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El Sun, 30 Jun 2013 22:20:23 -0430, Miguel Matos escribió:

 El día 30 de junio de 2013 10:21, Camaleón noela...@gmail.com
 escribió:
 El Sat, 29 Jun 2013 21:33:45 -0430, Miguel Matos escribió:

 Saludos a la lista. Quería saber si conocen de una forma de poder
 manejar un archivo VHD (http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disco_virtual)
 que se puede crear y montar en Windows 7 para pasar el contenido de
 éste y usarlo en Debian, en una máquina virtual de Virtualbox (aunque,
 para ser honestos, el funcionamiento del host y el guest en simultáneo
 deja mucho qué desear, para cuando tenga una PC más veloz seguro que
 funcionarán mejor las cosas).

 Los archivos de imagen vhd se pueden usar directamente en VB. Una vez
 cargada e iniciada la VM podrás pasar archivos entre anfitrión/invitado
 usando las guest additions y la opción de compartir directorios.

 Si no quieres cargar la VM, Google sugiere vdfuse para montar la
 imagen.


 Esa puede ser una alternativa. Mi idea es, o crear el VHD desde Windows
 y llamarlo por VB, o usar VirtualBox, crear la máquina virtual (y el
 disco VHD), montarlo en WIN7, pasarlo todo desde Debian e iniciar. En
 estos puntos, ¿qué clase de errores creen que salgan?

Iniciar Windows desde una VM es una auténtica lotería ya que en cuanto ve 
algo que no le gusta a su HAL (aka: hal) saca un pantallazo azul y 
ahí se queda.

¿Problemas? Principalmente la controladora de disco es lo que quizá te dé 
más guerra. Se trataría de ir probando con distintas opciones de la 
máquina virtual (IDE/AHCI...), apuntar el mensaje de error que te saca al 
iniciar e ir buscando por Internet algún baipás.

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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox

El Mon, 01 Jul 2013 00:25:09 -0430, Juan Lavieri escribió:

 El 01/07/13 00:13, Sergio Bessopeanetto escribió:

 Hace poco instalé firefox ya que me pareció mejor que seguir usando
 iceweasel (tomando en cuenta lo que han escrito muchos de ustedes al
 respecto).

 La instalación la hice en mi directorio home. Aparentemente el firefox
 funciona bien.

 El problema se presenta cuando quiero abrir algún enlace que se
 encuentra dentro de un correo en icedove.  En ese caso, efectivamente
 se abre el firefox pero coloca una página en blanco, es como si no se
 le pasara la URL a abrir.

(...)

 Por favor, ¿Alguien tiene idea de lo que me está faltando?

 ¿Cuando instalaste a mano Firefox hiciste el enlace simbólico a
 /usr/bin/firefox?

Exacto, así lo tengo yo:

sm01@stt008:~$ ls -la /usr/bin/firefox
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 jun  1 14:06 /usr/bin/firefox - /opt/firefox/firefox

 Justamente para eso estoy colocando esto:  (ver también arriba)
 
 juan@vit-d2010:~$ cd /usr/local/bin 
 juan@vit-d2010:/usr/local/bin$ ls -la fir*
 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 27 jun 30 22:58 firefox - /home/juan/.firefox/firefox

Con eso no conseguirías nada :-)

 Según se ve es un enlace. (estoy haciendo un ls dentro de
 /usr/local/bin)

Estoy con Sergio. Prueba a crear un enlace simbólico para que cuando 
cualquier aplicación busque /usr/bin/firefox le redirija a donde sea que 
tengas instalado el binario.

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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox

2013-07-01 Thread fernando sainz

El día 1 de julio de 2013 06:22, Juan Lavieri jlavi...@gmail.com escribió:
Hola a todos.

Hace poco instalé firefox ya que me pareció mejor que seguir usando
iceweasel (tomando en cuenta lo que han escrito muchos de ustedes al
respecto).

La instalación la hice en mi directorio home. Aparentemente el firefox
funciona bien.

El problema se presenta cuando quiero abrir algún enlace que se encuentra
dentro de un correo en icedove. En ese caso, efectivamente se abre el
firefox pero coloca una página en blanco, es como si no se le pasara la URL
a abrir.

