Hello,
Is there any way to use a proxy with apt-... commands ?
Thanks a lot
François
François Chenais wrote:
Hello,
Is there any way to use a proxy with apt-... commands ?
Thanks a lot
François
i wrote this line in my apt.conf:
Acquire::http::Proxy http://proxy.mycompany.com:8080;;
the same thing (with obvious changes) should apply to
Hi Colin,
@ 7:20:35 PM on 11/25/2001, Colin Watson wrote:
In order to do an FTP install for woody, I need the baseX.tgz or the
baseX.bin files. Only the drivers, root, and rescue images are
available (no base install files):
base*.tgz files are no longer used for woody. Instead, base
Err, alright, so I figure out everything will be fine with my hardware
if I stick with woody, but I get ready to install and what?! No FTP
install for woody? What in the world?
So I'm going to have to install potato and then dist-upgrade? Over
dialup? :-)
If I do have to install stable
On Sun, Nov 25, 2001 at 02:56:28AM -0500, Brian Clark wrote:
Err, alright, so I figure out everything will be fine with my hardware
if I stick with woody, but I get ready to install and what?! No FTP
install for woody? What in the world?
Hmm? There should be no problem with FTP. What exactly
Hi Colin,
@ 12:55:03 PM on 11/25/2001, Colin Watson wrote:
Err, alright, so I figure out everything will be fine with my hardware
if I stick with woody, but I get ready to install and what?! No FTP
install for woody? What in the world?
Hmm? There should be no problem with FTP. What exactly
On Sun, Nov 25, 2001 at 01:58:26PM -0500, Brian Clark wrote:
@ 12:55:03 PM on 11/25/2001, Colin Watson wrote:
Hmm? There should be no problem with FTP. What exactly are you
looking for?
In order to do an FTP install for woody, I need the baseX.tgz or the
baseX.bin files. Only the drivers
Thanks to all who replied about the apt question. I was just wondering, is
there a way to do a testing install over ftp? I would like to set-up another
box and go this route.Would I just go to the testing directory and download
some floppy images? Which ones? What url would I point the install
On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 08:14:02AM -0500, Dale Kosan wrote:
Thanks to all who replied about the apt question. I was just wondering, is
there a way to do a testing install over ftp? I would like to set-up another
box and go this route.Would I just go to the testing directory and download
I need some help here.
I'm trying to install potato (or any debian)
on to my laptop that has a pcmcia ethernet card that i know works under linux
(used it with mandrake)
are there any special things i need to be
doing/special disks (rescue/root) to get the install to detect my
easily download and install anything you want.
-jeff
On Sat, Oct 21, 2000 at 08:04:03PM +0100, Phillip Deackes wrote:
I would be very grateful for any pointers to doing an ftp install of
Debian - I have a PCI ISDN card (AVM) BTW so this would probably
complicate matters.
I can't find any
I would be very grateful for any pointers to doing an ftp install of
Debian - I have a PCI ISDN card (AVM) BTW so this would probably
complicate matters.
I can't find any documentaion detailing what I would have to do so a
reference to a web page or other source of info would be gratefully
.
Groetjes, Ookhoi
-Original Message-
From: Cory Rudder
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 12:13
To: 'Patrick Olson'
Subject: RE: FTP Install
Thanks for your response, For the info of everyone it seems that FTP install
capabilities are not yet
Thanks for your response, For the info of everyone it seems that FTP install
capabilities are not yet a reality for debian.
^^^ ??
FYI I originally came to use Debian because at the time it was the
_only_ distribution that I
-Original Message-
From: Cory Rudder
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 12:13
To: 'Patrick Olson'
Subject:RE: FTP Install
Thanks for your response, For the info of everyone it seems that FTP install
capabilities are not yet a reality for debian. In my experience
Thanks for your response, For the info of everyone it seems that FTP
install capabilities are not yet a reality for debian. In my experience
installing debian is no longer a reality. I have in my possession three
different debian CD's. One I created on the ftp site, one from cheap bytes
Thanks for your response, For the info of everyone it seems that FTP install
capabilities are not yet a reality for debian.
