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quoth the Benno Schulenberg: |
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> darren kirby wrote: |
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> > I do use grsecurity kernel, but no file ACL's or anything, |
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> Have you tried booting into a vanilla kernel, listing the dir and |
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> removing the files? If that succeeds, you know a little more. |
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> Benno |
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Hello, |
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A good suggestion, but this is a live server, so downtime is an issue. |
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However, I took Joe's advice and simply renamed the locales directory, and |
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created a new one. This seemed to work fine but then I ran into this: |
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>>> /usr/share/info/libc.info-8.gz |
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>>> /usr/share/info/libc.info-9.gz |
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--- /usr/share/zoneinfo/ |
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!!! copy /var/tmp/portage/glibc-2.3.5/image/usr/share/zoneinfo/GB |
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-> /usr/share/zoneinfo/GB failed. |
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!!! [Errno 13] Permission denied |
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So it would seem The zoneinfo directory has similar screwy permissions. |
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While it appears I can get around this, I don't like the idea of all these |
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files that I can't touch. Has anyone seen something like this? |
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Also, I have rebuilt the glibc several times through this ordeal, and at 5-6 |
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hours per pop it is getting tedious to try new things. Glibc _was_ built |
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correctly, so is there anyway I can manually copy the rest of the files from |
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the portage sandbox to the live filesystem without having to rebuild it |
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again? |
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The problem is that whatever files get copied before it craps out are in the |
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live filesystem, while files after are not copied, so I have a mish-mash of |
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old and new glibc files installed. To me, this is going to cause issues down |
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the road... |
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Thanks for the help, |
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darren |
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-- |
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darren kirby :: Part of the problem since 1976 :: http://badcomputer.org |
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"...the number of UNIX installations has grown to 10, with more expected..." |
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- Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson, June 1972 |
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