Re: (solved) Re: how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-04 Thread Glenn English
On Mon, Sep 4, 2017 at 4:16 AM, Long Wind wrote: > Thanks! > > I finds today that it's really not jessie > it's wheezy > > it seems that wheezy is not too old for me Wheezy works good. Reliable piece of software. That's what's on my server. Jessie's OK. One of my virtual

Security updates (Was: (solved) how to roll back to jessie)

2017-09-04 Thread Mario Castelán Castro
On 04/09/17 02:58, Long Wind wrote: > i do not install security update > and it not cause trouble for me Hello. I am wondering: Why do you choose to not to install security updates? There seems to be nothing to gain and much to lose with that choice. -- Do not eat animals; respect them as you

Re: (solved) how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-04 Thread Cindy-Sue Causey
On 9/4/17, Long Wind wrote: > > > On Mon, 9/4/17, Felix Miata wrote: > > >> Wheezy support is >> scheduled to terminate less than 9 months from today. >> Maybe >> now is a good time to consider at >>

Re: (solved) how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-04 Thread Fungi4All
> From: longwi...@yahoo.com > To: debian-user@lists.debian.org >>On Mon, 9/4/17, Felix Miata wrote: > >> Wheezy support is scheduled to terminate less than 9 months from today. >> Maybe now is a good time to consider at least Jessie if not Stretch, since >> you"re >>

Re: (solved) how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-04 Thread Long Wind
On Mon, 9/4/17, Felix Miata wrote: Wheezy support is scheduled to terminate less than 9 months from today. Maybe now is a good time to consider at least Jessie if not Stretch, since you're installing fresh. -- "The

Re: (solved) how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-03 Thread Felix Miata
Long Wind composed on 2017-09-04 04:16 (UTC): > I finds today that it's really not jessieit's wheezy > it seems that wheezy is not too old for me Wheezy support is scheduled to terminate less than 9 months from today. Maybe now is a good time to consider at least Jessie if not Stretch, since

Re: (solved) Re: how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-03 Thread Cindy-Sue Causey
On 9/3/17, songbird wrote: > Long Wind wrote: > ... >> I have decided re-install jessie from scratch >> Thanks to all those who reply! > > you're welcome. it's really the easiest way to > go if you want quickest and easiest approach. It's about the "cleanest" route. You

Re: (solved) Re: how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-03 Thread songbird
Long Wind wrote: ... > I have decided re-install jessie from scratch > Thanks to all those who reply! you're welcome. it's really the easiest way to go if you want quickest and easiest approach. songbird

Re: how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-03 Thread Jimmy Johnson
On 09/03/2017 03:56 AM, Long Wind wrote: i had installed jessie a long time agotoday i run command "apt-get update"and "apt-get install ..."a lot of packages upgraded then I find that sources.list is pointed to stablewhich means stretchclearly this is not the correct way to upgrade to

Re: (solved) Re: how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-03 Thread Brian
On Sun 03 Sep 2017 at 13:52:57 +, Long Wind wrote: > I have decided re-install jessie from scratch > Thanks to all those who reply! Don't forget to put jessie (not stable) in the sources.list. -- Brian.

Re: how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-03 Thread Dejan Jocic
On 03-09-17, Brian wrote: > On Sun 03 Sep 2017 at 10:56:59 +, Long Wind wrote: > > > i had installed jessie a long time agotoday i run command "apt-get > > update"and "apt-get install ..."a lot of packages upgraded then I find > > that sources.list is pointed to stablewhich means

Re: how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-03 Thread Dan Ritter
On Sun, Sep 03, 2017 at 10:56:59AM +, Long Wind wrote: > i had installed jessie a long time agotoday i run command "apt-get update"and > "apt-get install ..."a lot of packages upgraded > then I find that sources.list is pointed to stablewhich means stretchclearly > this is not the correct

Re: how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-03 Thread songbird
Long Wind wrote: ... > i had installed jessie a long time agotoday i run command "apt-get update"and > "apt-get install ..."a lot of packages upgraded > then I find that sources.list is pointed to stablewhich means stretchclearly > this is not the correct way to upgrade to stretchand some

Re: how to roll back to jessie

2017-09-03 Thread Brian
On Sun 03 Sep 2017 at 10:56:59 +, Long Wind wrote: > i had installed jessie a long time agotoday i run command "apt-get > update"and "apt-get install ..."a lot of packages upgraded then I find > that sources.list is pointed to stablewhich means stretchclearly this > is not the correct way to