Well, mas... I must admit I got into the thread just now, so I may be a little
repetitive.. The forst time I installed Linux in my life was when I put Debian
in my PC
:
-Original Message-
From: Cory Rudder
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 12:13
To: 'Patrick Olson'
Subject: RE: FTP Install
Thanks for your response, For the info of everyone it seems that FTP install
capabilities are not yet a reality for debian. In my experience
Is it possible to install the base system via ftp? I'm trying to
install on a system without a CD-ROM drive (and each one I've
tried to install won't work for some reason), and floppies aren't
cutting it. I would think that it would be possible since the
installer is prompted to set up the network
I'm a debian newbie and I would like to ftp install a stable version of
debian what file do I need to download to do this? Also recommendations on
different versions would be helpful.
Thanks.
I got sold on Debian after reading today's discussion on slashdot.
However, there doesn't seem to be anything in the Debian web site about
how one goes about installing from ftp. It only tells me that it is
possible. So what disk images, etc. do I need?
Thank you in advance,
Chris Gray
Chris Gray wrote:
I got sold on Debian after reading today's discussion on slashdot.
However, there doesn't seem to be anything in the Debian web site about
how one goes about installing from ftp. It only tells me that it is
possible. So what disk images, etc. do I need?
Thank you in
*- On 21 Apr, Chris Gray wrote about How do I do an ftp install?
I got sold on Debian after reading today's discussion on slashdot.
However, there doesn't seem to be anything in the Debian web site about
how one goes about installing from ftp. It only tells me that it is
possible. So what
(I assume you can figure out what to do if you've got a 1.2M floppy
drive instead of a 1.44M drive ...)
You don't need the base disks if you have a CD (but then why do an ftp
install?) or you know of an NFS server from which you can install the
base package.
Using the above disks you install
Hi All!
I'm trying to install via FTP with dselect.
I keep getting a Packages file not found error, but I can see the file in the
directory.
any ideas?
Thanks!
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Chuck Lackey
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Macon, Ga.
I had trouble with network.opts because for one thing, network address is
unknown to me, the way it is used there. I will have to look at the
Networking HOWTO and see if I can make any sense of it.
It's the same as NETWORK in /etc/init.d/network, right? That's how I have
it and it seems to
I don't know how to get NFS working on Debian though I used it on OpenLinux.
I tried FTP and that failed too, and now I find that I am unable to get my
network card on the Laptop to work. The indicator is on but still, it is dead.
--
Andrew
Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't know how to get NFS working on Debian though I used it on OpenLinux.
I tried FTP and that failed too, and now I find that I am unable to get my
network card on the Laptop to work. The indicator is on but still, it is
dead.
If you run ifconfig as
On 24-Feb-99 Dale E. Martin wrote:
Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't know how to get NFS working on Debian though I used it on
OpenLinux.
I tried FTP and that failed too, and now I find that I am unable to get my
network card on the Laptop to work. The indicator is on but still,
Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It says the card is UP and route shows normal, but they are lying.
Can you ping a host on your network? Does the light on the card blink?
Why do think it's lying?
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On 24-Feb-99 Dale E. Martin wrote:
Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It says the card is UP and route shows normal, but they are lying.
Can you ping a host on your network? Does the light on the card blink?
Why do think it's lying?
dmesg shows that the network card is not recognized
On 24-Feb-99 Dale E. Martin wrote:
Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It says the card is UP and route shows normal, but they are lying.
Can you ping a host on your network? Does the light on the card blink?
Why do think it's lying?
Also, I can ping localhost but that is all.
--
Andrew
On 24-Feb-99 George Bonser wrote:
On 23 Feb 1999, Dale E. Martin wrote:
Can you ping a host on your network? Does the light on the card blink?
Why do think it's lying?