Todas las googleadas que he encontrado dan como solución el hacer de firefox
el navegador por defecto. Eso ya lo he realizado. Sin embargo hay una que
me dejó con dudas y no la he querido aplicar por cuanto quiero investigar
mas profundamente; se refiere al hecho de agregar en la configuración del
_thunderbird_ (no se refiere directamente al icedove) la siguiente clave:
network.protocol-handler.app.http con el valor /usr/bin/firefox (que en
mi caso sería /usr/local/bin/firefox).

Hola:

Creo que esto es es un error ya que, por lo menos en mi caso, apunta a
x--www-browser que es un enlace simbólico al navegador por defecto,
que veo después que has cambiado bien a través de update-alternatives.
(Por lo tanto yo volvería a entrar y restaurar esa clave...)

Estoy investigando todas las implicaciones, pero me parece extraño ya que
cuando usaba iseweasel si se abrían los enlaces y la mencionada clave no
existe dentro de la configuración del icedove.

Actualmente estoy seguro de que el firefox es mi navegador por defecto, como
se muestra:

juan@vit-d2010:~$ update-alternatives --config gnome-www-browser
Existen 2 opcioens para la alternativa gnome-www-browser (que provee
/usr/bin/gnome-www-browser).

Selección RutaPrioridad Estado

* 0/usr/local/bin/firefox 100 modo automático
1/usr/bin/iceweasel 70modo manual
2/usr/local/bin/firefox 100 modo manual

Pulse Intro para mantener el valor por omisión [*] o pulse un número de
selección:

juan@vit-d2010:~$ update-alternatives --config x-www-browser
Existen 2 opcioens para la alternativa x-www-browser (que provee
/usr/bin/x-www-browser).

Selección RutaPrioridad Estado

* 0/usr/local/bin/firefox 100 modo automático
1/usr/bin/iceweasel 70modo manual
2/usr/local/bin/firefox 100 modo manual

Pulse Intro para mantener el valor por omisión [*] o pulse un número de
selección:

juan@vit-d2010:~$ cd /usr/local/bin
juan@vit-d2010:/usr/local/bin$ ls -la fir*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 27 jun 30 22:58 firefox -
/home/juan/.firefox/firefox

Por favor, ¿Alguien tiene idea de lo que me está faltando?

Gracias de antemano.

Saludos

Juan Lavieri.

Creo que Debian viene preaprado para convivir con firefox. ¿has
desinstalado/purgado iceweasel?

en /usr/bin lo que hay es un script llamado firefox que comprueba si
existe un ejecutable lamado firefox.real para ejecutarlo o bien
ejecutar iceweasel.

#!/bin/sh

FIREFOX=$(which $0)
[ -x $FIREFOX.real ] exec $FIREFOX.real $@

exec iceweasel $@

con lo que si instalas firefox, la forma de proceder sería, imagino,
crear un enlace simbólico en /usr/bin/ llamado firefox.real apuntando
al ejecutable de firefox.

El porqué de que no te pase los argumentos no lo sé, porque en
principio debería funcionar incluso con lo que has hecho.

S2.

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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox


El 01/07/13 06:22, Juan Lavieri escribió:


Hace poco instalé firefox ya que me pareció mejor que seguir usando
iceweasel (tomando en cuenta lo que han escrito muchos de ustedes al
respecto).


Pues yo debo ser el único que no ve la necesidad de usar firefox en 
lugar del Iceweasel :-P


Ahora mismo tengo Iceweasel versión 22. Publicada el mismo día que 
firefox 22 :)


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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox


Hola.

El 01/07/13 06:43, Sergio Bessopeanetto escribió:

El 01/07/13 02:01, Juan Lavieri escribió:

El 01/07/13 00:13, Sergio Bessopeanetto escribió:

El 01/07/13 01:22, Juan Lavieri escribió:

Hola a todos.

Hace poco instalé firefox ya que me pareció mejor que seguir usando 
iceweasel (tomando en cuenta lo que han escrito muchos de ustedes 
al respecto).


La instalación la hice en mi directorio home. Aparentemente el 
firefox funciona bien.


