Re: Student Looking for A Final Year Project
> Add versioning to debian packet management. Something like:
>
># apt-get install package
># # damn it broke my server again!!
># apt-get rewind package
IIRC, you can do
# apt-get install package=3.2.0-3
or alternatively
# apt-get install package/{stable,unstable,testing}
RE: Student Looking for A Final Year Project
> I'm a student [...] and I am looking to find a project that > involves linux development ideally kernel / module based or a port > of software to a specific platform. if you're interested in newtork-oriented things, I'm developing here a test suite to torture-test IP routers. it has successfully crashed almost every 2.4 kernel I could try with it, and my TODO list includes the following : - extending the torture-test so it can be fully remote-controlled - extending the torture-test to allow it to test ethernet and/or ATM switches, not only IP routers - extending the torture-test to check RSVP implementations - fix bugs in linux kernel which cause it to crash under overextreme network load (maybe related to routing cache, not sure) I started this as a student project, and I only needed to bench MPLS implementations, but it could easily be extended to bench/test other things. feel free to contact me for more informations. Jerome Petazzoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: Why I can not go ahead with IMP?
> It's the immediate logout issue, I believe. I've been having the same > problem for half a year now, to no avail. There's other people struggling > too if you search on Google. did you check that the database for horde was properly created ? see if /var/lib/mysql/horde (don't know where to look if you're using postgres) contains various files. if the directory is empty, you have to run something like "mysql -uhordemgr -ppassforhorde horde < /usr/share/doc/imp/examples/mysql_create.sql" We are all so much together and yet we are all dying of loneliness. -- A. Schweitzer
