apt-get install package
(nmap is in systools I think, check the debian web page, the last
search on packagespage searches for the files and tells you where they
are found)
I also like to use aptitude instead of dselect, there are more tools
like that, again, check the debian packages web pa
apt-get install nmap
Stan Brown wrote:
>
> Given a properly configured, and net conected Potato system, is there
> a quick
> way to nstall just on package with resorting to searvhing through the
> entire
> dselect list?
>
> For example I would like to install na
Sure,
As root:
# apt-get install nmap
That should do it.
Maury
Stan Brown wrote:
> Given a properly configured, and net conected Potato system, is there
> a quick
> way to nstall just on package with resorting to searvhing through the
> entire
> dselect list?
>
>
apt-get install nmap
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Given a properly configured, and net conected Potato system, is there a
quick
way to nstall just on package with resorting to searvhing through the
entire
dselect list?
For example I would like to install namp with something like:
"unknown_command" nmap
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