El problema se presenta cuando quiero abrir algún enlace que se 
encuentra dentro de un correo en icedove.  En ese caso, 
efectivamente se abre el firefox pero coloca una página en blanco, 
es como si no se le pasara la URL a abrir.


Todas las googleadas que he encontrado dan como solución el hacer 
de firefox el navegador por defecto.  Eso ya lo he realizado.  Sin 
embargo hay una que me dejó con dudas y no la he querido aplicar 
por cuanto quiero investigar mas profundamente;  se refiere al 
hecho de agregar en la configuración del _thunderbird_ (no se 
refiere directamente al icedove) la siguiente clave: 
network.protocol-handler.app.http con el valor  
/usr/bin/firefox (que en mi caso sería /usr/local/bin/firefox).


Estoy investigando todas las implicaciones, pero me parece extraño 
ya que cuando usaba iseweasel si se abrían los enlaces y la 
mencionada clave no existe dentro de la configuración del icedove.


Actualmente estoy seguro de que el firefox es mi navegador por 
defecto, como se muestra:


juan@vit-d2010:~$ update-alternatives --config gnome-www-browser
Existen 2 opcioens para la alternativa gnome-www-browser (que 
provee /usr/bin/gnome-www-browser).


  Selección   RutaPrioridad  Estado

* 0/usr/local/bin/firefox   100   modo automático
  1/usr/bin/iceweasel   70modo manual
  2/usr/local/bin/firefox   100   modo manual

Pulse Intro para mantener el valor por omisión [*] o pulse un 
número de selección:


juan@vit-d2010:~$ update-alternatives --config x-www-browser
Existen 2 opcioens para la alternativa x-www-browser (que provee 
/usr/bin/x-www-browser).


  Selección   RutaPrioridad  Estado

* 0/usr/local/bin/firefox   100   modo automático
  1/usr/bin/iceweasel   70modo manual
  2/usr/local/bin/firefox   100   modo manual

Pulse Intro para mantener el valor por omisión [*] o pulse un 
número de selección:


juan@vit-d2010:~$ cd /usr/local/bin
juan@vit-d2010:/usr/local/bin$ ls -la fir*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 27 jun 30 22:58 firefox - 
/home/juan/.firefox/firefox


Por favor, ¿Alguien tiene idea de lo que me está faltando?

Gracias de antemano.

Saludos

Juan Lavieri.


¿Cuando instalaste a mano Firefox hiciste el enlace simbólico a 
/usr/bin/firefox?


Revisando con mas cuidado tu pregunta, el enlace lo hice a 
/usr/local/bin que fue a donde apunté update-alternatives.  Creo que 
no debería afectar.


¿Estás de acuerdo?

Saludos.



Todo puede ser. Corregí el enlace y fija qué resultado obtenés.


El problema es que /usr/bin/firefox existe, no como enlace simbílico, 
sino es un script;  su contenido es:


#!/bin/sh

FIREFOX=$(which $0)
[ -x $FIREFOX.real ]  exec $FIREFOX.real $@

exec iceweasel $@

Es decir, el que lanza al iceweasel.

Por eso y para seguir la sugerencia de Segio y Camaleón, renombré el 
anterior y creé el enlace simbólico en /usr/bin, quedó así:


lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root  27 jul  1 09:25 /usr/bin/firefox - 
/home/juan/.firefox/firefox

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 106 mar  3 19:45 /usr/bin/firefox-easyweasel

Reinicié debian porque estoy trabajando en otras cosas a la vez y sigue 
sin funcionar.


Aclaro que he notado que el problema no es solo con icedove, también 
falla cuando, por ejemplo, intento abrir páginas web desde la ayuda de 
gnome;  de nuevo abre el navegador pero no va a la página solicitada.


Gracias por la ayuda.

Saludos


Insisto, el problema no es que no se ejecuta el firefox, sino que al 
abrir las URL desde icedove abre solo una página en blanco.


Gracias.



Saluidos y suerte





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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox

El Mon, 01 Jul 2013 09:43:35 -0430, Juan Lavieri escribió:

 El 01/07/13 06:43, Sergio Bessopeanetto escribió:

(...)

