Hey,
Am 03.03.2013 12:26 schrieb "Ingo Wichmann" :
> did anybody try to install MacOSX with FAI?
Long time ago, I did some research and planning work on how that might be
done. AFAIR it wasn't trivial due to barely any existing support for basic
install automation tools as well as package managem
Am 07.02.2012 17:23 schrieb "Thomas Neumann" :
>
> The fai-class manpage simply states:
>
> "All class names should be written in uppercase letters (execpt the class
> of the hostname). Do not use a dash, use an underscore."
>
> Which says nothing about umlauts, diacrites and other 'strange' stuff.
There is a Fai internal method that copies the sources.list fron nfsroot to
the install system.
In my example code for ubuntu / multi installs you find which step you have
to disable with a hook in order to prevent that. Or check fai sources to
find it (I dont know it anymore and cannot look it up
, you could use
git ot etckeeper to see which changes you really made to /etc - or
just saving all files you edit with %-orig before changing them.
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tall server.
It should be described in the FAI guide.
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Ahmed, this is still not much information, important questions:
2011/6/4 Ahmed Altaher :
> 4- I create prepareapt.UBUNTU1010.
>
> but after reboot the screen is blank at my demohost client
But before the reboot and expecting a running system, you did also an
installation, right?
So here it's not
Hi,
if you build the B packages yourself, let them provide the name of A. I
didnt do packaging a while but it is possible that package a provides b.
Not sure how to achieve the right priority, though.
Maybe let the new repository have higher priority in apt pinning?
Henning
Am 25.05.2011 09:03 s
Hi Thomas,
Das ging wohl an die falsche Adresse.
Immerhin krieg ich es so zufällig mit ;)
Vielleicht schaff ichs ja diesmal.
Henning
Am 18.03.2011 11:09 schrieb "Thomas Lange" :
Hi Michael,
hast du auch schon deine Reise nach Koeln gebucht? Ich freue mich
schon auf das Treffen im April.
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I'm not happy that a lot of information that has been collected on this
page is removed without talking to the original author, mainly me.
Some people think about FAI for Windows installations and therefore also
OpenSource Windows installers are competition/related/similar to FAI.
These 5-10 addi
On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 8:42 PM, Michael Goetze wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> have you ever wondered, which files in your config space are all affected by
> a specific class?
Mainly also, "belong to".
> For instance if you want to duplicate that class as the
> starting point for a new class, or rename i
Hi
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 11:54 PM, Olivier Parisy
wrote:
> So my question is: can I manually install a very simple Debian system, and
> then mount an FAI arborescence (using NFS through SSH as an example) and let
> FAI perform the actual server configuration / installation?
What you want to do
config file sample
that can be used - but yo till have to add you MAC adresses and hosts
yourself.
Some people will find that helpful, some will not need it as they run
and DHCP server already...
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re
missing something in the existing docs (FAI Guide, Wiki)
> and help me create a very good install example. Can we do this using this
> mailinglist ?
Sure you can use this list for all things FAI and you should do so ;)
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On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 7:32 PM, Michael Tautschnig wrote:
> [...]
>
> Could one get any information how the disk label on the SAN was created?
In case that is not known anymore - is there a command with which that
can be checked, so we can send you the output?
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On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 7:32 PM, Michael Tautschnig wrote:
> [...]
>
> Could one get any information how the disk label on the SAN was created?
I'll try to get tha info as well as the parted version. It might a
somewhat older version, as a mirror was used with Lenny, but not
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On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Thomas Lange
wrote:
>>>>>> On Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:46:59 +0100, Henning Sprang
>>>>>> said:
>
> > The question is why using mkpasswd is not documented in the fai-guide,
> > and if/how the things documented i
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 1:33 PM, Michael Goetze wrote:
>> any experiences with this, or other ways how to do that?
>
> I don't know how you are expecting it to work.
I expect that I can find somewhere a documentation how to create
another password than the default "fai".
Henning
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 3:45 PM, Rudy Gevaert wrote:
> Can you try that (if you are using xen)
No for both:
It wasn't Xen, but some "normal" HP Server. The special thing with the
system was a SAN that was attached - but actually we din't want to
touch the disks on the SAN, only install the syste
Hi,
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 2:20 PM, Rudy Gevaert wrote:
> Should I move this to the parted list?
Sorry for not being able to say anything about this, I've been very
busy and did not do anything with FAI the last months.
