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Here’s a solution for people having an issue with Plesk. On one of my servers I was updating Plesk 7.5.3 to 7.5.4 however I could never update successfully. Here’s the error message I was getting:
Installing php-pgsql-4.3.2-23.ent.i386.rpm
error: Failed dependencies:
php = 4.3.2-23.ent is needed by php-pgsql-4.3.2-23.ent
Suggested resolutions:
/php-4.3.2-23.ent.i386.rpm
Here’s my solution…
#cd /root/psa/
#rpm -Uvh –nodeps php-pgsql-4.3.2-23.ent.i386.rpm
Here’s a screen copy of what I did step by step:
[root@myserver rpm]# cd /root/psa/
[root@myserver psa]# ls
PSA_7.5.3 PSA_7.5.4 psa.inf
[root@myserver psa]# cd PSA_7.5.4
[root@myserver PSA_7.5.4]# ls
RHel3_std.updates rpm_RedHat_el3
[root@myserver PSA_7.5.4]# cd RHel3_std.updates/
[root@myserver RHel3_std.updates]# ls
php-pgsql-4.3.2-23.ent.i386.rpm plesk-libstdc++-3_4-3.4.3-2.i586.rpm
plesk-libgcc-3_4-3.4.3-2.i586.rpm
[root@myserver RHel3_std.updates]# rpm -Uvh –nodeps php-pgsql-4.3.2-23.ent.i386.rpm
Preparing… ########################################### [100%]
1:php-pgsql ########################################### [100%]
Then I went into the Plesk Control Panel, did the ‘updater’ and it worked when I updated my packages.
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If I’d have been a physics major in college, I have a feeling that this is what my papers would have sounded like. Gotta love science, because the results are just like most studies. Loads of useless crap put together as “results” that don’t mean squat. And we use our taxes to pay for most of them.
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I thought I’d share incase anybody else runs into the problem and needs to tar or gzip a file on their server.
How to tar and then how to gzip (compress) a file in SSH
When you are logged into SSH this command line should tar and then gzip your folder into a .tar.gz file. This will gzip your file into the current directory:
tar -czf whatever.tar.gz foldername
If you’d like to tar your file and have it put in another location use this:
tar -czf /directory/directory/whatever.tar.gz foldername
How to untar and how to ungzip (or unzip) a file in SSH:
This will untar and uncompress your file, then it will place that folder in the directory you are currently in restoring your old folder and file structure:
gunzip -dc whatever.tar.gz | tar xvf -
Thank you, and good night.
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We were talking about how girls like to go to the bathroom together, but guys really don’t. Why?
The main thing we hypothesized was the “buffer” of 30 seconds. We are technically going together, but not because of the buffer. This is how guys are. So there.
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To clear *all* messages from the queue, shut down qmail, then:
cd /var/qmail/queue
find intd todo local remote mess info bounce -type f -print |xargs rm
Start qmail back up, and the queue should be empty.
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The word “Dude” is overused. What’s up dude. What are you doing dude? Oh my god dude! DUDE! Etc etc dude. You can hear Joe Rogan say it, you can hear the military dude from the first season of Joe Schmoe say it.
This has been a scientific obersvation dude.
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Was flipping through the radio on my girlfriend’s car tonight (which I never do because I have XM), and on one channel there was this ominous voice talking about The Cagematch! Then they stated the contenders: some stupid pop chick vs. another dumb pop chick.
Huh?
Are they sure they’re using that “cagematch” thing correctly? How about “crapfest”? Wouldn’t that be more appropriate?
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1. Get your bottle, peeled-hard-boiled-egg, and three matches ready.
2. Stand the glass bottle upright with the opening skywards.
3. Light three matches and drop them in the bottle. Wait a second or two.
4. Put the peeled, hard-boiled egg onto the bottle’s opening, wide end down.
5. Wait. After the matches go out, the egg will get sucked into the bottle
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