| suseROCKs | Note to others: That's "a 500 error" not "500 errors." :-P |
| Cymage | suseROCKs : hmmm, makes me wonder if the vhosts are part of the problem |
| suseROCKs | Cymage: according to documentation, mod_status is a server-wide directive, not applied to just vhosts. |
| twkm | read your error log. |
| suseROCKs | twkm: it doesn't show up anything in the error logs |
| twkm | then either you did something very bad (touched the error log while apache had it open) or very stupid (turned off error logging). |
| twkm | or perhaps you have multiple error logs and you aren't looking at the right one. |
| suseROCKs | twkm: You're making some rather gross assumptions :-) |
| suseROCKs | I haven't touched the error log, It does work and I get error messages on other unrelated things which I've resolved |
| suseROCKs | I believe the problem has to do with properly enabling ExtendedStatus |
| twkm | i believe a 500 response that isn't logged is the prime problem. |
| Action: AlbertoP sends Geeko to help suseROCKs |
| suseROCKs | the syntax listed on Apache's website is quite different from that in our /etc/sysconfig/apache2 file |
| twkm | sysconfig is sourced by a shell script, it isn't what apache uses itself. |
| twkm | stuff under /etc/apache2/, in .conf files at least, is what apache uses, and those are influenced by the init script which is influenced by the sysconfig file. |
| twkm | but in any case, if the log level is low enough for *any* other errors to be recorded, it should also be low enough for a 500. well, anyway, you probably aren't getting your status because that .conf file isn't actually being referenced, even though the module is being loaded. |
| AlbertoP | maybe we should give hints IF we know them, or be silent ;-) |
| twkm | i'll assume that was aimed at me, even though i've provided hints. i'll probably also ignore something. |
| suseROCKs | I don't think I'd want my log file recording 500 errors. That'd be insane |
| twkm | *shrug* |
| AlbertoP | twkm: well I know you're trying to help, but I also know it might be annoying for others to read the same hint many times (logs) ;-) |
| twkm | thanks for finally being concrete. |
| AlbertoP | just what I think, as always :) |
| twkm | suseROCKs: sounds insane not to, since they are critical flaws in your configuration, but okay. since you have no log of the problem you'll probably have to manually trace the includes -- perhaps just manually edit /etc/apache2/sysconfig.d/include.conf, and pray a bit nothing else changes it. |
| AlbertoP | just an info: on forums there is a thread about apache not loading modules |
| AlbertoP | suseROCKs: here it explains how to set status stuff --> http://en.opensuse.org/Mirror_Setup_Howto |
| suseROCKs | AlbertoP: link me pls. |
| AlbertoP | search for apachestats |
| Action: AlbertoP pats Geeko |
| BManojlovic | he,llo |
| felipe__ | helo |
| felipe__ | how can install amsn in opensuse 11.2? |
| felipe__ | I have a tkimage library problem |
| Chrysantine | felipe__: It's in the Packman repository. |
| Chrysantine | felipe__: http://packman.links2linux.org/package/amsn |
| bill | Problem with today's automatic updates of SuSe 11.1. Error message says: r8101-kmp-default-1.013.00_2.6.27.7_9.1-3.1.x86_64 is needed but not available. How can I get the update to complete successfully? |
| Chrysantine | bill: Did you receive a kernel update today? |
| samyak | twkm, just to update you on my hunting to have it all on HTTP... http://www.mediacollege.com/video/streaming/http.html |
| samyak | twkm, sadly the http streaming is not meant for live streaming .. |
| Chrysantine | samyak: What kind of live streaming do you want? |
| samyak | live audio and video streaming .. |
| samyak | I am currently using hosted account with Flash Media Server |
| Chrysantine | samyak: Yes but you didn't specify what source. |
| bitshuffler | bill: add the proper drivers:nic repo and be happy |
| Chrysantine | samyak: For example a live stream can mean a webcam or a video grabber or a tv channel or. |
| bitshuffler | bill: and 1.013.... is totally outdated so you might want to update all that stuff |
| felipe__ | tks |
| Chrysantine | samyak: Depending on what solution you wish there are some possible solutions for you, such a mpeg4ip (mp4live from it) and Darwin Streaming Server to do the actual RTSP serving. |
| bill | Chrysantine: I do not believe I did, but I'm new enough with SuSe Linux that I am no sure. |
| samyak | Chrysantine, We are using Sony PD77 video camera |