Now that I do some things with it again, it took me only 2 days until
I st
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 3:12 PM, Toomas Tamm wrote:
> Maybe you have modified that script, or it is not run at all in your
> setup?
No - you misunderstood me a little bit :)
The question was not if/how it works with mkpasswd - I got this
working as you write it - just with less security as it's
the crypt
command (in the mcrypt package) or the md5sum command - both did not
work for me.
any experiences with this, or other ways how to do that?
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On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 12:10 PM, Peter Bittner
wrote:
> I have installed a FAI server from a USB stick and installation of
> clients kind of works fine, but I have an issue at the end of a client
> installation with task_chboot and the ssh authentication against the FAI
> server.
You don't need
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 6:43 PM, Bent Meyer wrote:
> I have upgrade from fai-3.2.20 to fai-3.3 and from Ubuntu Jaunty to
> Karmic. It does work well,
Interesting.
So, you're installing plain FAI from teh Uni Käln apt repository or from where?
> My guess is, that fai doesn't work well with upstart
Interesting article how and with which tools somebody is using the
FAI-based GRML-live:
http://zeha.at/blog/2009/11/configuring-hudson-for-grml-autobuilds-on-ec2.html
Have fun,
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On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Joel Merrick wrote:
> Well, the templating within Chef capability for a start.
O.K., i probably have to check it out.
For FAI, somebody documeted an approach for configfile-templating in
the Wiki - basically, templating in FAI is possible with everything
from sed
Hi Joel,
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 10:26 AM, Joel Merrick wrote:
> Exactly the same here... only with Chef[1], rather than Puppet
>
> [1] http://www.opscode.com/chef
Do you have some information on the differences(pros and cons) of
managing configurations with FAI softupdate versus Chef?
I have so
Hi Thomas,
Thomas Neumann wrote:
> lib/fai/subroutines:
> echo "WARNING: Skipping $hfile execustion because it's not executable."
> echo "WARNING: Skipping $hfile.source execustion because it's not
> executable."
> lib64/fai/subroutines:
> echo "WARNING: Skipping $hfile execustion because it
Hi,
Zak Tony wrote:
> The process is very very slow and here is an excerpt of it's output
> |
> Err http://192.168.178.1 jaunty Release.gpg
> Bad header line
Probably your mirror or apt-proxy is broken.
Check if it works with a real mirror - and if so, you need to fix it,
but that's not a FAI
application packages only on some test machines could even be
made simply by just adding a
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/sometestingrepository.list file only for some
specific hosts
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Leen Smit wrote:
> Michael,
>
>
> Thats the confusing part, since I dont have a basefiles dir anywhere..
Well possible that this directory is not contained in the example
configurations.
Just create it in the configspace, just next to the "class",
"package_config", "hooks", ... directories.
He
Robert Markula wrote:
> Well, I'm not an evangelist of any specific software or platform. Any
> software is just a tool to get work done, and I like good tools, that's
> why I like FAI - because it is one of those proven, reliable tools that
> tremendously speeds up my work and simplifies many thin
u like.
It's also about the problem that obviously there is quite a bunch of
people even using softupdates only, and despite this, fai has been taken
out of Ubuntu because other things don't work.
And that some other people don't believe these people even exist.
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adrian15 adrian15 wrote:
> Let's not flame! ;)
That wasn't my intention at all, I just wondered if I missed something,
maybe a decision to implement the CUT
concept(http://kitenet.net/~joey/code/debian/cut/) on a 6 month base...
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Slightly OT, but:
adrian15 wrote:
> that might be solved with Debian new six-month relesase cycle.
Debian's what?
Last thing I heard was two years - did I miss something?
Henning
g something more robust is the base to further drive
FAI usage across other dirstributions (in case one is interested in
doing so).
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as even very easy to use
fai-client on rpm-based systems!
Still, it would be simpler if fai-client could be installed without
special apt settings.
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Hi Adrian,
adrian15 wrote:
> I was just wondering if Thomas had seen if this bug was solved or not.
> Are we going to have FAI working ok on Ubuntu 9.10?
Last thing I heard was that the fai package will be removed completely
from Ubuntu, even though my opinion is, that softupdate and dirinstall
w
Peter Bittner wrote:
> Henning,
>
> can you explain your answer? Is it necessary for a FAISERVER system to
> be on the Internet to complete the setup successfully?
