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Hi all, When I process a form, does it matter in terms of performance, if it is handled by the script in the form as opposed to a library (custom perl modules)? i.e I have a form processed by the CGI/Perl scripts in the form, would it be faster if I could process the same thru my custom perl...

Can I try commenting: /var/swapfile /var/swapfile2 on /etc/fstab and reboot and then try to upgrade? or is that going to affect me? Thanks, Cibee

Hi Eric, Actually I've been trying to upgrade fc1 to fc2, and in the process I got the error message: Error enabling swap device: /var/swapfile: File too large. This most likely means this swap partion has not been initialized. This is the current swap information: # swapon -s Filename Type...

Hi Eric, How do I fix that? Cibee

Hi all, I'm running a fc1 machine. When I do a swapoff /var/swapfile I get swapoff: /var/swapfile: File too large. Anyone has come across such an issue? TIA, Cibee

Check the link out. I guess they have a tarball there and they also talk about the other options. http://lwp.linpro.no/lwp/ HTH.

I figured it out. Change UID/GID in /etc/passwd: and /etc/group and run: find / -user UID -print | xargs -t chown newowner find / -user GID -print | xargs -t chgrp newgroup Works for rh/fc2.

How do I chage the GID of a user? TIA, CB

Thanks for all your help. I created the symlink and it partially worked.(One of the modules used in the script to access does not support symlink File::Path), I'm looking into fixing that. If I can't, I'll probably try to set up NFS with no_root_squash. Thanks for your help again, Cibee

How would I go about creating the symbolic link?

Hi, You said: Assuming your scripts are all pointing to /home/shared as the mount point, you could make /home/shared on that client a link to its /usr/local/apache/shared path. meaning: I have the all the data in /home/shared and when I say ls /usr/local/apache/shared, its gonna show tht...

Nope, Still get the same error. wonder why?

I tried localhost but its not helping, I still get the same error. Do I need to have to have a directory called /usr/local/apache/shared before I mount the NFS? Thanks for ur help. Cibee

Hi, Yes, I could access it locally but, I would have to change the code that actually does read/write into that directory for this machine alone. How would I go about making this the client for the same machine? I tried adding this on /etc/fstab - servername:/home/shared...

Hi all, I'm running a FC2 machine and I have set up a NFS server to share a directory called "shared" over the network. Is it advisable to access that directory("shared") thru NFS, if I make the same machine also to be a NFS client. what are the alternatives? Please let me know if I'm not...