| grknight | cilly: you probably could.. but not without borking up something |
| brianw | n17ikh|Lappy: emerge --info | grep ACCEPT_KEYWORDS |
| cilly | grknight: yeah, right |
| n17ikh|Lappy | I'm x86 then |
| cilly | grknight: and the last I wanna do is ruin my logfiles :) |
| tdr | cilly quota support is under filesystems in the kernel config |
| cilly | grknight: well, after 21 days up it is nice to know the machine still reboots without a hassle. |
| grknight | cilly: and don't make the mistake of quota'ing any daemon x.x |
| JB318 | n17ikh|Lappy: Hmm, and 4.2.2 is the latest on x86. But you can't upgrade to it. Cute! |
| cilly | tdr: I know |
| n17ikh|Lappy | well, it doesn't want to update to it |
| brianw | khicks: a little vague there |
| n17ikh|Lappy | it would if I forced it but brianw's description of how world and -D works make sense |
| JB318 | n17ikh|Lappy: That was my next suggestion, to force it. |
| cilly | tdr: but what would you have to do if the user level program gets upgraded? |
| brianw | no need to force it though |
| n17ikh|Lappy | it just irks me that when I tell it to upgrade everything it doesn't |
| brianw | why update it just for the sake of updating it? |
| cilly | grknight: oh, I use it for postfix though :) |
| n17ikh|Lappy | because this is gentoo :p |
| JB318 | n17ikh|Lappy: I'm not sure that his model was right though... Well I haven't done a sync yet today, I'm going to try and see if I get any deep deps to upgrade |
| tdr | cilly, well there are two different qutoa versions, so userland utilites might change to use the new format. other than that, nothing. |
| cilly | grknight: or it is nice to have for apache |
| khicks | brainx: i install cnet (network simulation program that was a command line and gui interface) by using emerge cnet, everything installed and now I want to start the program with the gui interface, how do i do so? |
| grknight | cilly: i'd quota the user (because postfix will write it AS the user) |
| brianw | khicks: man cnet |
| cilly | tdr: yes, that's what I did, but what about apache if you have an upload dir? |
| JB318 | khicks: Either look for the docs with the program, or (what I often do): equery files cnet |
| cilly | tdr: well 1 GB might be enough reserve... just to stop the possibility someone fills your hd with crump |
| tdr | cilly the new quota format still supports the older one afaik |
| Bizarro181 | supern00b question on the way....beryl is just a window manager, so I need to install something like gnome or kde then beryl to make it all fancy correct? |
| tdr | cilly, enough reserve for being able to boot or something? |
| cilly | tdr: okay, I upgraded to the newer quota |
| brianw | Bizarro181: #gentoo-xeffects |
| dotdotdot | Bizarro181--> you will need to set up XGL then obtain beryl and your choice of xfce, gnome or kde, but have fun in #gentoo-xeffects b/c its dead :) |
| jubo1 | Bizarro181: probably best to run it with KDE or Gnome, but you can run it alone with a terminal |
| cilly | tdr: na, I mean if I set a quota limit for the apache user, currently using about 300MB, i.e. I set a limit to 1 GB so if someone uploads, they can not fill up the entire hd... |
| Bizarro181 | I see thanks :) |
| jubo1 | beryl is really cool for a few minutes, but then you gotta get some work done :-) |