RE: RE: Installing from testing on stable - will it be stable after a new release ?

peteredhair wrote: >I'm using apt-get to install packages from the testing distribution. >Everything installs and runs ok. > >What i'm wondering is when the testing distro and all it's packages turn into stable >will i be able to "convert" all the p

Installing from testing on stable - will it be stable after a new release ?

I'm using apt-get to install packages from the testing distribution. Everything installs and runs ok. What i'm wondering is when the testing distro and all it's packages turn into stable will i be able to "convert" all the packages i've installed on my system from testing into stable ? If so ho

Help!: snmpwalk not showing interface properties on mrtg and iog - Previously : snmp and MIBs - missing interface properties

I've installed the snmp and snmpd packages. The problem is iog and mrtg can't get the interface properties for my network card her'e what i get. bear:/etc/postfix# snmpwalk -v1 localhost public system.sysDescr.0 = Linux bear 2.2.20-idepci #1 Sat Apr 20 12:45:19 EST 2002 i686 system.sysObjectID.0

snmp and MIBs - missing interface properties

i'm trying to get iog to run on debian stable. Downloaded the .deb from testing, installed all dependent packages from stable and installed the iog .deb. Everything went ok. Now for the troubled part. When i run iog i get the message: bear:/etc/postfix# iog SNMP Error: no response received SNMP

RE: Disk duplicate

peteredhair wrote: >I have a Debian box running which needs to have a fast recovery timing. > >I've got spare hardware to replace it however i also need to have an offline >duplicate of it's contents in order to be abble to replace the disk and boot, puting >the syste

Re: Disk duplicate

stion ? Thanks Pete peteredhair wrote: >Yep, i guess that'll do the trick. > >Thanks >Pete > > >Hi Pete, > >Have a look at  SystemRescueCD (http://www.sysresccd.org/). You can get >there a bottable cd with tools like partimage and qtparted, which will >perhaps f

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Yep, i guess that'll do the trick. Thanks Pete Hi Pete, Have a look at  SystemRescueCD (http://www.sysresccd.org/). You can get there a bottable cd with tools like partimage and qtparted, which will perhaps fit your needs :-) Regards, Frederic -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECT

Disk duplicate

I have a Debian box running which needs to have a fast recovery timing. I've got spare hardware to replace it however i also need to have an offline duplicate of it's contents in order to be abble to replace the disk and boot, puting the system to work again in a very short time. I thought abou

RE: Help setting up postfix as mail relay - is this the way ? - transport.dir error

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >I'm looking to replace on ISA server with a postfix mail relay and spamassassin. > >I'm using debian stable and did an apt-get install postfix >On main.cf i have the following: > >command_directory = /usr/sbin >daemon_directory = /usr/lib/postfix >program_directory = /usr

Help setting up postfix as mail relay

I'm looking to replace on ISA server with a postfix mail relay and spamassassin. I'm using debian stable and did an apt-get install postfix On main.cf i have the following: command_directory = /usr/sbin daemon_directory = /usr/lib/postfix program_directory = /usr/lib/postfix smtpd_banner = $myho