Your right. I have spent the afternoon trying to find a bug on my
Wheezy system sence it was installed.. The bug, which I just found, was
in a new apt.conf file.
When I commented the file my alias's in .bashrc are working again.
Neither aptitude or apt-cache reported an error or the presence of a
tntnet package but now the are both working.
Thanks Brian you helped Chad an me as well with your answer.
Well done Sir
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Wayne
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It could be tntnet:
# apt-cache search tntnet
tntnet - modular, multithreaded web application server for C++
Having said that, while I am not a developer, I have never run tntnet on
any of my boxes.
--b
On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 5:37 PM, Wayne Topa <linux...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 07/30/2013 04:55 PM, ChadDavis wrote:
> > I've noticed the tntnet is running on my box. I'm on wheezy.
> >
> > I'd like to turn it off, at the least. But I wonder why it's fired up
> > in the first place. I didn't install it, unless by accident. How
> > might I determine if something else is using it?
> >
>
> tntnet? Was that supposed to read telnet?
>
> If you meant telnet, see the man page for apt-cache and check for
> depends and rdepends.
>
> If you did mean tntnet I don't think it came from Debiab so I would
> be careful using matches around that box. ;_)
>
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