Re: off-site backup

[Ronan Mullally]

Doug,

On Sat, 14 Oct 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 My best choice for primary off-site backup is the bank's box, along with
 our other important documents.  Secondary off-site backup (only updated
 when something majorly important is added) is with family in another
 part of the country, via snail-mail.  This secondary kind of stuff, the
 absolutley essential stuff, fits on a floppy, so will fit on a USB and
 CD.  I currently send floppy and CD; when the new computer is up (I'll
 have USB for the first time), I'll send USB stick.

Two questions that might help put things in perspective:

 - How much is the data you're trying to protect actually *worth*?

 - What is it you're trying to protect against - data loss or armageddon?


-Ronan


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Build dependencies not satisifed

[Ronan Mullally]

I'm trying to rebuild apache2 on a em64t running sarge/testing box.
'apt-get build-dep' is failing with:

 # apt-get -b build-dep apache2
 Reading package lists... Done
 Building dependency tree... Done
 E: Build-dependencies for apache2 could not be satisfied.

Running the same command on a 32 bit machine works fine.  Are there
packages required to build apache2 that aren't available in the amd64
testing tree?


-Ronan


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