| Chrysantine | samyak: Does it present itself as a Video4Linux device you can access? |
| Chrysantine | bill: Sounds like you've added a repository where you installed those r8101 files but they haven't yet been updated to provide for the new kernel. (Or perhaps there is another repo that does) |
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| samyak | Chrysantine, but at the same time we will have webcam as well to be captured if we want to have mutiple location/views to broadcast .. |
| samyak | Chrysantine, let me see and tell you |
| Chrysantine | samyak: If you have a device that works as a V4L/2 device (/dev/video) you can use mp4live and dss to stream it to clients. |
| bitshuffler | bill: Chrysantine again - you need to add the proper drivers:nic repo - the one you have it for 11.1 without updates so you have to add the _update one as well so you get packages for updated kernels |
| bitshuffler | s/it/is/ |
| Action: Chrysantine adds bitshuffler_is_a_knob repo. |
| Action: bitshuffler contains plenty of stuff ;P |
| samyak | Chrysantine, I would first try with my webcam for now ... |
| samyak | I can see /dev/video0 dev on my opensuse |
| Chrysantine | samyak: That's most likely your webcam then. Anyway, DSS is not 'free' as in 'free free' but 'free as in beer sorta kinda free'. |
| samyak | Chrysantine, ohkk ...let me check out both the options ... |
| Chrysantine | samyak: You might want to read up on .sdp files and how you can serve those to clients via Darwin Streaming Server. |
| bill | Chrysantine: Sounds about right. System monitor says I have Release 121.1, Linux 2..27.7-9-default. To rephrase, you're saying that the updates need Linux 11.2, I have Linux 11.1, so the updates cannot resolve dependencies. Do I have to download all of Linux 11.2 and update from a DVD, or is there some incremental update method I can use? |
| Chrysantine | samyak: Google has *lots* of help on that subject. mpeg4ip package which contains mp4live (the program that does the video capturing and compression, then streaming that via DSS) is available in the Packman repo. |
| bitshuffler | bill: which part of "You need to add another repo that contains the r8101 package for the updated 11.1 kernel!" don't you get? |
| Chrysantine | samyak: Alternatively you can use GStreamer to accomplish the same thing, grabbing the video, compressing it and then feeding that video to DSS which serves it to clients. |
| samyak | Chrysantine, so I will anyway say goodbye to RTMP and FMS/Red5 with mp4live and/or DSS ? |
| bitshuffler | bill: add http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/drivers:/nic/openSUSE_11.1_update/ and be happy. |
| rip | does 11.2's new encryption feature include encrypted swap partition as well? Where can I go to find out more info. about 11.2's encryption feature? |
| bitshuffler | rip: it's an encrypted lvm on which you can put swap as well |
| Chrysantine | samyak: RTMP is proprietary stuff and I don't know if oneone has successfully reverse engineered it. |
| twkm | adobe published their protocol. |
| Chrysantine | Well that solved that problem, if anyone has actually developed a client/server for it. |
| samyak | Red5 guys have at least come up with alternative to Flash Media Server |
| twkm | dss is proprietary too, which was later published. it just has somewhat better uptake in the not-just-them world. |
| samyak | Chrysantine, osflash.org/red5 , i guess they have reversed engineered it ... just FYI |
| Chrysantine | samyak: Ah ok. We didn't have a need for such solution so we built our own hacky-tacky live streaming system. |
| samyak | Chrysantine, how did you did it ? |
| twkm | vlc? |
| Chrysantine | samyak: We used gstreamer. |
| samyak | I want people to see it in their browser ... |
| samyak | does using gstreamer or vlc make it browser ready ? |
| samyak | The reason flash in video streaming is so popular is that almost all have flash plugin installed |
| samyak | I would check out all the options you guys have come up with |
| samyak | though |
| Chrysantine | samyak: Well we don't stream to browsers so.. our needs are different. |
| Action: evilFunkyFingerz that's an interesting project that I'ed like to try |
| Vojtaeus | IMHO, You need plugin to be able to use VLC or MPlayer within browser... |
| samyak | Chrysantine, I understand ... in my case I simply don't know what my user is ... |
| samyak | Vojtaeus, and asking people to download plugin is not that easy |
