Hi, thanks a lot
On Mon, 19 March 2001, Sudhakar Chandra wrote:
> No graphical sys admin tool under Linux is robust and complete yet. Debian
non-graphical is fine for me (actually preferred)
> comes with various /usr/sbin/*config scripts. These are text scripts that
thanks for that, will check these out
> you run to configure various software. For example, to configure sendmail,
> you'd run /usr/sbin/sendmailconfig.
is this the same thing that dpkg --configure runs?
> IMO, knowing how to edit config files by hand is also a great skill to
> acquire.
I know some and am learning more. But it's not pleasant to have the types of Linuxconf
(on RedHat) wipe out your hard work while you're sleeping. YaST (on SuSE) doesn't do
that (it creates a separate .Suseconfig file instead) and I'm hoping that Debian won't
do either.
And one more problem:
I've installed potato and upgraded to woody and there's some problem with libpaperg .
removing that (and hitting enter instead of X) wiped out my base packages. Is this a
problem with libpaperg or debconf perl modules or should I not updrade potato to woody?
Thanks,
Indraneel
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