Mitchell Laks wrote:
> Zenaan Harkness wrote:
> > By using a set of system-default packages from XX years ago, it is
> > likely you will face the types of problems you have faced above.
Yes. Most definitely.
> > Then 2) add packages. And here's where for you, by the sound of it,
> > it's been a
>
> I'd probably have just reinstalled.
I am doing it now.
> So, 1) minimal install.
My plan.
> Then 2) add packages. And here's where for you, by the sound of it,
> it's been a few years, it might take a few hours of trying to run the
> things you want on your server, and discovering what yo
On 4/1/13, Mitchell Laks wrote:
> Hi
Gday :)
> I am setting up a server. I have done it in the past using
>
> dpkg --set-selections apt-get dselect-upgrade
...
> dpkg --get-selections > server_install_list
>
> many years ago
> and I didn't care to limit what
> junk was there long ago when I did
Hi
I am setting up a server. I have done it in the past using
dpkg --set-selections server_install_list
many years ago
and I didn't care to limit what
junk was there long ago when I did that.
)
Now I also got messages like
dpkg: warning: package not in database at line 1: gpm
but clearly t
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