Well, I'm very new to this and I was actually installing the
woody Mysql server onto a potato system and I was actually
getting a slightly different error message using the dpkg
command
(dpkg -i mysql-server3.23.28)
I was able to complete the install and get it set up after I
also installed all o
Yes, I have potato 2.2.18 installed. I used the apache
1.3.14 .deb and the php4.0.4RC3 .deb from woody. I just
made sure to download and install all of the packages that
these two are dependent on. You should definitely take a
look at this page:
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/web/apache-d
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> DocumentRoot /home/virtualhost1/html
> ScriptAlias /home/virtualhost1/cgi-bin
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> Eirik Dentz wrote:
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>> I want to set up some basic virtual hosts inside my /home directory like
>> this:
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>> /home/virtualhost1
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I'm relatively new to Debian and Apache (Did my first install about a month
ago). I've gotten the apache .deb up and running without any problems, but
I've got a few questions about customizing the apache layout without
disabling suexec support
I want to set up some basic virtual hosts inside my
I have potato installed, but I'm trying to install Mysql from woody. I'm
running into a problem installing woody's version of debconf. I've taken
care of all the other dependencies except for debconf. When I do dpkg -i
debconf_0.5.34.deb I get the following error message:
(Reading database ... 4
Can anyone point out to me a good starting point for someone interested in
making .debs from source? I'm looking for some sort of step by step guide,
if such a thing exists.
thanks
eirik
t 03:41:40PM -0500, Eirik Dentz wrote:
>> I've been trying to set up apache with suexec support enabled on my debian
>> system, but I'd like to set up document root to be in the /home/[username]
>> directory (as you have it) rather than the debian default /var/www. I
>&g
I don't know if you've seen this article or not, but along with the suexec
documentation at apache.org, I found it to be very helpful while I was
setting up apache with suexec for a RedHat system at work.
http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/tutorials/1445/1/
I've been trying to set up apache
My apologies,
I removed the broadcast address line from the /etc/network/interfaces file
below, and I added this to my etc/hosts file:
192.168.1.9 [your computer's name here]
I rebooted and that seemed to do the trick.
on 12/10/00 3:10 PM, Eirik Dentz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> N
I just did a fresh install of Debian 2.2.18. I'm using a Intel 10/100 Pro
PCI ethernet card on an i386 system. I'm hooked up to the Internet through
a Linksys router that connects to a DSL modem. I actually installed Debian
through this connection to the Internet without any problems. Debian se
Nevermind, I just fixed it.
eirik
on 12/10/00 3:04 PM, Eirik Dentz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just did a fresh install of Debian 2.2.18. I'm using a Intel 10/100 Pro PCI
> ethernet card on an i386 system. I'm hooked up to the Internet through a
> Linksys router tha
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