 Revisando con mas cuidado tu pregunta, el enlace lo hice a 
 /usr/local/bin que fue a donde apunté update-alternatives.  Creo que 
 no debería afectar.

 ¿Estás de acuerdo?



 Todo puede ser. Corregí el enlace y fija qué resultado obtenés.
 
 El problema es que /usr/bin/firefox existe, no como enlace simbílico, 
 sino es un script;  su contenido es:

Yo no lo tengo así, seguramente porque NO instalé Iceweasel O:-)

 #!/bin/sh
 
 FIREFOX=$(which $0)
 [ -x $FIREFOX.real ]  exec $FIREFOX.real $@
 
 exec iceweasel $@
 
 Es decir, el que lanza al iceweasel.

Hum... Sólo si no encuentra firefox.real.

 Por eso y para seguir la sugerencia de Segio y Camaleón, renombré el 
 anterior y creé el enlace simbólico en /usr/bin, quedó así:
 
 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root  27 jul  1 09:25 /usr/bin/firefox - 
 /home/juan/.firefox/firefox
 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 106 mar  3 19:45 /usr/bin/firefox-easyweasel
 
 Reinicié debian porque estoy trabajando en otras cosas a la vez y sigue 
 sin funcionar.

(...)

 Insisto, el problema no es que no se ejecuta el firefox, sino que al 
 abrir las URL desde icedove abre solo una página en blanco.

Te estará faltando el argumento $@... prueba a generar este otro enlace 
simbólico:

ln -s /home/juan/.firefox/firefox /usr/bin/firefox.real

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Re: Paquete no disponible en backports (era: Debian 7 amd64 repositorios backports)

2013-07-01 Thread Ismael L. Donis Garcia

- Original Message - 
From: Javier Silva fjsil...@gmail.com

To: Lista Debian debian-user-spanish@lists.debian.org
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2013 2:22 PM
Subject: Re: Paquete no disponible en backports (era: Debian 7 amd64 
repositorios backports)

Hola,
después de instalar el nuevo Kernel e iniciar la máquina de nuevo con
el último, he reinstalado de nuevo los paquetes del virtualbox, pero
durante la compilación del módulo aparecen errores que posteriormente
no inician de manera correcta las redes que tengamos configuradas.
Todas las redes solo anfitrión que tenía desaparecen de la lista de la
ventana de configuración, aunque posteriormente vuelven a aparecer al
restablecer el kernel anterior.

He dejado instalada la versión 3.9 y establecido por defecto la 3.2
(GRUB_DEFAULT), tras el arranque he tenido que volver a reinstalar
virtualbox para que volviesen a funcionar los módulos de la red.

A esperar toca a aquellos que tengamos vbox.

Ismael, puedes activar backports para beneficiarte del resto de
aplicaciones como LibreOffice, exfat, etc y no instalar de momento la
versión 3.9 del kernel.

Un saludo,
Javier Silva.

Probaste con un VirtualBox bajado directamente del sitio de Oracle?

Te digo esto porque el que viene el el repor debe estar configurado para ese 
kernel, o al menos eso pienso.

Yo el que uso es el virtualbox-4.2_4.2.12-84980~Debian~wheezy_i386.deb 
bajado directamente del sitio de oracle.

Realmente de los backports lo que más me interesa, y no se si está en 
ellos es el samba4 el cual quiero instalar en un servidor aquí.

Quiero migrar el servidor de dominio de Windows 2003 a Wheezy + Samba 4, 
pero no el samba que trae el Wheezy ya que este tiene muchos problemas.

Ya hace tiempo que quiero hacer esto, y si no es por una causa es por otra 
pero siempre lo he ido retrazando. Principal causa es que aquí somos un 
colectivo de informáticos y yo soy el único que le estado tirando a este 
mundo, aunque el país tiene directivas de migrar a soft libre y eso me da 
cierto poder, eso sin contar que del colectivo soy el que más mivel 
profesional tiene y que cada vez que hay un problema siempre viene a parar a 
mi aunque sea contenido de otro compañero.

Javier te recomiendo si puedes te bajes una versión del sitio oficial y 
pruebes y comentas los resultados.

