On Monday, 18.12.2006 at 14:02 +0100, Erhard Schultchen wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I am planning to upgrade our department's router/firewall running
> Debian/sarge with some fancy GBit NICs (Intel GT). From my first tests
> I noticed that the e1000 module from linux-2.6.8 does not recognize
> the ne
BAGI Akos wrote:
Hi List!
I run services on sarge in two major parts:
- qmail,clamav,spop3, ssmtp,rblsmtp and
- apache2,mysql 4.1,php4
I'm considering to dist-upgrade from sarge to etch(testing)
I would like to use mysql5 and php5 if it's not a to big deal to change.
My question is:
Can the di
I can't really comment on the specifics of mysql or php, but my trial
of etch via an upgrade, and then via a fresh install, was disastrous.
Besides a prettier gdm, I loathed everything about it, and am now
happily back with Sarge. Etch is anally retentive with the
repositories, it doesn't hav
Mark Grieveson wrote:
Hi List!
I run services on sarge in two major parts:
- qmail,clamav,spop3, ssmtp,rblsmtp and
- apache2,mysql 4.1,php4
I'm considering to dist-upgrade from sarge to etch(testing)
I would like to use mysql5 and php5 if it's not a to big deal to change.
My question is:
Can
Hugo Vanwoerkom írta:
BAGI Akos wrote:
Hi List!
I run services on sarge in two major parts:
- qmail,clamav,spop3, ssmtp,rblsmtp and
- apache2,mysql 4.1,php4
I'm considering to dist-upgrade from sarge to etch(testing)
I would like to use mysql5 and php5 if it's not a to big deal to change.
M
BAGI Akos wrote:
Hi List!
I run services on sarge in two major parts:
- qmail,clamav,spop3, ssmtp,rblsmtp and
- apache2,mysql 4.1,php4
I'm considering to dist-upgrade from sarge to etch(testing)
I would like to use mysql5 and php5 if it's not a to big deal to change.
My question is:
Can the di
Hi List!
I run services on sarge in two major parts:
- qmail,clamav,spop3, ssmtp,rblsmtp and
- apache2,mysql 4.1,php4
I'm considering to dist-upgrade from sarge to etch(testing)
I would like to use mysql5 and php5 if it's not a to big deal to change.
My question is:
Can the dist-upgade do it fo
On Wed Feb 22 14:36 , BAGI Akos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
>Hi List!
>
>I run services on sarge in two major parts:
>- qmail,clamav,spop3, ssmtp,rblsmtp and
>- apache2,mysql 4.1,php4
>
>I'm considering to dist-upgrade from sarge to etch(testing)
>I would like to use mysql5 and php5 if it's not a to
On Wed, Jul 13, 2005 at 02:55:48PM -0500, Jim Hall wrote:
> I hope my question fits in with the original post in this thread because
> Mr. Sher asked about getting the latest releases. There are some
> packages (I'm thinking specifically of wine) that are under heavy
> development with daily bu
Paul Smith wrote:
%% "Benjamin Sher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bs> 2) I have alredy downloaded "netinstall" (rc3). I thought that was
bs> for the testing distro.
No. Typically there are never any CD images etc. created for
"testing". "Testing" is not a release; it's a state.
Let me
On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 08:20:05 +0200, in linux.debian.user you wrote:
>
>1) I have decided a few minutes ago to go with Sarge for the
>reasons you mentioned. If I add apt-get.org and backports.org to
>my apt sources, will I be able to seamlessly add updated
>applications as they become available
Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear friends:
Based on what I have learned tonight about Debian, I am
not certain yet which option I will choose: Etch or Sarge,
testing or stable.
Here is my choice:
Choose Sarge (STABLE) which can only be updated with a
few specialized apt-get sources such as apt.ge
%% "Benjamin Sher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bs> 2) I have alredy downloaded "netinstall" (rc3). I thought that was
bs> for the testing distro.
No. Typically there are never any CD images etc. created for
"testing". "Testing" is not a release; it's a state.
Let me try to make things cl
Benjamin Sher wrote:
>Dear Alexandru:
>
>Thanks so much for an excellent clarification.
>
>
>
Whoa! Did Alexandru reply off-list? Shame on him/her! Now the rest of us
don't get the benefit of his/her answer, nor does anyone in the future
who might be searching the archives for just the answer he
Benjamin Sher wrote:
>Dear friends:
>
>Based on what I have learned tonight about Debian, I am
>not certain yet which option I will choose: Etch or Sarge,
>testing or stable.
>
>
For a server, you probably want Sarge/Stable.
For a workstation, if you want the latest and greatest, and are will
Dear Alexandru:
Thanks so much for an excellent clarification.
Two follow-up questions:
1) I have decided a few minutes ago to go with Sarge for the
reasons you mentioned. If I add apt-get.org and backports.org to
my apt sources, will I be able to seamlessly add updated
applications as they b
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