RE: CVS/Wiki/Savannah?
by Andrew Lewis
---> fedoranews.org -> features tutorials & howto's
---> fedora.artoo.net/faq -> unofficial #fedora faq
^- Anyone got other links for existing fedora doc repositories?
I believe the Fedora docs are one article per page? And RedHat will
maintain an index? ;)
The Fedora page says that after tutorials are completed, editors will be
assigned to them. Possibly people could leverage benefit out of a more
open system?
Just throwing around ideas.... %)
-AL.
20 years, 3 months
Re: CVS in the meantime (was Re: Anaconda documents)
by Grant Hill
> I guess we could wiki it for a while - get all the separate docs
> integrated into something that everyone agrees on - and then when we
> have a complete doc (read over many times by many people) - then we can
> maybe find some poor innocent fool that will do the dirty job of
> squeezing it into a format that redhat are gonna accept.
I'll put my poor innocent fool hat on and provisionally say I'll have a go
at translating into the redhat format - if things ever get to that stage.
Grant Hill
20 years, 3 months
Re: Re: Re: Upgradation
by santosh jambhlikar
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 alvaro gonzalez rivas wrote :
>have you actually started the DNS service??? see if you have, also are
>you really really sure you want to be a dns server??? you should really
>try asking yourself that, because your ISP is probably doing that for
>you anyways, and unless you're running a big network and have your own
>domain already i dont really see why you'd want to run DNS.
>
><-----Original Message----->
> From: santosh jambhlikar
>Sent: 1/1/2004 2:13:54 PM
>To: fedora-docs-list(a)redhat.com
>Subject: Re: Re: Upgradation
>
>Hi
>
>Thanks now i have Fedora on my pc. When try to configure DNS on Fedora
>It is not working. MY DNS configuration files and contents are coreect.
>Any help regarding DNS.
>Also please give me some help for configuring Samba as PDC on fedora.
>
>
>Santosh
>
>
>On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 alvaro gonzalez rivas wrote :
> >yes you can directly upgrade from rh9 to fedora. provided your cd's are
> >o.k. and you dont have a cheap cd-rom that doesnt decide to give you a
> >hard time. just pop cd 1 in and on the install program just tell it to
> >upgrade from fh9 to fedora on your hd0 or wherever you have your linux
> >install. you still need all 3 cd's and it should take you about 30
> >minutes. plus if you want to install the latest rpm upgrades once
>you've
> >done the fedora install, it should take you a bit longer depending on
> >your connection. suggestion install the new kernel first and THEN
> >download everything else. i wouldnt know about any major dns server
> >change though
> >
> ><-----Original Message----->
> > From: santosh jambhlikar
> >Sent: 1/1/2004 8:37:01 AM
> >To: fedora-docs-list(a)redhat.com
> >Subject: Re: Upgradation
> >
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Now i have Fedora Core CDs. I want to install on my existing rh9
>server.
> >Can i do upgrade installation on rh9 server. and is there any major
> >changes in DNS server configuration in Fedora.
> >
> >Santosh
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
20 years, 3 months
Anaconda documents
by Taylor, ForrestX
Hi all,
I am new to the list, although not new to Red Hat Linux. I am
interested in writing docs for anaconda, so, is anyone was already
working on them?
Taking a look at the Documentation project site, I see that I need
Docbook XML, stylesheets, Emacs PSGML (or NXML), etc. What is the
learning curve for these? I have never done XML, and I am not an Emacs
user (sorry to start a flamewar). Perhaps I could write the text and
someone with more knowledge of XML/Emacs could put it into the right
format. I am not unwilling to learn XML/Emacs, but my time might be
spent better elsewhere.
Let me know what you all think.
Forrest
20 years, 3 months
CVS/Wiki/Savannah?
by Andrew Lewis
*Shrug* Each to his own? %D
I'm suprised RedHat didn't stipulate how submissions should work?-
Rather only going into exhaustive detail about formatting.. ;>
I have requested a fedora-docs project @ Savannah - I can always ask
them to kill it again if the consensus is that we don't want to use it,
h0h0.
-AL.
20 years, 3 months
RE: CVS in the meantime (was Re: Anaconda documents)
by Dave Pawson
At 19:31 13/01/2004, Alexander Rau (work) wrote:
>Cool!
>
>I have my notes, too (and I am sure everybody else does, too). Any idea how
>we can exchange notes so we do not have to double our efforts?
>
>I am also not too fond of the red-hat style formatting.