Saludos Cordiales desde esta pequeña tierra hermana.

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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox

El Mon, 01 Jul 2013 14:46:19 +, Camaleón escribió:

 El Mon, 01 Jul 2013 09:43:35 -0430, Juan Lavieri escribió:

(...)

 Insisto, el problema no es que no se ejecuta el firefox, sino que al
 abrir las URL desde icedove abre solo una página en blanco.
 
 Te estará faltando el argumento $@... prueba a generar este otro
 enlace simbólico:
 
 ln -s /home/juan/.firefox/firefox /usr/bin/firefox.real

Obviamente, tienes que restaura rel enlace original al script al que 
apunta /usr/bin/firefox que es el que comanda aquí.

Supongo que esto lo han hecho los de Debian para poder tener Iceweasel y 
Firefox instalados al mismo tiempo.

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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox


El 01/07/13 10:16, Camaleón escribió:

El Mon, 01 Jul 2013 09:43:35 -0430, Juan Lavieri escribió:


El 01/07/13 06:43, Sergio Bessopeanetto escribió:

(...)


Revisando con mas cuidado tu pregunta, el enlace lo hice a
/usr/local/bin que fue a donde apunté update-alternatives.  Creo que
no debería afectar.

¿Estás de acuerdo?




Todo puede ser. Corregí el enlace y fija qué resultado obtenés.

El problema es que /usr/bin/firefox existe, no como enlace simbílico,
sino es un script;  su contenido es:

Yo no lo tengo así, seguramente porque NO instalé Iceweasel O:-)


#!/bin/sh

FIREFOX=$(which $0)
[ -x $FIREFOX.real ]  exec $FIREFOX.real $@

exec iceweasel $@

Es decir, el que lanza al iceweasel.

Hum... Sólo si no encuentra firefox.real.


Por eso y para seguir la sugerencia de Segio y Camaleón, renombré el
anterior y creé el enlace simbólico en /usr/bin, quedó así:

lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root  27 jul  1 09:25 /usr/bin/firefox -
/home/juan/.firefox/firefox
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 106 mar  3 19:45 /usr/bin/firefox-easyweasel

Reinicié debian porque estoy trabajando en otras cosas a la vez y sigue
sin funcionar.

(...)


Insisto, el problema no es que no se ejecuta el firefox, sino que al
abrir las URL desde icedove abre solo una página en blanco.

Te estará faltando el argumento $@... prueba a generar este otro enlace
simbólico:

ln -s /home/juan/.firefox/firefox /usr/bin/firefox.real

Saludos,


Ok.

Renombré el anterior y lo dejé como estaba.
Creé el nuevo enlace y así quedó:

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 106 mar  3 19:45 firefox
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root  27 jul  1 10:22 firefox.real - 
/home/juan/.firefox/firefox


Sigue sin funcionar.

Ahora estoy investigando algo relacionado con los tipos MIME.

Existe un archivo que se llama /etc/mailcap que en mi caso contiene, 
entre otras cosas, estas líneas.


text/html; /usr/bin/iceweasel '%s'; description=HTML Text; test=test -n 
$DISPLAY;  nametemplate=%s.html
text/xml; /usr/bin/iceweasel '%s'; description=XML Text; test=test -n 
$DISPLAY;  nametemplate=%s.xml


(...)

image/png;  /usr/bin/iceweasel '%s'; description=PNG Image; test=test -n 
$DISPLAY;  nametemplate=%s.png
image/jpeg;  /usr/bin/iceweasel '%s'; description=JPEG Image; test=test 
-n $DISPLAY;  nametemplate=%s.jpeg
image/gif;  /usr/bin/iceweasel '%s'; description=GIF Image; test=test -n 
$DISPLAY;  nametemplate=%s.gif


Según estoy leyendo, debería decir firefox en vez de iceweasel.

¿alguno de ustedes tiene firefox en esas líneas?

Gracias.



