Hi,
I currently have a single local apt-repo (created by apt-move) that
serves (via http) my sarge box. The apt-move.conf on that sarge box is
fairly default except for a LOCALDIR= that points to an nfs mount.
My network also consists of several etch boxes, and I would like to sync
those boxes to
Michelle Konzack wrote:
> Greetings
> Michelle Konzack
> Systemadministrator
> Tamay Dogan Network
> Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
>
As a friendly suggestion, would it be acceptable to you to move your
shameless plug to at least the signature-level? I'd like to filter
non-relevant por
Joseph Le-Phan wrote:
> I recently completed a Sarge installation on lvm2 on raid. While the
> system appears to be working fine after a reboot, i found the following
> error message slightly distracting:
>
> devfs_mk_dir: invalid argument.<4>devfs_mk_dev: could not append
Thus spake Greg Madden :
> Use the 'sync' option with apt-move. The man page says it will dl all
> files installed on your box.
I've tried apt-move sync, but nothing appears to happen. This could
mean that either the packages used during installation found it's
way into my repo without my knowing,
Thus spake [EMAIL PROTECTED] :
> I want to download a Sarge DVD and verify the Signature of the
> MD5SUM-File to see if it's not manipulated an I can check the md5-Sums
> with it later.
I wasn't even aware that Sarge DVD's were officially supported
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Hello,
I recently was able to utilize apt-move for a repo on a
machine that serves a local lan. Once a machine has fetched debs
from remote repos, an apt-move update makes those debs
available to the rest of the lan.
I'd like to know if it's possible to mirror the files th
When trying to mount nfs shares that are located on different BSD's from
Debian Sarge, I get the mentioned error and the following:
portmap: server localhost not responding, timed out
RPC: failed to contact portmap (errno -5).
I've since had to set 'noauto' as an option for the nfs share in fstab
utdown. Unfortunately, it appears that nfs mounts aren't unmounted
before then, and so i portmap complains when it's time for it to unmount
the nfs shares (as there's no more internet connection) and stalls the
shutdown process indefinitely.
Is it possible to prevent this from happeni
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