On Fri, May 04, 2001 at 07:39:35PM +0200, Debian User wrote:
> > Where does one find the signed MD5SUMS file then? I've looked a bit,
> > obviously not in the right place.
> > I did check cdimage.debian.org/cd-images/, and I'd expect the MD5SUMS
> > file in the same directory as the images and lis
Where does one find the signed MD5SUMS file then? I've looked a bit,
obviously not in the right place.
I did check cdimage.debian.org/cd-images/, and I'd expect the MD5SUMS
file in the same directory as the images and lists to be signed...
what am I missing?
Hugo van der Merwe
ps. Pl
Thanks for the idea.
> and check if the md5sum matches with the Packages file.
That way knowing if the first package was d/led properly... I see.
> If not, try to compare them at the byte level by od'ing both versions.
I suppose `cmp` should do the trick? Possibly even "diff"?
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 12:29:59AM +0200, J.A. Bezemer wrote:
> I just don't understand... I know by now that rsync does behave strangely
> sometimes, but I've never heard anything like this. You might try
> --block-size=2 or even 123456 the next time, maybe that helps.
> (And I think starting
the connection - I think just browsed the
Debian web site for some mirroring info.
It's really weird that my pseudo images are so "incorrect"... is there a
way to verify them? (Other than the rsyncing process, which should be
verification enough.)
Thanks,
Hugo van der Merw
x27;n abo-loze mobiele bel ik goedkoper ;-)
Close but not quite. We used to live there (my dutch is still fine), but
I'm currently back home, in South Africa (I am Afrikaans). No ISDN :(
The South African Rand is so weak that it doesn't seem expensive to
"foreigners", bu
this pseudo image kit is
completely broken... ?
I have free access to a debian mirror on a lan, but they charge us 1,50
of our currency per meg of traffic outside the lan, which is why I do
the rsync via modem, supposed to be cheaper...
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Hugo van der Merwe
(ps. I'd appre
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