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    Redhat 8.0 instructions.

    Props to otterpop for the basics. The rest is to keep it as easy as possible below. For the most part it's run smooth as silk, less locks or drops as well. Not to mention RH 8.0 is pretty attractive desktop wise. There's some nice changes.

    Anyway, most of this is otterpop's info, I just adjusted it for the "full install" crowd. I hate to call this the "dummies" guide but it is just about that easy.

    1) Select 'Custom' installation, then scroll down and select 'Everything'. Minimum 4 gig needed plus storage room. I recommend a 10 gig drive or better.

    2) Be sure and set up X correctly and TEST the config with the provided button to make sure it works. 1024x768 or better resolution if you can run it.

    3) Do this stuff as root:

    cd /usr/lib
    wget ftp://smurfette.trifocus.net/pub/libeq/i386/linux/libEQ.a
    wget ftp://smurfette.trifocus.net/pub/libeq/i386/linux/libEQ.a.md5
    mkdir /seq
    cd /seq
    export CVSROOT=:pserver:[email protected] :/cvsroo /seq
    cvs login
    *** (hit return at the password prompt) ***
    cvs checkout showeq
    cd showeq
    make -f Makefile.dist
    ./configure
    make
    make install

    4) Run your standard way with options ...

    showeq <ip address>


    (edited out the unfriendly url parsing and smilies crap)
    Last edited by fade2000; 10-09-2002 at 08:27 AM.

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    There is a typo in the export line in your post.

    But the rest worked perfect. it should be...

    export CVSROOT=:pserver:[email protected] :/cvsroot/seq


    not

    export CVSROOT=:pserver:[email protected] :/cvsroo /seq

    But thanks. This worked great for this total Linux newbie!

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    Actually there was a couple of typos. thanks for the help SkackDuck.

    Another item I messed was the correct switch on the command line:

    showeq --ip-address=1.1.1.1 (or whatever IP you are watching)

    OR just use

    showeq

    then select the client under network menu settings.

    Finally, do NOT forget to run showeq as root.

    -Fade

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    I do everything right, but don't get why I can't connect to the ftp site. It times out says connecting.....nothing else. Anyone got a clue. I installed everything for Rh 8.0 as well.

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    ftp server for the libeq file is down :x

    However I believe there are other posts with other servers so keep tryin!

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    Happen to know where . Still looking and I don't see another place to d/l libeq.a. Would really appreciate it if you could post where if you know.

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    I believe we both don't have our networking sorted out. Hell Im not even sure if I can even get this to work with a dsl modem connected to a router then connected to my 2 comps. I am going to try looking around redhat sites for nooby tips

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    Still nothing...Does that mean something is blocking me on my end from connecting to the ftp?

    wget ftp://smurfette.trifocus.net/pub/lib.../linux/libEQ.a
    => 'libEQ.a'
    Resolving smurfette.trifocus.net... done.
    Connection to smurfette.trifocus.net[24.243.210.248]:21... failed: Connection timed out.
    Retrying.


    Same over and over again until it stops trying. Any clue?

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    Still looking and I don't see another place to d/l libeq.a. Would really appreciate it if you could post where if you know.
    Why don't look in the, stupid suggestion I know, README.libEQ file?
    Before asking anything read the pre-face section of http://www.smoothwall.org/download/p....9/doc.faq.pdf

    after you've read it, you know what to do next...




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    If I get the LibEQ.a file do I need LibEQ.a.md5? Not sure on the difference between the files. Looked on a friends box and got the libeq.a but didn't see a libeq.a.md5.

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    The libEQ.a.md5 file is not necessary to proper operation of the application. It is merely a text file that allows easy comparison of the md5 sum of the libEQ.a file which is the actual library file. It can be safely removed after the md5sum check is performed. Always make sure to check the md5sum against the one on the intro page to this project whenever installing a new libEQ.a.
    "Perfection is the destination. Imperfection is the journey."
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    Thx for the manual, i am close to have it running but :

    for
    /usr/local/bin/showeq

    the program starts, but terminal window shows :
    listening for client 192.168.2.6
    (means, showeq finds the client)
    Categories Reloaded
    Error opening map file '/usr/local/share/showeq/unknown.map'!
    Opcode Logging Mask : 0 0 0
    EQPacket: SEQClosing detected, awaiting next zone session, pcap filter: EQ Client 192.168.2.6

    but no decoding, no info in SEQ (((

    Anyone a hint ?

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    Perhaps reading? ShowEQ decoding is currently broken. For information on how to get it working atleast somewhat.. try reading the forums.

    --Jeeves
    "Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former." --Albert Einstein

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    Deleted my libeq.a file ect...and tried this and i get an error about compatibility. Any solutions for the new libeq.a ect?

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    Originally posted by Satchel
    Deleted my libeq.a file ect...and tried this and i get an error about compatibility. Any solutions for the new libeq.a ect?
    Did you simply replace the libEQ.a file and try to run? You'll need to recompile...
    LINUX n00b

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