The .deb it is trying to download does not exist anymore.

I installed plex via a different overlay I had found. I can't remember the exact overlay, but it was one of these:

http://gpo.zugaina.org/media-tv/plex-media-server

Thank you for the follow up! That resolved this for me as well.

It is believed that chromium needs kernel 3.17 or later, but unclear which exact 3.17.x. Try a more recent kernel?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9164251

Thanks I'll file a bug.

No need for any redirect. It just needs the live DVD part updated (title of thread).

Anyone know whom to contact to update get.gentoo.org?

http://get.gentoo.org/

It currently features a live DVD image from 2012.

Welp, answering my own question.

Emerging openssl with use flag of -tls-heartbeat does the trick. Thanks,

It light of this vuln, http://seclists.org/oss-sec/2014/q2/27 (CVE-2014-0160) I am curious if it is possible to emerge apache without the mod_ssl heartbeat feature.

Is that possible?

I can see that some TLS servers of various vendors have heartbeating disabled and I am curious if I can do the same ...

Thanks! Looks like I do have multiple versions installed somehow. I'll remove the vulnerable versions. Cheers,

stmiller@chicago ~ $ sudo eix sys-devel/automake
[I] sys-devel/automake
Available versions:
(1.4) 1.4_p6-r1
(1.5) 1.5-r1
(1.6) 1.6.3-r1
(1.7) 1.7.9-r2
(1.8) 1.8.5-r4
(1.9) 1.9.6 ...

My server says I am affected by a glsa from Oct 2013. However the package appears to be up to date. Have you ever run across this?

What am I doing wrong?

stmiller@chicago ~ $ sudo glsa-check -t affected
Password:
This system is affected by the following GLSAs:
201310-15
stmiller@chicago ...

ChicagoVPS offers Gentoo - http://chicagovps.net/

I have an openvz Gentoo VPS with them and it works quite well. The base install image is a tad old, so it takes some time to get current.

But so far pretty good.

Edit: 2014 update - Gentoo is no longer offered. :/

ufw seems to work well in Debian and Ubuntu. Any ufw yay or nays for Gentoo?

It's going to be hard to find an all-in-one solution for all of those things. owncloud 5.0 was a little bit buggy out the gate, but they have fixed the major bugs.

Thanks, at the end I did straight 5.1 --> 5.5

- keyworded dev-db/mariadb & virtual/mysql-5.5
- remove mysql
- emerge mariadb
- revdep-rebuil (in my case only php & qt-sql were rebuilt)
- mysql_upgrade
- etc-update (just minor changes)

et voila, that's it ... so far it looks everything works ...

Thanks - I had the same problem and was going crazy trying to figure out what was happening.

yay emerging now...

Installing nvidia drivers is as easy as:

emerge nvidia-drivers

This is a good site to bookmark: http://www.gentoo-portage.com/

You can install vmware through

emerge vmware-workstation

... or just run the vmware installer from vmware. Works great!

Virtualbox (virtualbox.org) is free and very ...

If you put this in your xorg.conf, take it out:

... to make it work like this you have to add

Section "ServerFlags"
Option "AllowEmptyInput" "false"
EndSection

to your xorg.conf.

I would be careful about making that change as that causes another problem:

http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-798094.html


I had to make my /etc/make ...

Bumping this ancient thread to update the latest handbrake snapshot info.

I fetched the source from here:

http://handbrake.fr/snapshot.php

svn2845

unpack it with

tar xvf HandBrake-svn2845.tar.bz2

then

cd HandBrake-svn2845

./configure

cd build

make

When all is through ...

Yeah the latest ca-certificates ebuild does not help. Firefox 3.5.3 getting an untrusted cert warning.

cacert.org:

I guess you get what you pay for. :-/

I think you must burn as a UDF disc to burn files larger than a certain size. See if K3B will let you burn as a UDF ?

Edit: check out this thread

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions ... tc-696073/

Submitted to reddit to get more eyes on this one for help.

Help!

Or just download the virtualbox generic Linux installer from virtualbox.org. Works great in Gentoo,

Virtualbox 3.0 just came out with major improvements as well.

Edit: check out this thread as well: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-777107.html

Hrmpf. Since I once had to compile vmware-modules on a debian Lenny machine, I know how much luxury I have with gentoo. Just go and try to figure out what you all need to get the right kernel-headers, toolchain, compiler, whatever with apt-cache and apt-get.

You're so right... :)

On debian ...