On Mon, 22 Sep 1997, Darin Johnson wrote:
What's the passive mode option for dselect (ftp) anyway?
I've never been able to find an explanation of it.
When you are using normal ftp, the server initiates the connection for
the data (data is sent through a different connection from the commands).
I mirror the debian ftp and find that the symlink unstable/development
is missing, dselect looks for these symlink and now it won't ask me
whether I want to use the unstable files. Anyone?
Lawrence
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On Tue, 23 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
I mirror the debian ftp and find that the symlink unstable/development
is missing, dselect looks for these symlink and now it won't ask me
whether I want to use the unstable files. Anyone?
The structure of the ftp site changed slightly, making the old
The structure of the ftp site changed slightly, making the old method of
specifying file locations incorrect. Feed dpkg-ftp '/debian' for the
directory and 'dists/unstable/main dists/unstable/non-free
dists/unstable/contrib' for the sections.
But what do you feed to dselect?
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when I run dselect, it expects stable/binary-i386 and not
stable/main/binary-i386, what version of dselect uses the new ftp
layout?
Lawrence
Scott Ellis wrote:
On Tue, 23 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
I mirror the debian ftp and find that the symlink unstable/development
is missing, dselect
/mirror/dists and it said that it can't find
/mirror/dists/stable/binary-i386
Darin Johnson wrote:
The structure of the ftp site changed slightly, making the old method of
specifying file locations incorrect. Feed dpkg-ftp '/debian' for the
directory and 'dists/unstable/main
Darin Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The structure of the ftp site changed slightly, making the old method of
specifying file locations incorrect. Feed dpkg-ftp '/debian' for the
directory and 'dists/unstable/main dists/unstable/non-free
dists/unstable/contrib' for the sections.
What's the passive mode option for dselect (ftp) anyway?
I've never been able to find an explanation of it.
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