The base.tgz is a packaged NFSROOT (plus some additional packages, minus
some tweaks only needed for the NFSROOT), and it's usually b
Peter Bittner wrote:
> When I execute 'fai-setup -v' the script first finishes installing the
> base system ("I: Base system installed successfully. Creating
> base.tgz"). Then the script tries to upgrade the new repository
> ("Upgrading /srv/fai/nfsroot/live/filesystem.dir").
>
> As the server is
on both of them).
This usually happens if on your FAI server, you have configured the uni
köln repository, but not for your nfsroot. (etc/apt/... vs. /etc/fai/apt)
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Mathieu Alorent wrote:
> I've found that the use of Ubuntu Hardy NfsRoot
You're usinf fai (latest version) on an UBuntu server?
>works whereas Debian
> Lenny Not.
>
> Here is a difference I've seen from both systems:
>
> DEBIAN: KO
> VG Size 34.16 GB
> PE Size 4
e it's hosted at the
university.
They should have been fixed by yesterday evening, as far as I know, but
it seems things are still not in normal operational mode.
Thomas might have some more info on when it will be fixed.
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age -
and therer are helper scripts for this in the subversion tree
"fai-distributions" that should help you even run a debootstrap from
other versions without installing it (which might even run on
non-dpkg-distributions, by the way.
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packages _are_ already in the base.tgz - even lesse are
they needed when you use your own image.
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ebian system on a redhat machine
with virtualbox/xen/vserver, or in a chroot - and run
fai-mirror/apt-proxy/fai-cd from there.
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of the fai-mirror directory - adding new packages and
versions as they are available, and removing all those not needed
anymore (e.g. not in packages files) at the end.
But in the end, you can be nearly as fast with apt-proxy and and all you
need is already there.
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Sebastian Schmidt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 16:40:07 +0200
> Henning Sprang wrote:
>
>> So, what are you really doing?
>> Are you building a fai-cd on an Ubuntu system, to install an Ubuntu System?
>> Or is the system on which you create the fai-cd
Sebastian Schmidt wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to create a FAI-CD for Ubuntu Jaunty which shouldn't need
> any network connection but take everything from CD.
>
> For most config I followed in most parts this howto:
> http://faiwiki.informatik.uni-koeln.de/index.php/UbuntuJauntyInstallationHowTo
> .
o wrong.
By the way, which FAI version are you using?
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broken, fai-mirror has some problems or
the mirror from fai-mirror is not brought to the cd properly.
Do you see any things that look problematic when running fai-mirror?
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included this either in the descriptions for UBuntu
installs or in the sample configspace for Ubuntu that should be
downloadable from the wiki.
Great to hear it works!
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Darshaka Pathirana wrote:
> But there is a bug filed about that problem (and it seems to be more
> complicated than it might seem at first):
Yeah, that's what I have in mind, too - and probably what is preventing
me from just "fixing it quickly by the way" - it seems it is more than
just a little
Hi Garb,
I have no real solution, but try to give you some hints at least:
I don't know about the exact state of FAI packages for Ubuntu Servers,
as I'm still using Ubuntu on Desktop machines only.
Garb Dowle wrote:
> currently I have FAI 3.2.4+svn4837-0ubuntu2 installed on Ubuntu 8.04
> Server.
ted the directory (maybe
> /srv) with options nosuid or nodev. This does not work. Change the
> mount options in /etc/fstab, remove nosuid and/or nodev and try again.
oops :) I didn't read carefully enough and thought it was happening at
install time - so forget the hint about /etc/expo
Peter Bittner wrote:
> ERROR: NFSROOT directory /srv/fai/nfsroot/live/filesystem.dir is
> mounted using nosuid or nodev. Aborting
What's the content of etc/exports on your faiserver?
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Stephan Hermann wrote:
> Dear FAI Fanatics,
>
> I actually found the time to release my latest project:
>
> FAI-Django ;)
Sounds interesting - finally somebody really doing it :)
Did you have a look at the things we wrote up (years ago -
http://faiwiki.debian.net/index.php/GUIConcept ) about th
Redhat (just dpkg-based distributions are a bit simpler, even).
> what changes i have to make in an already configured fai server.
You need a special base image for your distribution - you can make one
with the debootstrap of that distribution.
