Unfortunately, that didn't work. Although dpkg-http doesn't depend on
libc6 iteslf, some of the items which it did depend upon eventually led
back there. What I ended up doing was downloading the package-files
manually, and using "dftp select" to generate a list of updated
packages. I then downl
I'll certainly take a look at both of them, and I'll post the results
back to the list. Thanx!
>dpkg-http (in hamm) can use a web proxy, if that's an option. I haven't
> installed it on a bo system, but can't think of any reason it wouldn't work.
> I've suggested it to a few people in simil
On Sun, May 17, 1998 at 07:14:37PM -0500, Greg Norris wrote:
> I've got a bo (installed from a 1.3.1r6 CD) machine at work, and am
> looking for a good way to update it via FTP. The problem I have is
> that all FTP connections at our site have to go through a proxy (connect
> with the userid "p
I've got a bo (installed from a 1.3.1r6 CD) machine at work, and am
looking for a good way to update it via FTP. The problem I have is
that all FTP connections at our site have to go through a proxy (connect
with the userid "proxyftp", use the command "quote site some.site.name"
to connect to th
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