trying to install a module

[Dre G.]

I have used xawtv a bunch and I do admit that the Interface and choice of 
handling taskes is a bit odd there.
Sadly I found a few how-too's on setting up its default config file and 
none of them worked correctly so so when I restart each time I have to 
basically set everything up from scratch. I will I could have worked that 
out but for now I have been working on other projects, rolling out mail 
for multi domains etc, which leads me to a question.

Does anyone on the list run a 
postfix/courier-imap-ssl/courier-pop3-ssl/pop-before-smtp/spamassassin/anomy 
with full ssl email on one box with multi domains?

I have this setup working now(- the multi domains email) and I am looking 
at either ldap or mysql auth so all domains work, I have found some 
documentation on it but none of the setups include the all of my email 
services they only pertain to postfix and courier.

I host more then 5 less then 10 sites on a regular basis and would like to 
offer free email to all of them under the domain name of thier choice 
since they already have free www hosting, and free= good :) so any 
software recommended has to work with the current setup and be free.

If you guys havent yet messed with this then cool, if anyone has please 
drop me a link that worked for you so I can do a bit more research before 
breaking my email servers..

Thanks

dre

On Mon, 30 Jun 2003, Brian Kelsay wrote:

> Brian Kelsay wrote:
> 
> > I'm trying to build a module to install on a freshly loaded RedHat 9 
> > system.  The video for linux (v4l2) has to be built first and then the 
> > BrookTree (bttv) module must be built for using a video capture card. 
> > Anyway, when I try to run a make on the modules source I get an error 
> > and a message that my kernel is not enabled for modules.  That is BS, 
> > because I can run lsmod and see the currently loaded modules and rmmod 
> > and remove a module that I'm not going to need.  So what's up?
> > 
> > At the v4l site (http://bytesex.org/v4l/build.html) I see this message:
> > 
> > If you run in trouble with the distribution kernel, try a vanilla kernel 
> > from kernel.org instead. The RH9 kernel for example doesn't work without 
> > some tweaks in the drivers source code because they backported lot of 
> > stuff from 2.5.x and broke source level compatibility with vanilla 2.4.x 
> > kernels.
> > 
> > To me this just doesn't sound right.  Is it possible that RedHat was 
> > trying to gain some functionality in the 2.5 kernel and that is what 
> > broke it for this module?  I guess I don't really understand what I'm 
> > reading.
> > 
> > Brian
> 
> xawtv is capturing video and I can adjust the channels.  The interface 
> sucks.  It has all these separate windows for channel editor, options, 
> etc. and you have to keep changing focus between them to do things such 
> as adjust the channel, change the call sign for the channel then back to 
> the tv view window to adjust brightness and color.  Also when you change 
> channels you have to adjust the color and brightness all over again.  I 
> can't get it to behave consistently.  Also trying to delete a channel 
> from the editor causes a seg fault adn you have to relaunch xawtv 
> although the sound continues to come out of the speakers.
> Brian
> 
> PS more to come as the MythTV project continues. I am working on the 
> howto as it applies to Redhat 9 and my hardware.
> 
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