I see, thanks for clarification.
Could someone please confirm that simply replacing 'lenny' with
'testing' in sources.list (and then pressing u and U in aptitude) will
work.
IIRC, in past it used to be much more complicated, with some dist-
upgrade and config files
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Francisco Antônio da Silva Souza wrote:
> Hello, I've found a tutorial:
> http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/340
>
> It teaches how to configure Samba on Debian.
>
> On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 9:33 AM, orange wrote:
>
> > What is the easiest way to join
On Apr 7, 9:50 pm, Harry Rickards wrote:
> Quoting orange :
>
> > I took the advice from email (thanks Harry), and put only these lines:
>
> > debftp://ftp.at.debian.org/debian/lenny contrib main
> > debftp://ftp2.de.debian.org/debian-securitylenny/updates main
>
I took the advice from email (thanks Harry), and put only these lines:
deb ftp://ftp.at.debian.org/debian/ lenny contrib main
deb ftp://ftp2.de.debian.org/debian-security lenny/updates main
contrib non-free
#wine
deb http://www.lamaresh.net/apt lenny main
it updated :)
but bad thing happened af
geez, but I wanted to be on 'testing' forever!
I still have bad memories of not being able to run many important
software on 'stable'.
would it work if I just replace 'lenny' with 'testing' in sources.list?
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Abhishek Amberkar [ अभिषेक ] wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 6:02 PM, orange wrote:
> > It seems that apt(itude) has stopped updating my (testing) Debian
> > system. I press 'u', and then 'U' but nothing is marked for update
> > (and it has been like t
It seems that apt(itude) has stopped updating my (testing) Debian
system. I press 'u', and then 'U' but nothing is marked for update
(and it has been like that for several days now). Is there a way to
verify that the system is up-to-date (for sure)?
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What is the easiest way to join ActiveDirectory, windows domain from
Debian? (link?)
I have found several tutorials on net but they are old and have
different ways.
Samba is installed (and working nicely with workgroups), the Debian
version is 'testing', updated.
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well, I figured it out myself.. here is menu.lst entry for winxp that
works fine here in case someone needs it:
title Microsoft Windows XP Professional
rootnoverify (hd1,0)
map (hd0) (hd1)
map (hd1) (hd0)
chainloader +1
I suspect the 'makeactive' command might have something to d
thanks to people that replied to email.
there are two hard disks:
/dev/sda is for Windows (two ntfs partitions: sda1, sda5)
/dev/sdb is Linux (various partitions, sdb1=Debian_/, sdb2=Solaris,
sdb3=linux_swap, sdb4=Debian_home)
I wanted to set sdb as primary boot disk and be able to choose Window
er, its ok, I managed to salvage system completely with this program:
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
off to make 100 backups (all over the world) of MBR..
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can someone please help me recover Debian ext3 partiton (/)
I tried booting windowsxp by typing some commands at boot prompt and
it seems to have trashed (MBR?) linux partition.
the other Linux partitions are fine (home).
is there a tool that can help me recover /
I think I tried this:
map (hd0)
Hello.
I run Debian Linux, and use dselect to select and install packages.
I have a collection of about 1300 MB of my favorite required and
desired packages in a subdirectory -- everything needed for a full
system installation and then some, and would like to use that
collection as the source of pa
This is probably more appropriate to "devel" but anyhow, any reaction on
debian's part to MS buy of 25% of Corel?
-S-
I have to give a presentation on open source in one of my classes. There
still a while until then, but I'd like to start collecting
documentation. It would be great if you could send me any links you think
are important in such research. Naturally, I can find the most common and
known ones, but pe
Are there any (unofficial) debs for slashcode, scoop or similar?
Thanks,
-S-
Correct, I was just about to email the solution. I had an ssh2 file there
so I renamed it, and it worked, hehe.
Sorry for the panic :P
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On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, Ethan Benson wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 02, 2000 at 07:59:47AM -0400, Dr. Orange wrote:
> >
> > Argh, i tried to switch
Argh, i tried to switch to openssh, but now I can neither install or
remove it:
Preparing to replace ssh 1.2.26-1.2 (using
.../ssh_1%3a1.2.3-9_i386.deb) ...
/var/lib/dpkg/info/ssh.prerm: /etc/init.d/ssh: No such file or directory
dpkg: warning - old pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
Hehehe, it doesn't respect pam either. I think the problem is the use of
ssh2 rather than OpenSSH that does seem to work with PAM. I have yet to
decide whether to change to it, but in any case I'm not going to do it
right away and I just needed those restrictions for today. I can't believe
ssh2 do
AllowGroups doesn't seem to be supported in sshd2.
-S-
So if I have a group called turkeys it would be:
AllowGroups turkeys
And that will reject logins from anyone not belonging to that group?
Concerning "private groups" does any distro apart from RH use private
groups. Maybe I'm mistaking the term. I use debian 2.2.
Thanks :))
-S-
Is there a way to set sshd2 to only accept logins from users in a specific
group?
Thanks,
-S-
Is there a way to choose individual files or directories with taper. I
enter the restore section and i don't see a way of entering the info file
in order to do this.
I imagine it's possible, but if it's not, could someone point me to
another backup tool (besides tar) that is good, and can restore
I decided to check out the new installer and made a potato cdrom.
When I install it I reach the point when I need to install the
kernel and modules. I select cdrom and it finds the directory within
instmnt. I hit continue, and after a little scanning of the cd a message
appears telling me that it
You shouldn't have sshd1 and 2 start up. Rather, you want sshd2 to start
up, and call on sshd1 if someone tries to conect through this
method. to do it:
- clear the init.d (and or cron) scripts that start up sshd1
- open /etc/ssh2/sshd2_config
- set "Port" to 22
- set ssh1Compatib
I just installed php4. Having restarted apache i connect to the site with
my browser and it indicates that i've started a file of type
"application/x-httpd-php3"
T
I reinstalled sendmail and it all works fine now.
Thanks,
-S-
Doh! I wrote the previous email before having seen an error message that
is surely very important. Sorry about that. Here it is from
/var/log/mail.info and from the return receipts:
Jun 10 06:33:55 saxa sendmail[8685]: KAE23583: SYSERR(daemon): Cannot exec
/usr/sbin/sensible-mda: No such file or
I just noticed that after the upgrade from slink to potato, sendmail is no
longer receiving messages, or something to that extent - i can't send
emails to the server. Sending from the server works fine.
I imagine this problem could be due to a number of issues, but I thought
i'd ask if anyone had
Seems there's an serious bug up to and including kernel 2.2.15.
http://sendmail.net/?feed=000607linuxbug
Is kernel 2.2.16 deb'd anywhere?
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I installed mod_ssl and
it's dependencies through dselect. After that, without changing anything I
started apache with /usr/sbin/apache -DSSL. But https://mylocalhost.com
would not accept the connection. I then tried /usr/sbin/apachectl startssl
but it told me "startss
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