[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I´m using Eigerstein at home and want to add a FTP daemon at it.
> Does anyone know of a "up to date" FTP package??
I've been attempting to maintain proftpd; I may have a glibc 2.0 version
around here somewhere. The tendency of sources these days is to be
incompatable with glibc 2.0 - we'll see. In any case, the Oxygen
Networking Disk should have one, as should the Oxygen packages
directory:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/pub/oxygen/packages/
http://leaf.sourceforge.net
> I would like to setup a host to compile packages. What is the "minimum"
> configuration for such a host. Performance is not an issue, my main concern is
> disk space and memory.
Simple answer: use any Linux distribution based on glibc 2.0; I've had
good operations with Debian 2.1, Red Hat 5.2, and Mandrake 5.3.
> I've downloaded debian 2.1.r4. Is there a minimal configuration in order to
> compile LRP packages??
Not really - make sure you have gcc and the *-devel packages as
necessary.
> I know I need some patches to compile for LRP, where can I get them?
Oxygen/LRP Resource CDROM has them.
> Where can I get some sort of How-To?
http://leaf.sourceforge.net
Look for the Guides under Documentation: the LRP Developer's Guide is
there.
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