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Nice talk about systems management - and, yeah, FAi is mentioned there! :)
http://www.kitchensoap.com/2009/06/23/slides-for-velocity-talk-2009/
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Hi Riza,
Riza Nuari wrote:
> FAI_DEBOOTSTRAP="jaunty http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu";
Which is wrong - that's not how it's described in the howto.
Do as written there - or in the other Multi-Distribution howto, and
you'll succeed!
> E: No such script: /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/jaunty
> c
etting DEBOOTSTRAP_OPTIONS or so, where you can add that.
Hope that helps,
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ors and PXE are basically totally independent of each other.
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Hi Robert,
Robert Markula wrote:
> Hi list,
> I've just finished my first HowTo in the wiki [1].
Great, thanks!
> Since it is my first FAI howto, I hope I did not violate any rules. I'd
> be happy for any comments and suggestions!
It really looks quite good, but yes, I have some hints about pos
t this info
in the logs, even for a failed install.
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e the wiki's search function to find places already describing
or related to what you want to document.
Maybe even, it is not necessary to create an own page, just extend / fix
the existing ones.
For example, the multi distribuition page has a section for some
distribution-specific hints.
Hen
of FAI are you using?
Does the problem happen with the default version on lenny, too?
(here, I'm pretty sure, the package name must be .tar.gz - but you wont
get a wrning when doing it wrong!)
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e we start the real debugging - that's what
the list is mainly for ;)
Still, another hint now: please do not use HTML Mail when posting here,
and please give your mails a proper subject line - "F1 F1 F1" is not
very helpful.
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Richard Grant wrote:
> And, in fact, it seemed the script did something
> strange to the nfsroot
> as then I could no longer install even when I
> removed the new tar.gz
I have no idea how that could happen, and what it should have broken.
The script just generates a plain tar.gz file and doesn't
Hi Richard,
Richard Grant wrote:
> This was actually the only problem we found, but if it was doing
> something like this then we weren't convinced it wouldn't be doing other
> things that we would only discover later on. Using a jaunty base.tgz
> resolved this issue (and hopefully any others that
a hook - see
example code mentioned in the wiki.
> OPTIONAL: the lenny kernel would not boot our new hardware, so I had to
> compile a jaunty kernel. Install this into the nfsroot, and copy the
> kernel parts to /srv/tftp/fai
O.K., yeah, you will need a kernel matching your hardware.
it necessary to have an Internet connection to install a client?
>
> Thank you for your time and suggestions.
>
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detailed, nice introduction for people relatively new to asking
volunteers on the internet for help can be found here:
http://catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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Hi Jerome,
Please continue threads on the list!
Jerome Eichler wrote:
> I have reviewed my configuration and read the FAI-wiki.
> I found some things about classes, but I cannot find any setting, where I
> can define my hosts to the DHCPC class.
>
> Can you (or someone else) tell me, where I can
Torsten Schlabach wrote:
> In contrast to what has been said here before, there seems to be a
> difference between the stock Debian initrd from the kernel package and
> the FAI initrd. (I am just talking about the initrd, not about the
> kernel as such.)
In case you mean my post on this: I did not
Torsten Schlabach wrote:
> There is no FAI install kernel anymore; FAI is using a stock Debian
> kernel now, right?
Right.
> Is there mabye a FAI initrd or is the initrd also the "stock" one that
> comes from the corresponding Debian package.
In recent FAI versions, make-fai-nfsroot creates an
Torsten Schlabach wrote:
> But the basic-installed systems wasn't installed using FAI.
That's not necessary for softupdates.
> It needs an
> entirely new partitioning of the hard disk,
so you want to wipe the whole system anyway. O.K.
> it might have an entirely
> different kernel than what we
Torsten Schlabach wrote:
> We get servers which have some random Linux image on them. We don't have
> physical access to those servers and we cannot modify and DHCP settings.
> So no PXE based install, no USB stick install, etc.
I might not fully understand your case, but on an already
basic-insta
erything on the FAI guide, or you're maybe quite new to
Linux - anway, we're happy to help you get through.
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you want to install anyway(that is
your final goal, isn't it?), it shouldn't matter :)
And you can use the function sysinfo - see the fai guide for
explanations on it, or if you use fai-chboot read it's manpage and set
FAI_ACTION to sysinfo only.
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Thomas Neumann wrote:
> vg data disk1.3
Do you guess or do you use that?