| bill | Chrysantine an bitshuffler: Sorry, I got behind in the message stream, and was answering an earlier message from Chrysantine. Remember, I don' know how things are done with Linux. So, I'll try your suggestions as well as I'm able and get back to you. |
| Chrysantine | samyak: A quick Google suggests the Red5 is the most popular solution for live streaming on Linux. |
| twkm | he needs to feed the red5 server. |
| Chrysantine | bill: Well the bottom line is - you installed the r8101 driver from some repository. You should look at what the repository is. |
| Chrysantine | twkm: Is Red5 merely a streaming server or does it do encoding/hinting? |
| samyak | Chrysantine, yup, but what about feeding the data to Red5 from the place of live event ? That part is done by Flash Live Media Encoder which is not available for Linux |
| bitshuffler | bill: no worries. Also you have to enable "refresh" for those repos since their content changes whenever I drop a new driver in it (e.g. the r8101 one got updated to 1.014 quite some time ago). |
| cst | hi there |
| Chrysantine | samyak: There are several tools which can encode files in the fly, mp4live is one such tools - even mencoder can encode into flash on the fly from various sources (even live input). gstreamer cannot (afaik) encode flash yet. |
| Chrysantine | tools/tool. |
| samyak | Chrysantine, mp4live will capture and encode and send it to FMS/Red5 ... that would be great ! |
| Chrysantine | samyak: Unfortunately mp4live won't do for you because it doesn't encode flash. |
| samyak | ahhh :( |
| cst | Is the "widget on screensaver" supposed to work in kde 4.4 beta2 (opensuse 11.2 factory)? When I try to set up the widgets in the screen-saver interface all I see is an empty workspace with the background-image and an anloge clock - no means there to add any widgets |
| Chrysantine | samyak: As the name suggests, it's great for serving H264 video however. |
| samyak | Flash do have a h.264 support now ! |
| twkm | ffmpeg can probably stream to the server. |
| Chrysantine | That's quite likely. |
| twkm | http://ffmpeg.org/ffserver-doc.html |
| Chrysantine | Right, now to make some more coffee and install Slowaris in a VM. |
| Action: jetscreamer disables coffemaker |
| Action: gyrfalcon steals coffee filters |
| Action: evilFunkyFingerz pounds jetscreamer and gyrfalcon |
| Action: jetscreamer takes sip of coffee |
| Action: jetscreamer #'s back |
| jetscreamer | i've been watching a lot of jet li, don't mess with me! |
| Bitbuck | Happy Holidays everyone. |
| evilFunkyFingerz | same to u |
| Action: szal just found out that switching repos from KDE:43 to KDE:KDE4:STABLE:Desktop eliminates some inconsistencies that may lead to orphaned pkgs on 'zypper up' |
| cst | you too Bit! |
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| loooool | hallllllllllllllo |
| evilFunkyFingerz | !hello @ loooool |
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| poorboywilly | Hi all, I'm trying to enable my compose key. I've seen instructions to change this in KDE system settings under "region & language", selecting "keyboard layout" and then the advanced tab. I currently have the option selected "disable keyboard layouts", so the advanced settings are unavailable. What are the implications if I "enable keyboard layouts"? |
| bitshuffler | you "enable keyboard layouts"? |
| poorboywilly | currently selected is "disable keyboard layouts", I have to "enable keyboard layouts" to get to the advanced settings, but what will this do? Anything I should know about? |
| bitshuffler | no |
| bitshuffler | in case the world suddenly stops to spin you can disable it again anyways |
| ukwiz | after upgrading to 11.2, I seem to have lost my system sounds. Where are they configured? |
| poorboywilly | I suppose that is true, but I like to keep my system lean and not use something if it isn't necessary |
| poorboywilly | ukwiz: kde or gnome? |
| rhorse | ukwiz: /usr/share/sounds look ok? |
| ihuerti | Kde SC 4.4 Beta 2 Really rocks! perhaps i should not say this: but it feels really stable |
| ukwiz | poorboywilly: on kde. |
| ukwiz | rhorse: It is the configuring that is the problem. None of the system sounds happen |
| Chrysantine | ukwiz: System sounds or sound in general? Amarok, smplayer etc? |
| eviltoaster_3e | how do i read or write to the serial port? (USB to SERIAL - servo controller) |
| ukwiz | Chrysantine: no problem with sounds in general |
| Chrysantine | ukwiz: alt+f2 / multimedia and check what Notifications output device is set to |