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torbutton iceweasel

2013-07-01 Thread Ricardo Delgado

hola a todos,

estoy tratando de instalar tor, mirando por la web sugieren instalar
tor tor-geoipdb y vidalia los cuales instale sin problemas,

ahora bien para el navegado en varios sitios sugieren torbutton que de
hecho en mi pc anterior lo tenia instalado, pero ahora me encuentro
con la novedad que no existe mas el addon, entonces probe con polipo,
pero siguiendo los tutoriales (1) me doy con que al realizar un wget
https://svn.torproject.org/svn/torbrowser/trunk/build-scripts/config/polipo.conf
me tira un error.

por lo tanto me encuentro sin poder navegar anonimamente.

Alguien podria echarme un cable para saber que cambios realizar? o tal
vez indicarme donde encontrar (si existe aun) el torbutton para
iceweasel?

uso Jessie iceweasel 10.0.12


muchas gracias


(1) 
https://sliceoflinux.wordpress.com/2010/05/21/navegar-anonimamente-por-internet-con-tor-polipo-vidalia-y-torbutton/



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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox

El Mon, 01 Jul 2013 10:34:01 -0430, Juan Lavieri escribió:

 El 01/07/13 10:16, Camaleón escribió:

(...)

 Insisto, el problema no es que no se ejecuta el firefox, sino que al
 abrir las URL desde icedove abre solo una página en blanco.
 Te estará faltando el argumento $@... prueba a generar este otro
 enlace simbólico:

 ln -s /home/juan/.firefox/firefox /usr/bin/firefox.real

 Saludos,

 Ok.
 
 Renombré el anterior y lo dejé como estaba.
 Creé el nuevo enlace y así quedó:
 
 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 106 mar  3 19:45 firefox 
 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 27 jul  1 10:22 firefox.real - 
 /home/juan/.firefox/firefox
 
 Sigue sin funcionar.

Raro... ¿tienes el binario de firefox en tu /home o lo tienes en /usr/
local/bin/firefox? Ojo con eso, que una cosa es dónde está _el perfil_ y 
otra donde _los archivos_ de la aplicación...

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Re: torbutton iceweasel

El Mon, 01 Jul 2013 12:25:39 -0300, Ricardo Delgado escribió:

 hola a todos,
 
 estoy tratando de instalar tor, mirando por la web sugieren instalar
 tor tor-geoipdb y vidalia los cuales instale sin problemas,
 
 ahora bien para el navegado en varios sitios sugieren torbutton que de
 hecho en mi pc anterior lo tenia instalado, pero ahora me encuentro
 con la novedad que no existe mas el addon, entonces probe con polipo,
 pero siguiendo los tutoriales (1) me doy con que al realizar un wget
 https://svn.torproject.org/svn/torbrowser/trunk/build-scripts/config/
polipo.conf
 me tira un error.
 
 por lo tanto me encuentro sin poder navegar anonimamente.
 
 Alguien podria echarme un cable para saber que cambios realizar? o tal
 vez indicarme donde encontrar (si existe aun) el torbutton para
 iceweasel?

(...)

Recuerdo que hace unos meses lo probé en un equipo con windows y tuve que 
instalar el paquete bundle que monta una versión autónoma del navegador 
y demás... 

De todas formas lo eliminé porque la navegación iba tan lenta que daba 
penica tener una fibra contratada (entiendo que para casos puntuales 
puede ser útil pero para uso diario la verdad es que me dejó mal sabor).

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Re: Migrar sistema en raid mdadm a disco normal sda

2013-07-01 Thread jors


On 01/07/13 09:37, Maykel Franco wrote:




El 28 de junio de 2013 22:15, jors j...@enchufado.com
mailto:j...@enchufado.com escribió:

On 28/06/13 21:54, Maykel Franco wrote:


Alomjor no has leido el post entero... Lo que quiero es hacer un
backup
de un sistema debian en produccion con su raid1 mdadm y sus 3
particiones para root, var y home respectivamente. Entiendo por
instalacion un sistema desde 0, yo estoy copiando tabla de
particiones
con sfdisk, que te queda las particiones raid autodetec. Las
formateo
con ext3 igual que el server en prod y luego copio el contenido del
server origen en sus respectivas particiones...Si he copiado
solo los
datos, necesitare instalar el grub...Yo creo que si...


Creo haberte entendido únicamente con el subject de tu correo. Tú
pareces estar empeñado en calcar en sistema origen en destino.
Bueno, porqué no, es una manera.