I think I'm really bad at reading the config syntax description in the
manpage. I should have been going to university...
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st I gonna try the uuid stuff these days and report if it
succeeded.
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with sda at the very end of the install - but there might be some better
solution?!
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Jerome Eichler wrote:
> How can I switch this so that the interface is configured static?
Just don't assign the class DHCPC to the system :)
Then, some script (not sure which one, it might be one in
scripts/DEFAULT or so - grep for "interfaces" in the scripts dir)
creates an /etc/network/interfac
ejone...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Does FAI_ALLOW_UNSIGNED=1 work in softupdates?
Not sure - did you try? :)
> And if not, is there an equivalent flag that does work?
There's an apt config option for this.
You could make sure in a hook that is is set before the apt update takes
place:
# cat /etc/apt
so use Puppet for these things, sure, and have some more
advanced distribution abstractions there, as far as I learned about it
in the meantime. (plus some other nice things - see my comparison in the
latest slides on the FAI website).
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Per Foreby wrote:
> Can I use this method on a lenny server with the stock fai package, or
> do I need a newer version from the fai repository?
Lenny version should do fine.
> What about softupdate after such an installation? Is it still broken in
> Ubuntu?
Where softupdates broken in Ubuntu? I
but a
tarred deboostrap result (or whatever you might wish to add or remove
from the debootstrap)!
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t need to.
You can extract about any base image you want, from a Debian NFSroot,
even Redhat and SuSE, and then call their package managers, etc. from
the NFSroot into /target.
That way, the initrd from Ubuntu is not used at install time.
Or do I get the problem wrong?
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7;s maintainer is cooperative. A fork is usually the last choice if
nothing else works.
One last question: did you think about running FAI from a Debian server?
Installaing Ubuntu (and Debian, Redhat-based, and others) from there
should be no problem and the support for FAI in Debian is usually q
Uwe Kastens wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a little confused ATM. What is the correct way to install a
> different kernel (than installed on the fai-server) on a client.
Make an entry for the different kernel package in your software package
lists - but see below.
> We have a setup with dhcp, tftpd an
for quotes for professional support and
training if you want to save the time of reading the docs - that's no
problem :)
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Julien Vermet wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have an error from yesterday, and I can't find any answer a this
> problem. After the "fai-setup", I have a lot of "chroot: cannot run
> command" errors. I think I configured all configuration files as
> described in the documentation. Here is the log :
>
> "fa
rinstall.
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Hi Rudy,
Rudy Gevaert wrote:
> With the newer initramfs-tools package in Lenny we couldn't install our
> Xen virtual machines anymore.
How exactly are you installing them, and what types of VM?
Are you doing paravirtual VM's via xen's nfsroot booting method?
Did you read the wiki about xen insta
Michal Svamberg wrote:
> The support for FAI in lenny is not perfect;
Unfortunately, it's not the FAI team that has control of how the
dependencies are built.
> are there any other
> solutions that do not require you to recompile or change standard packages?
With the standard toolset recommend b
Andreas Schockenhoff wrote:
> 127.0.0.1 localhost
I can imagine quite a bunch of things go wrong without this...
> That have had very interesting effects in my environment in one
> Network it works in the other Networks not! The nfs-kernel-server
> seams to need a connection to localhost.
NFS d
Hi Brian,
Seppanen, Brian E wrote:
> will that work?I’ve seen some threads about Boolean operations, and
> I’m not clear from what I’ve seen whether that is something that will be
> supported in a later version and where that’s going.
as long as the bug http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrep
ist, sind wir aber dankbar, wenn Du uns sagst,
welche Teile Du nicht verstanden hast - nur so können wir es verbessern.
Grüße,
Henning
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Hi Felix,
Felix Holte Michael Paetow wrote:
> Bis jetzt bin ich so vorgegangen, da ich es anders nicht gefunden bzw nicht
> nachvollziehen konnte, das ich meine, frei erfundene NEUE_KLASSE ohne
> irgendwelche Skripte in die 50-host-classes eingetragen habe,
Das ist ein Shell-Script - schau mal
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Hallo Felix,
Felix Holte Michael Paetow wrote:
> Der Server steht, die Clienten lassen sich ansprechen und installieren, doch
> ich bekomme sie nicht dazu meine selbst (per Hand) definierten Klassen zu
> installieren. Ich weis nicht einmal ob das so
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