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 I just created a new DL ISO and booted it in VMWare.
All the sudden the system brings up this dialog to update the 
configuration... NICE !

Good job Bruce !

cya
  Heiko

Howdy,

this is just a test email if PHP + SquirrelMail works.

cya
  Heiko

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> >Anyone know how to get "less" or "more" to work in a script called
> >from pre_init?   They are acting like it's a non-interactive shell.
> >
> >I've tried exporting:  LINES COLUMNS TERM PS1 PS2
> >I've tried running the script (which calls less/more)
> >by name and with "bash -<options> script" trying all
> >combinations of the bash options:  "i" "l" "c"
> >
> >I'm running out of ideas ...
> 
> No clue.
> Did you try executing /etc/profile or however we named it?

Yeah, that doesn't help.

> What do you try to do?

Upgrading to a new config/etc during bootup.

No big deal, I found a different way to display the info.

 - BS

On 10/17/2003 02:48:02 PM Bruce Smith wrote:
>Anyone know how to get "less" or "more" to work in a script called
>from pre_init?   They are acting like it's a non-interactive shell.
>
>I've tried exporting:  LINES COLUMNS TERM PS1 PS2
>I've tried running the script (which calls less/more)
>by name and with "bash -<options> script" trying all
>combinations of the bash options:  "i" "l" "c"
>
>I'm running out of ideas ...

No clue.
Did you try executing /etc/profile or however we named it?

What do you try to do?

cya
  Heiko
=

Anyone know how to get "less" or "more" to work in a script called 
from pre_init?   They are acting like it's a non-interactive shell.

I've tried exporting:  LINES COLUMNS TERM PS1 PS2
I've tried running the script (which calls less/more)
by name and with "bash -<options> script" trying all 
combinations of the bash options:  "i" "l" "c"

I'm running out of ideas ...

 - BS

On 10/17/2003 12:04:50 PM "Dean Nedelman" wrote:
>>Hey Folks,
>>
>>what do you think when I should release 1.0 Final ?
>>This weekend or rather wait another week.
>>
>>So far RC2 looks very good and only 1 issue came up (loadlin).
>
>I would want to make sure everybody has had a chance to play with it
>first.
>(I.e., I would give it another week.)  For myself - it was on my list =
of
>weekend things to do.
>
>The real question is - how many outstanding bugs (and you keep a very
>good
>bug tracker) do we have?

0 known bugs for 1.0

Heiko
=

>Hey Folks,
>
>what do you think when I should release 1.0 Final ?
>This weekend or rather wait another week.
>
>So far RC2 looks very good and only 1 issue came up (loadlin).

I would want to make sure everybody has had a chance to play with it first.
(I.e., I would give it another week.)  For myself - it was on my list of
weekend things to do.

The real question is - how many outstanding bugs (and you keep a very good
bug tracker) do we have?

Dean Nedelman
TimeLord Consulting

On 10/17/2003 09:34:53 AM "Heiko Zuerker" wrote:
>On 10/17/2003 09:19:42 AM Bruce Smith wrote:
>>> PHP installs fine now.
>>
>>Still aborts for me.
>>
>>Did you commit your fix?  I don't remember seeing any updates
>>for PHP come across since it first aborted on me.
>
>OOPS.....
>I'll reboot in a few minutes and check it in.

OK it's uploaded.
You need to rebuilt cyrus-imapd !
******
build.sh build opt=3Dcyrus-imapd
******

cya
   Heiko
=

On 10/17/2003 09:22:59 AM Bruce Smith wrote:
>> what do you think when I should release 1.0 Final ?
>> This weekend or rather wait another week.
>
>Are we ready?  I'm not worried about bugs.  We can always come out
>with 1.0.1 if/when bugs show up.
>
>I think we need to be ready with press releases, web site updates,
>online articles and other publicity for the big release.  Has anyone
>done anything with that?  I haven't yet...  :-(

No.
And to be honest I don't want to delay it anymore.
If anybody really wants to write that stuff: you got 1-2 weeks left. ;-=
)

cya
  Heiko
=

On 10/17/2003 09:19:42 AM Bruce Smith wrote:
>> PHP installs fine now.
>
>Still aborts for me.
>
>Did you commit your fix?  I don't remember seeing any updates
>for PHP come across since it first aborted on me.

OOPS.....
I'll reboot in a few minutes and check it in.

Heiko
=

Heiko Zuerker wrote:
> what do you think when I should release 1.0 Final ?
> This weekend or rather wait another week.

sounds great

-- 
thomas

> what do you think when I should release 1.0 Final ?
> This weekend or rather wait another week.

Are we ready?  I'm not worried about bugs.  We can always come out 
with 1.0.1 if/when bugs show up.

