Re: Help - I've broken my leafnode rather badly.

on Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 12:21:45AM +0100, Pat Colbeck ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > On Thursday 12 April 2001 23:43, Robert L. Harris wrote: > > did you do a "dpkg -P leafnode"? If you didn't, the system may > > think those files are there but not. If you do the -P it removes the > > package and i

Re: Help - I've broken my leafnode rather badly.

Thanks Thanks dpkg -P fixed it, well at least it reinstalled and leafnode-conf came back. Now I am going to give it a whirl again. pat On Thursday 12 April 2001 23:43, Robert L. Harris wrote: > did you do a "dpkg -P leafnode"? If you didn't, the system may > think those files are there but not

Re: Help - I've broken my leafnode rather badly.

did you do a "dpkg -P leafnode"? If you didn't, the system may think those files are there but not. If you do the -P it removes the package and it's entries completely. Robert Thus spake Pat Colbeck ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Hi > > I was having some problems with leafnode (like it wouldnt dwo

Help - I've broken my leafnode rather badly.

Hi I was having some problems with leafnode (like it wouldnt dwonload any messages it just considered them ! I figured this must have been a problem with my config so I "apt-get removed " leafnode and then "rm -Rf"'d the /etc/news and /var/spool/news directories just to make sure. Now I cant re