Full-upgrade to Debian testing fails due to libc6-dev : Breaks: libgcc-8-dev
I’ve just switched to bullseye (see sources below)
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rsync and xfr#1, to-chk=0/1, what do they mean?
I do stuff such as :- $ copy debian-8.2.0-amd64-DVD-1.iso /media/shirish/4719-38E5/ Copy here is an alias for :- $ alias copy alias copy='rsync –progress -ravz' When it does the command it takes a long time to complete and does :- $ copy debian-8.2.0-amd64-DVD-1.iso /media/shirish/4719-38E5/ sending incremental file list debian-8.2.0-amd64-DVD-1.iso 3,607,855,104 100% 9.11MB/s 0:06:17 (xfr#1, to-chk=0/1) sent … Read more
USB drive permissions when automounting
On Debian there is the common problem, that you try to plug an ntfs formatted USB harddrive and then can’t write to it as a regular user to it because the directory belongs to root.
Incoming/Outgoing seperation for VPN
My situation is that I want all my outgoing connections from my Debian server to pass through a commercial VPN service I’ve subscribed to, but I still want to run public-accessible services on this server, and not have them pass through the VPN.
Installing PHP7.0 from sid on jessie
I’d like to try PHP7.0 on Debian Jessie and am trying to install it from sid. However, php7.0 depends on php7.0-common which depends on php-common > 18 while php-common in sid is at 17. Does this mean it’s simply impossible to install php7.0 from this distribution at the moment? Why is that?
Upstart on Debian?
I created an upstart script in Ubuntu, thinking it would be the same for Debian. But Debian doesn’t have a /etc/init folder that Ubuntu has. I went to the upstart download page and seeing that they have packages, did a apt-get install upstart, but it asks to remove sysvinit, which I know will/might screw up my system. So how do I make my Ubuntu script work on Debian?
Excluding kernel modules through /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf does not work
I don’t want to load the kernel module nouveau on my debian box at startup, so I put the following in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf:
Failed to update Linux headers on debian stretch / Debian 9
After running below command i got error:
How to circumvent “Too many open files” in debian
If I want to see all relevant log files of my apache2 server at once, I use
Is there a difference of stability between Linux distros?
I’ve using Debian since 2010 for some home purposes and it has been stable. Is Debian still a good option if I need a server for heavy network, cpu, disk and memory usage?