| twkm | eviltoaster_3e: as you would with "normal" serial ports, though the device names will be slightly different. |
| eviltoaster_3e | twkm, i dont know how to do that, thats why i ask :) |
| eviltoaster_3e | twkm, any sites i can read up on |
| eviltoaster_3e | ? |
| twkm | what are you trying to 'write" to the serial port? |
| eviltoaster_3e | numbers |
| rhorse | can you boot a kernel on a usb from a bootloader on an (IDE) drive? |
| twkm | so, something is plugged into a usb serial dongle, and it reads numbers. thrilling. |
| twkm | well, good luck. |
| ukwiz | Chrysantine: I can test notifications there, but it doesn't seem to translate to anything such as system startup and shutdown |
| eviltoaster_3e | twkm, servo controller controlls servos .... and thay need uc need numbers :P |
| rhorse | do all bioses support? |
| sekisushai | hello i've a prob with networking : i've a internet box : 192.168.0.254, a computer with two plugs : the first : 192.168.0.1 linked to the internet box, the second 192.168.1.1 that i would use to share the internet connection |
| sekisushai | i've configure a dhcp server to give ip 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.254 to computer connecting to the plug 192.168.1.1 |
| twkm | eviltoaster_3e: perhaps all you want is echo, as in ... echo 1234 > /dev/whatever |
| sekisushai | i activate the ip forwading in network settings |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: Check your firewall |
| sekisushai | when i plug a computer to 192.168.1.1 it can't access to internet |
| sekisushai | firewall is disabled for the moment.. |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: Yast Firewall and put the internal network in the Internal Zone |
| sekisushai | that's ok |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: Verify if ip_forward is enabled, by cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward |
| sekisushai | return 1 |
| twkm | sekisushai: for the yast masquerading configuration to work the firewall must be enabled. |
| sekisushai | so it's ok |
| sekisushai | it's now enabled |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: YOur fine now? |
| sekisushai | now i configure dhcp server : |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: And another thing, you need DNS server |
| sekisushai | card 192.168.1.1 (the free plug) |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: Or set it it to issue a real dns server ip |
| sekisushai | ip dns i've took those which are in /etc/resolv.conf |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: Yes on the Router/Server and configure DHCP to issue those to the client |
| sekisushai | gateway which ip to set ? 192.168.0.1 (plug which receive internet connection) or 192.168.1.1 (plug wich is free and available to share the connection) ? |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: Gateway ip should be set to an ip that doesn't conflict with the other card ip |
| sekisushai | ok so i set a random ip but not 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 ? |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: Gateway = 192.169.1.1 --- eg. randome ip 192.168.1.2 and so on |
| sekisushai | ok thanks it work now :) |
| sekisushai | thank u a lot |
| evilFunkyFingerz | sekisushai: no problem |
| bill_ | Chrysantine, bitshuffler: Problem solved. I followed your general advice and updated all my registries using YaST/Software Repositories, than applied all updates using YaST Online Update. I'm still at release 11.1, and all updates were successfully applied. Thanks!, then used |
| trevor | im using the live cd, but before i install i need to know two things about KDE |
| trevor | first is there anyway to change the cursor to a more traditional mouse cursor rather than this obsidian version |
| Vojtaeus | <trevor> In settings, of course |
| trevor | is that in configure desktop?? sorry im coming from a couple years of Gnome use |
| Chrysantine | trevor: alt+f2 and type mouse |
| trevor | oh nice thanks |
| Chrysantine | trevor: Learn to use alt+f2 (or remap it to something else) and you won't go back :P |
| Vojtaeus | Yes! :-) |
| Chrysantine | Bound it to cmd+space myself. |
| trevor | also, does PPPoE work right away, in ubuntu, sabayon, and mandriva, their new iterations broke PPPoE for me |
| Chrysantine | No idea about that one. |
| trevor | omh just changed the mouse cursor and it is SO much better |
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