Currently, faimond just display things that it got, once could also do
netcat -p 4711 -l
instead.
However, we could add some little protocol into the stream to do this:
* log start/stops of tasks as now
* transfer the *.log files to the server, without unsafe protocols like rsh
* do the chr
During installation, my /tmp/fai/FAI_CLASSES looks like:
DEFAULT
LINUX
I386
MNWH
PART_ONE
BOOT_MBR
BOOT_LILO
NET_BASE
MNWH
PART_ONE
BOOT_MBR
BOOT_LILO
NET_BASE
mnwh
LAST
how does this come? My 02alias is the usual one:
uname -s | tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]'
[ -x "`which dpkg`" ] && dpkg --prin
On Tue, Oct 26, 2004 at 12:53:41PM +0200, Holger Schurig wrote:
> During installation, my /tmp/fai/FAI_CLASSES looks like:
>
> DEFAULT
> LINUX
> I386
> MNWH
> PART_ONE
> BOOT_MBR
> BOOT_LILO
> NET_BASE
> MNWH
> PART_ONE
> BOOT_MBR
> BOOT_LILO
> NET_BASE
> mnwh
> LAST
>
>
> how does this come? M
When you look at this excerpt ...
sub read_all_info () {
read_disk_info;
read_memory_info;
read_kernel_messages;
}
... and you know perl, then you would realize that you should rewrite this to
sub read_all_info () {
read_disk_info();
read_memory_info();
read_kernel_messages();
}
to
This is a "What happens after FAI?" question. I hope you don't find
it too off topic.
How do those of you that installed a sizable number of Debian boxes
manage your package updates? I'm trying to figure out how to get around
apt-get needing you to sit there and answer the same questions f
> How do those of you that installed a sizable number of Debian boxes
> manage your package updates? I'm trying to figure out how to get around
> apt-get needing you to sit there and answer the same questions for each
> package on each box in a group of identically configured machines.
I'm not
