nothing official is stated, it's
good to have direction and some goals.
Papercuts +2. Refinements like those taken care of with papercuts are
more important than one would think for the image of Ubuntu. Great
idea. Are these fixes traveling upstream when applicable (to Debian,
if not to the
training, you know.
Correct me if I'm wrong, really. I would like any insight possible, I
am just sharing my thoughts on the matter.
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M Host"
tasksel option.
One thing I've offered to do is to go through the server guide and
verify that the instructions given are valid. I could do this over
some days in Christmas, perhaps.
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the server guide on doc.ubuntu.com should be moved to help.ubuntu.com
as the 8.10 guide. If you need any help verifying instructions, give
me a heads up.
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Tuesday is the 28th of October (My birthday is the 30th!). I'm excited
for the new release, especially the vm-builder updates. Good work,
gentlemen.
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a firewall with all ports
> blocked by default as an additional layer of protection.
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if that applies also.
>
>
> I realize that this is much more than would ever be in a beginner book. Even
> so I would have liked to see more page space devoted to Virtualization so
> that more ground could be covered.
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> I guess that this is why I said that I would h
e cases") can help users
understand how to run programs correctly (Linux Networking Cookbook
comes to mind).
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a good job on their book. It is great for
someone who needs to have instructions from dropping the CD in to
configuring the system in general. I hope this helps.
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> I think both of you have your points, but are rather missing what nxvl is
> trying to accomplish. Personally I have about half a dozen servers that I
> manage related to my business. I can, and do, ssh into each one and
> do "stuff" to administer them. This is a good and right way to do
> Linu
rogrammers are done with
this hectic 6-month period.
Finally, don't EVER tell people "Use Windows for a GUI". That is a
misguided statement that does not take into consideration of the other
MANY reasons why someone would be using a Linux box over a Windows
one.
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ou have more of the "FAI" and "configure
IN Ubuntu" idea. In other words, a Windows user could download a
program that takes the desired specs and creates an ISO to their
liking so they can install it. However, I see your point, this should
be more about automated, custom, easy to
pe my ideas are of some inspiration, and that I could possibly
help in the conception of this project.
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aybe we should move on and focus on that.
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> > is a fork of the linux kernel. So KVM should work just as reliably as
> > your typical linux install.
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> We do already have virt-manager, which can also manage remote
> hypervisors.
I just saw this as I emailed you, Soren.
I'll be studying virt-manager as well.
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Soren and others,
oVirt or Enomalism as a remote VM manager would be absolutely fantastic.
Currently, oVirt is set up so that you put it on its own guest VM,
though "Brazen" (Dinkel?) says it will not always be so.
Enomalism is written in Python and uses MySQL for something, I don't
know EXACTLY
Filter by address, I guess. That's what I do.
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>>What is the difference between using tasksel and apt-get install apache2
>>php5 php5-mysql etc?
As far as I know, tasksel integrates all the services and sets them up
with default options. To be honest, I've never setup each component
separately (In Linux).
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gritty details, wait for a dev to reply. However, as Ubuntu's packages
are based on Debian, most technical details will be identical.
On 6/9/08, Luke L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ubuntu gets its packages fo
the server, and it seems like some of the
> packages are coming from Lenny? What are the differences between the Debian
> and Ubuntu Apache/PHP/MySQL packages?
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> Thanks.
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