Installing packages to alternate directories

Hello, I'm currently trying to install a bunch of software to a flash-based machine with a 1GB flash drive and 1GB ram. In order to save space, I want to have most of the development packages I need for compiling in a separate directory (say /usr/remote), which is mounted as a samba share on a m

klogctl: Invalid argument

Anyone have this error since upgrading to sarge from woody? I get a cron email from cron.daily: /etc/cron.daily/logrotate: klogctl: Invalid argument Any suggestions on how to fix this error? Thanks Brian -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble?

Re: cron + ldap = disaster?

Natxo Asenjo wrote: > Hi, > > I have successfully deployed a single sign on solution with openldap, it > works great. But, there is a little problem with cron. Everytime one of > the users' or system's crontab changes, cron stops working. The number > of cron processes skyrockets (within minutes y

apache-ssl ssl.log

I am trying to log the ciphers being used for apache-ssl. I've uncommented the line in the httpd.conf file: CustomLog /var/log/apache-ssl/ssl.log "%t %{version}c %{cipher}c %{clientcert}c" and I only see in the ssl.log: [19/Sep/2005:12:40:21 -0400] + + + Any suggestions on how to get the loggi

pingoo.org isdn

Has anyone installed the isdn router distro from pingoo.org ? I can't get downloads to work on their english site. Brian

unsubscribing

Can someone tell me how to unsubscribe? I've followed the instructions three times with no results.

removing packages

I mistakenly told the potatoe install routine to install everything on the 3 cd's I have, and I ran out of disk space (only have 1Gb). I want to remove packages, do I use apt-remove or something like that ? I tried that and got an error due to a full hard disk, is there some manual process I will

isdn routher

I'm trying to build an isdn router using linux, Alexis Roda wrote: > Brian Smith wrote: > > > > I just got Debian installed (potatoe), and due to the way I had to get > > the old machine up and gonig to install from CD rom, the hard disk on > > which I installe

swapping hard disks

I just got Debian installed (potatoe), and due to the way I had to get the old machine up and gonig to install from CD rom, the hard disk on which I installed is connected to the second IDE master, not the primary. The installation routine located it as /dev/hdc1. How can I modify my configuratio