Hi,
On Sat, 1 Jul 2000, Pete Chudykowski wrote:
> 1. For some reason the package didn't contain ftpd. Where can I find a
> .deb binary?
This one I cannot check out right now.
> 2. Is there a way to make debian understand rpm's? If so, where can I
> find info on how
iptions that
have the 'ftpd' in them. Then run:
apt-get install PACKAGE_NAME
And Debian will start downloading and installing that package and any
other packages it might depend on.
> 2. Is there a way to make debian understand rpm's? If so, where can I
> find info on how
ftpd, run "apt-get install ftpd" and that should be fine.
(Run "apt-get update" before though; this is for fetching infos on
available packages)
> 2. Is there a way to make debian understand rpm's? If so, where can I
> find info on how to do it?
Use alien for
On Sun, 02 Jul 2000 11:09:02 Pete Chudykowski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just installed debian for the first time and I'm a little green. I have
> two questions.
> 1. For some reason the package didn't contain ftpd. Where can I find a
> .deb binary?
> 2. Is there a way
Hi,
Just installed debian for the first time and I'm a little green. I have
two questions.
1. For some reason the package didn't contain ftpd. Where can I find a
.deb binary?
2. Is there a way to make debian understand rpm's? If so, where can I
find info on how to do it?
Thanks.
XsX.
Subject: RE: An alternative to glint (reading rpm's)
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 1998 at 07:00:42PM +0200
In reply to:Leandro Dutra
Quoting Leandro Dutra([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> > what. Is there a way to see what these applications
> > are, without
>I made an interesting purchase just recently of Red >Hat
>5.1, thinking I would try it out and see if it was any
>better. It had some advantages and disadvantages, but
>in the end I decided to come back to debian.
>The situation I am in now however, is that I have an
>applications CD (the thi
Leandro Dutra wrote:
> > what. Is there a way to see what these applications
> > are, without re-installing redhat???
>
> There is a package to enable the use of .rpm's in Debian, it is
> called... I forget the name! I'm without access to the web or to a
&g
> what. Is there a way to see what these applications
> are, without re-installing redhat???
There is a package to enable the use of .rpm's in Debian, it is
called... I forget the name! I'm without access to the web or to a
Debian machine now, please look for it in d
Hello Debian Land,
I made an interesting purchase just recently of Red Hat
5.1, thinking I would try it out and see if it was any
better. It had some advantages and disadvantages, but
in the end I decided to come back to debian.
The situation I am in now however, is that I have an
applications C
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