I wonder if he went through modconf and installed the driver for the card.
I do not specifically recall seeing
Try running '/etc/init.d/network start' after the PCMCIA services
are started. IIRC this is what I had to do when I installed Debian on a
friend's laptop.
On 24-Feb-99 Pollywog wrote:
On 24-Feb-99 Dale E. Martin wrote:
Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It says the card is UP and route
On 24-Feb-99 Mark Ciciretti wrote:
Try running '/etc/init.d/network start' after the PCMCIA services
are started. IIRC this is what I had to do when I installed Debian on a
friend's laptop.
ummm.. I am not sure, but I think that worked. I am pinging the laptop from
here now and it did not
Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 24-Feb-99 Mark Ciciretti wrote:
Try running '/etc/init.d/network start' after the PCMCIA services
are started. IIRC this is what I had to do when I installed Debian on a
friend's laptop.
ummm.. I am not sure, but I think that worked. I am
Hey all,
I'm attempting to install Debian via ftp on a Micron PII-267 but I can't
seem to get ethernet working. The machine's motherboard is a PD440FX,
and the NIC is an Intel 82557C-based Ethernet PCI 10/100. I think that's
one of those ones that's right on the motherboard and thus part of
Hi!
I tried FTP install beind a firewall. dselect can't connect to
ftp.debian.org but I can do it by hand. Does anyone have any
experience? I have to use
FTP-username@FW-username
FTP-password@FW-password
with our firewall.
WP
I've got the initial part of the installation done. The system boots
just fine. When I run dselect, choose access, then ftp, the following
error is returned:
Query/setup script was terminated by a signal:segmentation
fault.
I've also chosen a mounted filesystem and received the same
Hi,
I am trying to install hamm on my laptop at work which is on a network.
I have installed it to the point where I am using dselect to choose ftp for
my method of installation.
I can connect to the ftp site but seconds later it says ftp disconnect and
then it just sits there.
I can ftp into
Steve Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Fri, 22 May 1998 13:08:50 -0700, Richard Sevenich wrote:
I am considering a fresh install of hamm from the floppy base diskettes
etc. Does this give me network access and ftp so I can then complete the
installation with dselect's ftp method?
The
I am considering a fresh install of hamm from the floppy base diskettes
etc. Does this give me network access and ftp so I can then complete the
installation with dselect's ftp method?
TIA
Richard
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On Fri, 22 May 1998 13:08:50 -0700, Richard Sevenich wrote:
I am considering a fresh install of hamm from the floppy base diskettes
etc. Does this give me network access and ftp so I can then complete the
installation with dselect's ftp method?
The floppies, along with the base2_0.tgz (or
On Fri, 22 May 1998, Steve Lamb wrote:
On Fri, 22 May 1998 13:08:50 -0700, Richard Sevenich wrote:
I am considering a fresh install of hamm from the floppy base diskettes
etc. Does this give me network access and ftp so I can then complete the
installation with dselect's ftp method?
to install it with dselect through FTP and I have
this problem. If I select hamm or unstable from the /debian
directory, dselect can't find packages.gz. Now if I try from
/debian/dists/unstable .. deselect finds the packages but later on
tries can't get the .deb ... argh ...
The FTP install
on
tries can't get the .deb ... argh ...
The FTP install works fine with Bo though!!
These are the settings that I use; I'm behind a firewall too, so don't get
distracted by the passive setting and the username and such. You just
want to use the $distribs settings.
cat /var/lib/dpkg/methods/ftp
hey cheers ...
that should help a lot ... I'll try that tomorrow!
