: vsftpd was working great! then i install ispconfig, then started to make a delay on the waiting welcome message i don't know want you mean to check for dns reverse what* how i can check that???? |
| jroysdon | How can I force yum to install an unsigned rpm? I really just want yum to solve all the deps, but there should be a way to override it... |
| so_ | jroysdon, use localinstall |
| jroysdon | that will tell it to ignore the signature? |
| so_ | jroysdon, I use localinstall to solve the deps, then run yum to install the deps, and then install the rpms with rpm, although I check in rpmforge and other repositories first jroysdon, no, but it will resolve the deps for you |
| jroysdon | so_ - ah, ok, I just modified gpgcheck= in /etc/yum.conf [main] |
| so_ | I usually leave it on, use localinstall to resolve the deps, install those manually before installing the rpm |
| jroysdon | yup, gotcha. I turned it back on once I got the rpm installed I needed |
| action | jroysdon is trying the localinstall method too (safer, I suppose) |
| jroysdon | is trying the localinstall method too (safer, I suppose) same diff: Package dtc-0.23.0-0.noarch.rpm is not signed So, how can I have localinstall resolve the deps (that is, get the deps actually installed?)? (I'm trying to automate this whole install, and there are 20+ deps, so I don't want to manually type them in, and they may change over time or say in CentOS vX) Are DAG, Dries, and NewRPMs safe repos? |
| peerce | well, you can selfsign your packages, with a key you generate with gpg, then install that key |