[07:49] <AWOSDev> Okay so you guys can't help me with an apache problem?
[07:49] <AWOSDev> According to ChanServ
[07:49] <AWOSDev> -ChanServ- [#ubuntu-server]  Ubuntu Server Discussions (development and support)
[07:49] <AWOSDev> but according to your topic you can't
[07:49] <AWOSDev> so can you help me?
[07:50] <AWOSDev> I need php3 4 and 5 all on the same Apache2 server
[07:50] <AWOSDev> is it possible?
[10:22] <spike> oh, it eventually became "support" too?
[10:23] <thefish> ye, maybe best to change the name to #ubuntu-devel then eh?
[10:23] <thefish> or ubuntu-server-dev
[10:24] <spike> uhg, another ubuntu-channel? gosh, no please
[10:25] <spike> we dont get that much traffic to justify splitting ayway imho
[10:25] <spike> hardly support questions are getting in the way of dev discussions
[06:45] <sysdoc> ARP spoofing/IP aliasing across the net from 2 different backbones accessing the net from different locations, to establish redundancy for http,qmail functions across an enterprise, is this possible with Ubuntu?
[06:53] <spike> sysdoc: how's that distro dependant?
[06:53] <mark> I think you'll have to explain that in more detail
[06:54] <spike> it's even hardly linux dependant
[06:54] <sysdoc> Right
[06:54] <sysdoc> the idea is to have site 1/server 1 fail over to site2/server2
[06:55] <spike> besides, I guess you meant ARP proxying not arp spoofing
[07:35] <sharms> sysdoc: yes it is possible.
[07:51] <sysdoc> yea, I know it is possible,
[07:52] <sysdoc> Anyone have any documentation/url regarding this issue?
[07:52] <sysdoc> <searching the wiki
[08:27] <sharms> sysdoc: you don't have an issue, you have various buzz words without substance
[08:30] <sysdoc> lol
[08:31] <sysdoc> sorry I guess I was just thinking out loud, got it handled tho....
[08:32] <sharms> sysdoc: for starters: "ARP spoofing/IP aliasing across the net from 2 different backbones accessing the net from different locations"  - this statement is ambiguous, and could infer many things, but I suppose you are looking for iptables and ifconfig
[08:33] <sharms> sysdoc: to establish redundancy you need to define the resources to be used: multiple servers, layer 4 switch, ipvs etc
[08:39] <sysdoc> Like I said, got it handled.... But thanks...
[10:01] <knixtech> hello all, does anyone have any info for installing open-xchange on the server?