I think we need to be ready with press releases, web site updates,
online articles and other publicity for the big release.  Has anyone
done anything with that?  I haven't yet...  :-(

> So far RC2 looks very good and only 1 issue came up (loadlin).

Two issues:

- fixed ISC_BIND to allow zone transfers

 - BS

> PHP installs fine now.

Still aborts for me.  

Did you commit your fix?  I don't remember seeing any updates 
for PHP come across since it first aborted on me.

 - BS

Hey Folks,

what do you think when I should release 1.0 Final ?
This weekend or rather wait another week.

So far RC2 looks very good and only 1 issue came up (loadlin).

cya
  Heiko
=

On 10/17/2003 09:50:53 AM Roland Frei wrote:
>is the RAID-read-balancing patch applied on devil ?

No.

What does it do ?
Where do we get it ?
Anybody else wants it ?

cya
  Heiko
=

Feature Requests item #825479, was opened at 2003-10-17 09:00
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Category: Base System
Group: Next Release
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Bruce Smith (blubdog)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: add gpm

Initial Comment:
Add "gpm" for console mouse support.

Homepage:  http://linux.schottelius.org/gpm/index.html
Download:  ftp://ftp.schottelius.org/pub/linux/gpm/

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hi
is the RAID-read-balancing patch applied on devil ?
thx roland

> Unfortunately when we set up the DNS Servers in my company with DL, the
> guys insisted on *not* using the chroot.
> I never understood why....

The only advantage I could see would be for a HUGE number of hosts. 
With chroot the slaves have to do full zone transfers every time they
are rebooted, and all the servers would use twice the memory to hold 
the domain files (/etc/named & a copy in the jail).

I don't have to worry about that for quite awhile.  :-)

 - BS

Feature Requests item #819456, was opened at 2003-10-07 13:23
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>Category: Packages
Group: None
>Status: Closed
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Bruce Smith (blubdog)
>Assigned to: Heiko Zuerker (smiley73)
Summary: add Apache and PHP

Initial Comment:
Add the Apache web server, and the PHP server side
scripting language.
http://www.apache.org/   http://www.php.net/

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PHP installs fine now.

There are still some modules not compiled for it, we have to fix/add  
that over time.

cya
  Heiko

On 10/16/2003 01:43:37 PM Bruce Smith wrote:
>> But it's good that you got that far, that means (almost) everything
>works !
>>
>> You got 2 options:
>> 1) de-select PHP
>> 2) fix the PHP install script ( I prefer this one ! )
>
>Don't hold your breath on #2, I've got a lot of other stuff to do firs=
t.

Crap!

>I'm currently replacing some Redhat Linux servers at work with DL.
>I figured I'd start out with the easy ones, so I installed two DL BIND=

>servers to replace my employer's RH BIND servers.  The master named
>server worked fine.  The slave server wouldn't transfer the zones -
>permission denied.  OK, the master isn't giving the slave permission -=

>WRONG!  It turns out the /etc/named directory in the _jail_ is only
>writable by root and the named process is running as user "named".
>(even though I ran "chown named /etc/named" on the _real_ directory)
>
>It's amazing how much easier it is to find bugs in software when you
>actually USE it!  :-)    Fixes will be committed soon, for 1.1 & 1.0.

Yeah that is true.

Unfortunately when we set up the DNS Servers in my company with DL, the=

guys insisted on *not* using the chroot.
I never understood why....

cya
  Heiko
=

> >LATE last night (near the end of the Cubs game):
> >I updated from CVS and updated source (after fixing ftp permissions :)
> >installed a new lfssystem and started a compile.  I'm still up to date
> >as of this morning (no new updates since then).
> 
> Yesterday NOT SO LATE (far away from the end of the Cubs game (I think)) I
> wrote an Email to the Mailinglist  that  you should not select PHP, because
> it's not finished yet.
> But it seems like it never left my mail server. :-((

No wonder I didn't see it!   :-)

> But it's good that you got that far, that means (almost) everything works !
> 
> You got 2 options:
> 1) de-select PHP
> 2) fix the PHP install script ( I prefer this one ! )

Don't hold your breath on #2, I've got a lot of other stuff to do first.

I'm currently replacing some Redhat Linux servers at work with DL.
I figured I'd start out with the easy ones, so I installed two DL BIND
servers to replace my employer's RH BIND servers.  The master named
server worked fine.  The slave server wouldn't transfer the zones -
permission denied.  OK, the master isn't giving the slave permission -
WRONG!  It turns out the /etc/named directory in the _jail_ is only
writable by root and the named process is running as user "named".
(even though I ran "chown named /etc/named" on the _real_ directory)

It's amazing how much easier it is to find bugs in software when you
actually USE it!  :-)    Fixes will be committed soon, for 1.1 & 1.0.

 - BS

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