[05:07] <gymsmoke> wow! i wasn't sure this channel existed...
[05:07] <gymsmoke> i just struggled for the last two days setting up my server (5.10)
[05:08] <gymsmoke> got nameservers, mail, ftp, mysql, apache all working (mostly)...
[05:08] <gymsmoke> can someone tell me why this doesn't work?  insmod ip_conntrack_ftp (gives "no such file or directory")
[05:10] <gymsmoke> hello.... ?
[05:21] <gymsmoke> man, this is some kind of lively discussion - is everyone here a virtual user???
[06:36] <neuralis> gymsmoke: modprobe, not insmod.
[09:03] <gymsmoke> neuralis: thanks... i found it
[09:47] <gymsmoke> night, all
[12:38] <blixtra> After switching between php4 and php5 I'm no longer able to view php files. Just get a download dialog.
[12:41] <blixtra> i get this additional line when restarting apache2: "grep: /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/*.conf: No such file or directory"
[12:56] <blixtra> it seems as if I just need make a link from the mods-available folder
[12:57] <blixtra> problem is that I now no longer have a php module in mods-available
[12:58] <blixtra> In order to start from scratch I installed appche and the php modules and then deleted everything from the /etc/apache2 folder
[12:58] <blixtra> I meant uninstalled apach2 and php
[01:00] <blixtra> I've tried dpkg-reconfigure alog with different combinations of remove and remove-complete in synaptic
[01:36] <infinity> blixtra: What's the output of "dpkg -l \*php\* | grep ^i" ?
[01:37] <infinity> blixtra: Long story short, if you have no PHP stuff in /etc/apache2/mods-available, then you don't have libapache2-mod-php5 installed.
[01:38] <blixtra> one sec
[01:38] <infinity> As for the error in the "start" action of the init script, I know about it, I'll fix it before release.
[01:39] <infinity> It's cosmetic, it won't affect functionality, so you can safely ignore it.
[01:39] <blixtra> your right :) ..as I'm sure you knew
[01:39] <blixtra> no more error now
[01:40] <blixtra> thanks
[01:51] <blixtra> Actually, I'm getting the problem again. I just uninstalled php5 (which was working) and installed php4 (also libapache2-mod-php4).
[01:53] <blixtra> I get no php4.conf in /etc/apache2/mods-available
[01:54] <infinity> I suspect that's also your fault.
[01:55] <infinity> You removed (but didn't purge) libapache2-mod-php4.  That means that the conffiles were left behind.  Then you did an "rm -rf /etc/apache2"... When you reinstalled libapache2-mod-php4, dpkg said "oh, it was never purged, so the conffiles don't need to be installed... Hey look, he deleted his conffiles, that's a totally valid user change, we'll not touch that"
[01:55] <infinity> So, if you "dpkg --purge libapache2-mod-php4" and then reinstall it, you'll get the conffiles back.
[01:55] <infinity> Or don't delete the conffiles from a package that is "removed" but not "purged". :)
[01:55] <blixtra> will try
[01:58] <blixtra> ok that fixed and thanks for the tips
[01:59] <blixtra> I had thought it was something along those lines
[01:59] <blixtra> thanks so much
[02:19] <xerophyte> how does the pam.d get started
[02:19] <xerophyte> just wondering if we place a file in /etc/pam.d do i have to restart it .. if so  how ??
[02:20] <infinity> pam isn't a daemon, it's a set of libraries.
[02:20] <infinity> Every time a process authenticates against pam, libpam re-reads the config files in /etc/pamd.
[02:20] <infinity> pam.d too.
[02:23] <xerophyte> this
[03:00] <xerophyte> infinity, have setup postfix with smtp auth pam mysql sasl .. i am trying to understand
[03:00] <xerophyte> could not put it gothers
[03:01] <xerophyte> if i understood correctly postfix read the sasl library then read the pam library and authedicate am  i right ..
[03:01] <xerophyte> is there any daemon involved her just wondering other postfix
[03:02] <infinity> No, juts postfix.
[03:02] <infinity> The rest are just libraries.
[03:08] <xerophyte> so postfix load those code authendicate with mysql am i right
[03:09] <infinity> -EPARSE
[10:41] <Otherland> hi..I've got some problems with ubuntu 5.10 and NIS... I'vet setup a NIS server (master) and one client, but it doesn't seem that I can logon from the client to the server (regular user login). Do I need to enalbe 'NIS authentication' or something similiar ?
[10:42] <Otherland> ..on the client I mean