good day or night .. depending where you are ;-)
*-*
| Dominique Jacquel http://www.mech.ed.ac.uk/~dom |
| Ph.D. student mailto:[EMAIL
I just set up a new machine with 1.3 and am having a bit of a
problem. Once the base was installed I went to do an FTP install of
the rest of the sustem. When I go to do anything that requites
attaching to an ftp server the thing times out. We have just gotten
our new class C and don't
I've been using Linux for sometime now and have had the internet working
under Slackware I then switched over to debian and was goin' to do the FTP
install, I've got all the networking stuff configured correctly but when I
run pon it dials out and logs me in and then hangs up after a couple
hello,
Dustin Withers wrote:
I've been using Linux for sometime now and have had the internet working
under Slackware I then switched over to debian and was goin' to do the FTP
install, I've got all the networking stuff configured correctly but when I
run pon it dials out and logs me
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bruce Perens) writes:
/usr/sbin/pppd -d connect 'chat \
AT\C1\D2\F2%G1%E0X4M0L0DTphone-number-deleted \
CONNECT ogin: login-deleted word: password-deleted' \
/dev/cua2 defaultroute -detach
connect /etc/ppp/ppp-connect
/dev/cua1
hello world,
i am currently trying to install debian linux. i edited ppp.chatscript
and ppp.options_out after rtfming for some time, but it still doesn't
work. i go into dselect, try to connect to ftp.debian.org and it gives
me a bad name error. i figured that i probably need to connect to my
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Pavel Galynin wrote:
hello world,
i am currently trying to install debian linux. i edited ppp.chatscript
and ppp.options_out after rtfming for some time, but it still doesn't
work. i go into dselect, try to connect to ftp.debian.org and it gives
me a bad name error. i
hello
Dale Scheetz wrote:
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Pavel Galynin wrote:
hello world,
i am currently trying to install debian linux. i edited ppp.chatscript
and ppp.options_out after rtfming for some time, but it still doesn't
work. i go into dselect, try to connect to ftp.debian.org
Ditto what Dale says re: the output from pppd ... are you actually
running pppd by hand or using the debian pon script? I've found that
the scripts work quite well for me ... I suppose it depends on your ISP.
Also, even if you are connected via PPP, you still need to configure DNS
resolution.
From: Pavel Galynin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, it was just a series of odd ascii characters.
A lot of } characters in it, per chance? That would be a PPP packet
that should have been directed to your modem, not the console. This
indicates the wrong arguments to pppd. Just how did you connect?
Give
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Pavel Galynin wrote:
Pentium 200 Mhz, 2 x 3.1 GB WD hdds, 32 mb ram, 33.6 modem on com2.
I edited the ppp files (i can send em if you need em) and tried to ftp
with dselect without doing anything to connect to my isp, assming that
dselect would spawn pppd and make it
At 7:15 AM 5/22/97, Pavel Galynin wrote:
hello world,
i am currently trying to install debian linux. i edited ppp.chatscript
and ppp.options_out after rtfming for some time, but it still doesn't
work. i go into dselect, try to connect to ftp.debian.org and it gives
me a bad name error. i figured
Alright, I've seen this question several times. Once before I was the one
asking it. But I have yet to get an answer to it. I THINK that I want to
install Debian. Partially because the option of installing off of an FTP
server sounds very enticing, but I have a SLIP/PPP connection. Now does the
On Thu, 9 Jan 1997, Troy M. Lubbers wrote:
Alright, I've seen this question several times. Once before I was the one
asking it. But I have yet to get an answer to it. I THINK that I want to
install Debian. Partially because the option of installing off of an FTP
server sounds very
On Thu, 9 Jan 1997, Troy M. Lubbers wrote:
Alright, I've seen this question several times. Once before I was the one
asking it. But I have yet to get an answer to it. I THINK that I want to
install Debian. Partially because the option of installing off of an FTP
server sounds very
I added 5 more perl files, and the next boot floppy set should run dpkg-ftp
correctly.
Thanks
Bruce
. I'm using 1.11 because of the ftp-install option; my machine
doesn't have a CD-ROM drive, nor do I have access to NFS servers, and I'd
prefer to install from floppy if at all possible. (I did a test install
of 0.93r6 yesterday, and didn't see this option there.)
When trying to choose
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