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I was thinking all of them as same words but in every forum they are mentioned.
Aren't they have same meaning means linux
Is Debian linux OS --- means noun
or
Ubuntu is Linux
and
debian and Ubuntu are different or same Red hat is linux which means equivalent...
Started by Mirage on
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They have slightly linux OS distributions....
Ubuntu, Debian, and RedHat are distributions of the Linux operating system.
Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Redhat are all.
Linux (capital "L") refers specifically to the linux kernel.
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I have a machine with 4gb of RAM, but Linux is only detecting two in top and free. The BIOS reports 4.
Running i386 Debian Lenny.
Started by sludge on
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Dpkg --get-selections | grep bigmem apt-get install linux init, 0k highmem)
highmem should be larger than 0k
You could install a 64-bit version of Debian everything else (I haven't found time to do ....
You need to enable the bigmem kernel.
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I have an external USB hard drive with one big VFAT partition. In order to run Linux occasionally on a Windows system, I'd like to maintain a Debian Linux installation in one big file (say debianroot.img ) on the VFAT partition of the external hard drive...
Started by Bruno De Fraine on
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A different approach to your debianroot.img approach would be talking an existing Debian based Linux Live details regarding the initrd process in Documentation/initrd.txt of the linux kernel sources: http://lxr.linux.no/linux....
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How does one go about installing a recent version of mono on a linux distro other than Novell's Suse?
http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page promises a "Linux" download, but they 'only' offer downloads for Suse and links to outdated versions of mono ( ...
Started by lexu on
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Mono 2.4.2.3 is in debian sid (unstable dist....
Follow the instructions here to set up backports and access debian repository.
From http://www.mono-project.com/Other_Downloads :
Mono is available in the current stable Debian on it.
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Is there any way to find out which application on a server is responsible for incoming traffic?
I have a debian linux server that has a lot of incoming traffic and would like to know if someone managed to hack his way into it or if there's a faulty web...
Started by BlaM on
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All of this in real time ;) It is included in both debian and ubuntu..
Of traffic by protocols etc.
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I want local users to be able to log in to a Linux server using their Windows domain (AD) passwords. (All local accounts have a matching userid in AD).
I've installed libpam-krb5 , and the main settings in /etc/krb5.conf seem ok:
default_realm = FOO.COMPANY...
Started by Jonik on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Use google
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/battista/documentation/winbind/index.html
http://www.alethe.com/brad/2005/08/active-directory-authentication/
http://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba%5F&%5FActive%5FDirectory
http://blog.scottlowe.org/2007/01/15/active....
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I'm a Linux n00b, and I want to install SciPy to help me on a homework asignment.
This page has confused me more than helped me.
I have been guiding myself on the INSTALL.txt file I got from sourceforge, which says
PREREQUISITES SciPy requires the following...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
All I did was install (using aptitude) the Debian packages
python-scipy python-matplotlib ipython fire.
As root, or
$ sudo apt-get install python-scipy
I recently installed scipy on my Debian/Lenny system.
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I'm writing a new daemon, which will be hosted on Debian Linux.
I've found that /var/log has root only write permissions, so my daemon cannot write log files there.
However, if it writes there, it appears it will gain automatic log rotation, and also ...
Started by John McAleely on
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You should create a subdirectory like /var/log/mydaemon having the daemon's user ownership
As root, create a logfile there and change the files owner to the webserver user:
# touch /var/log/myserver.log # chown wwwuser /var/log/myserver.log
Then the ... .
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I have a set of remote servers, assigned to a small IP address pool. I would like to control access to some services on some servers via ip address, rather than login/password.
However, I would like to access these services from wifi hotspots, etc, so...
Started by John McAleely on
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I know you want to focus on built-in clients, but take a look at OpenVPN .
Xl2tpd is in Debian in Debian) to set up IPSec.
Points out, you might be compromising your network security using it .
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In the linux file system, where should user scripts be placed?
I'm thinking specifically python scripts to be called by cron.
Started by Christopher Mahan on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
"Normally, programs install....
This response is a little late; however the Debian guide is quite useful when it comes to Ubuntu.
By Debian and the Linux Standards Base (LSB.
Any Linux distribution and is officially endorsed e.g.
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