Re: profile deprecated suggestion

> > --- gentoo-upgrading.xml.orig   2004-05-31 09:52:27.156988560 +0200
> > +++ gentoo-upgrading.xml        2004-05-31 09:55:03.855166816 +0200
> >  <at>  <at>  -215,7 +215,7  <at>  <at> 
> >  <tr>
> >    <th>ppc</th>
> >    <ti>2004.0</ti>
> > -  <ti>1.4</ti>
> > +  <ti></ti>
> >  </tr>
> >  <tr>
> >    <th>sparc</th>
>
> I think so yes, thnxs.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Pieter Van den Abeele
>

So can someone please apply?

Thanks.
Gregorio

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Re: profile deprecated suggestion

> > >> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=169255
> > >>
> > >> last comment.
> > >
> > > default-ppc-2004.0 and default-ppc-2004.1 are identical, so this patch
> > > should
> > > suffice, right?
> >
> > I think so yes, thnxs.
>
> i thought the point was to document how to upgrade from a deprecated
> profile ? -mike

that's already covered by the guide

Gregorio

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Re: profile deprecated suggestion

Gregorio Guidi wrote:
>>>--- gentoo-upgrading.xml.orig   2004-05-31 09:52:27.156988560 +0200
>>>+++ gentoo-upgrading.xml        2004-05-31 09:55:03.855166816 +0200
>>> <at>  <at>  -215,7 +215,7  <at>  <at> 
>>> <tr>
>>>   <th>ppc</th>
>>>   <ti>2004.0</ti>
>>>-  <ti>1.4</ti>
>>>+  <ti></ti>
>>> </tr>
>>> <tr>
>>>   <th>sparc</th>
>>
>>I think so yes, thnxs.
>>
>>Best regards,
>>
>>Pieter Van den Abeele
>>
> 
> 
> So can someone please apply?

Done.

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Away

Hi all,

I will be away for vacation from 2/6 until 17/7. Sorry for being inactive the last few weeks, it'd been very
busy with my real life. Anyway, i don't know if i will have internet connection during this period, but i'll
update the docs whenever i'm online.

cheers,
erwin

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Compliments to the doc team

 From anc on alt.os.linux.gentoo:
 > Rephrased to "Double-check your /etc/fstab, save and quit to continue."
 >
 > That should make it clearer.

Thank you, if I ever change my hard drive or have to reinstall gentoo that
will prevent me making any foolish mistakes.

By the way, the Gentoo handbook is excellent. I have learnt a lot about
Gentoo and expanded my linux knowledge just by reading  chapters 1 through
11.  It has also been properly structured and ordered the same way a
beginner would install, some publicized books about linux are not this
good. I am currently reading the desktop configuration guide. My
congratulations to you and the rest of the team of authors for producing
the best clear and concise online manual.

Cheers,
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All html to htdocs

I've begun a rather small project that will allow the use of apache
as the central server/repository for all the application documentation
installed via portage.

My reasons for doing this are two fold. 

One, In a network setting it will allow the attached clients to save local
hard drive space by placing all the html documents on a central server.
Enabling clients to connect to a central document server also provides the
side benefits of everyone on the group having the same document version,
easy document version control, etc..

Two, allow for the consolidation of all documents and make them easily
available via a web browser accessing a central document index.

While this has obvious benefits for lan setting, it's also a nice add-on for 
single users also. As a side benefit, I've found, indexed and made available
a lot of html documents that I dnd't even know I had...

Would anyone be interested in such a application?

All it does is; scans the local hard drive for all available html by looking
for "index.html". Once all the locations have been found, a simple index is
created and placed in /var/www/localhost/htdocs as indexall.html and then
modifies the existing index.html with pointer to the new index...

In order for apache to access the html, you have to place a link in /htdocs
pointing to the root dir of the new document or document tree. For
instance, to access documents under /usr/doc... you need to place a link in

Re: All html to htdocs

On Tuesday 08 June 2004 12:19 pm, Jerry McBride wrote:
> Would anyone be interested in such a application?

i think gentoo-doc might be the wrong forum ... take it to 
gentoo-dev <at> gentoo.org
-mike

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Re: All html to htdocs

On Wed, 2004-06-09 at 22:50, Mike Frysinger wrote:
> On Tuesday 08 June 2004 12:19 pm, Jerry McBride wrote:
> > Would anyone be interested in such a application?
> 
> i think gentoo-doc might be the wrong forum ... take it to 
> gentoo-dev <at> gentoo.org
> -mike
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it might be worth mentioning that gentoo-doc is very, very much
concentrated on documents for gentoo, not for documents that come with
gentoo but are provided by packages the end-user installs.

It sounds like a great idea, but I agree with Mike, that the best place
for you to post this in order to go forward with this is indeed the
development mailling list at gentoo-dev <at> gentoo.org.

Cheers,

Colin Morey
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[david <at> edeca.net: UML HOWTO]

Passing along....
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Hi,

Just to let you know that ethertap, as recommended by your UML HOWTO, is 
actually deprecated now.  What you want to be using is CONFIG_TUN, which 
is the universal TUN/TAP support.

My UML networking HOWTO is at http://edeca.net/articles.xml; perhaps this 
could be linked from your HOWTO?

Thanks for the HOWTO,

David

writing

Hello,
Is anyone writing anything up on iptables/LIDS/RSBAC or a secure syslog server?
I am writing one currently and want to know if this will be accepted or if 
anyone else has written one.
Thanks,
Jayson

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