Anything specific about the rh formatting style?
The fact that its xml?
Use of docbook?
Processing it?
Which elements to use?
Curious, DaveP.
20 years, 3 months
Re: Re: Upgradation
by alvaro gonzalez rivas
have you actually started the DNS service??? see if you have, also are
you really really sure you want to be a dns server??? you should really
try asking yourself that, because your ISP is probably doing that for
you anyways, and unless you're running a big network and have your own
domain already i dont really see why you'd want to run DNS.
<-----Original Message----->
From: santosh jambhlikar
Sent: 1/1/2004 2:13:54 PM
To: fedora-docs-list(a)redhat.com
Subject: Re: Re: Upgradation
Hi
Thanks now i have Fedora on my pc. When try to configure DNS on Fedora
It is not working. MY DNS configuration files and contents are coreect.
Any help regarding DNS.
Also please give me some help for configuring Samba as PDC on fedora.
Santosh
On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 alvaro gonzalez rivas wrote :
>yes you can directly upgrade from rh9 to fedora. provided your cd's are
>o.k. and you dont have a cheap cd-rom that doesnt decide to give you a
>hard time. just pop cd 1 in and on the install program just tell it to
>upgrade from fh9 to fedora on your hd0 or wherever you have your linux
>install. you still need all 3 cd's and it should take you about 30
>minutes. plus if you want to install the latest rpm upgrades once
you've
>done the fedora install, it should take you a bit longer depending on
>your connection. suggestion install the new kernel first and THEN
>download everything else. i wouldnt know about any major dns server
>change though
>
><-----Original Message----->
> From: santosh jambhlikar
>Sent: 1/1/2004 8:37:01 AM
>To: fedora-docs-list(a)redhat.com
>Subject: Re: Upgradation
>
>Hi all,
>
>Now i have Fedora Core CDs. I want to install on my existing rh9
server.
>Can i do upgrade installation on rh9 server. and is there any major
>changes in DNS server configuration in Fedora.
>
>Santosh
>
>
>
>
>
20 years, 3 months
Re: Re: Upgradation
by santosh jambhlikar
Hi
Thanks now i have Fedora on my pc. When try to configure DNS on Fedora It is not working. MY DNS configuration files and contents are coreect. Any help regarding DNS.
Also please give me some help for configuring Samba as PDC on fedora.
Santosh
On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 alvaro gonzalez rivas wrote :
>yes you can directly upgrade from rh9 to fedora. provided your cd's are
>o.k. and you dont have a cheap cd-rom that doesnt decide to give you a
>hard time. just pop cd 1 in and on the install program just tell it to
>upgrade from fh9 to fedora on your hd0 or wherever you have your linux
>install. you still need all 3 cd's and it should take you about 30
>minutes. plus if you want to install the latest rpm upgrades once you've
>done the fedora install, it should take you a bit longer depending on
>your connection. suggestion install the new kernel first and THEN
>download everything else. i wouldnt know about any major dns server
>change though
>
><-----Original Message----->
> From: santosh jambhlikar
>Sent: 1/1/2004 8:37:01 AM
>To: fedora-docs-list(a)redhat.com
>Subject: Re: Upgradation
>
>Hi all,
>
>Now i have Fedora Core CDs. I want to install on my existing rh9 server.
>Can i do upgrade installation on rh9 server. and is there any major
>changes in DNS server configuration in Fedora.
>
>Santosh
>
>
>
>
>
20 years, 3 months
Re: Upgradation
by alvaro gonzalez rivas
yes you can directly upgrade from rh9 to fedora. provided your cd's are
o.k. and you dont have a cheap cd-rom that doesnt decide to give you a
hard time. just pop cd 1 in and on the install program just tell it to
upgrade from fh9 to fedora on your hd0 or wherever you have your linux
install. you still need all 3 cd's and it should take you about 30
minutes. plus if you want to install the latest rpm upgrades once you've
done the fedora install, it should take you a bit longer depending on
your connection. suggestion install the new kernel first and THEN
download everything else. i wouldnt know about any major dns server
change though
<-----Original Message----->
From: santosh jambhlikar
Sent: 1/1/2004 8:37:01 AM
To: fedora-docs-list(a)redhat.com
Subject: Re: Upgradation
Hi all,
Now i have Fedora Core CDs. I want to install on my existing rh9 server.
Can i do upgrade installation on rh9 server. and is there any major
changes in DNS server configuration in Fedora.
Santosh
20 years, 3 months