Yo para migrar un sistema a otro hago los 3 pasos que te comenté
porque me parece lo más sencillo: me olvido de raids, grubs y demás
temática low-level. Ahora, cada maestrillo tiene su librillo.


Por otro lado estamos hablando de que estoy migrando un raid1
mdadm de 2
discos a 1 disco de una VM KVM. Con lo cual entiendo que cuando
arranque
arrancara en modo degradado...


No se si tiene mucho sentido ponerle un raid a la VM... a no ser que
los discos de la VM sean distintos físicamente hablando.


Si me confundo por favor corrijanme.

Con fsarchiver hice un backup con la opcion permitir --allow --rw en
caliente y lo restaure en una vm, restaurandole primero la tabla de
particio es y luego le recupere el grub con el enlace que te
pasado y
arranco sin problemas...Ahora quiero hacerlo con rsync y con la
dificultad de por medio de mdadm raid1.


Pues no me entero mucho, lo siento. Rsync no entiende de raids,
actúa a nivel de archivos. No veo la complicación.


Salut,
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  Yo quería calcar el sistema y reconstruirlo pero estoy abierto a
nuevas posibilidades... Te refieres a instalar un sistema base debian y
reemplazar los archivos a capón?


Evidentemente.

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Re: En Sid ya hay 3.9.8.


El 30/06/13 12:23, Santiago José López Borrazás escribió:

Me consta...al hacer un apt-get update  apt-get upgrade.



Si te refieres al kernel, yo de momento, me conformo con este

edurios@debian:~$ uname -a
Linux debian 3.9-0.bpo.1-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.9.6-1~bpo70+1 x86_64 
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Re: En Sid ya hay 3.9.8.

2013-07-01 Thread jors


El 30/06/13 12:23, Santiago José López Borrazás escribió:

Me consta...al hacer un apt-get update  apt-get upgrade.


Deseandito que entre a testing, a ver si en ese ya está corregido el bug 
que reporté [1].


On 01/07/13 19:35, Eduardo Rios wrote:

Si te refieres al kernel, yo de momento, me conformo con este

edurios@debian:~$ uname -a
Linux debian 3.9-0.bpo.1-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.9.6-1~bpo70+1 x86_64
GNU/Linux


Cada vez que alguien usa un bpo, Diós mata a un gatito (aka no los 
quiero ni ver desde que tuve un conflicto de dependencias en un sistema 
en producción).


[1] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=713929

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Debian 7 amd64 no puedo leer MTFS

2013-07-01 Thread luis


Hola a todos

Puse una memoria flash o pendrive como le llaman y con particion NTFS  
no pude leer el contenido d ela misma.


Que debo isntlalar en Debian 7 amd64 para leer particiones NTFS para 
memorias flash y discos duros ??



Alguna idea ???
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Re: Debian 7 amd64 no puedo leer MTFS

2013-07-01 Thread luis


On Mon, 01 Jul 2013 14:05:50 -0400, l...@ida.cu wrote:

Hola a todos

Puse una memoria flash o pendrive como le llaman y con particion NTFS
no pude leer el contenido d ela misma.

Que debo isntlalar en Debian 7 amd64 para leer particiones NTFS para
memorias flash y discos duros ??


Alguna idea ???
Agradezo a todos la ayuda


No estoy seguro si es esto par Debian 7 amd64:

 aptitude install ntfs-3g


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Re: En Sid ya hay 3.9.8.


El 01/07/13 19:46, jors escribió:


Deseandito que entre a testing, a ver si en ese ya está corregido el bug
que reporté [1].


Ostras, es verdad. Me acuerdo. Me quedé muy asustado al leer tu caso... 
Me dieron ganas de salir corriendo y volver a Windows. Por suerte, me 
frené... y pensé, bueno, se trata de testing, en estable no me van a 
pasar esas cosas...


Y dos dias después, instalo el mismo kernel que tú, pero desde backports :-P



Cada vez que alguien usa un bpo, Diós mata a un gatito (aka no los
quiero ni ver desde que tuve un conflicto de dependencias en un sistema
en producción).


Por suerte, a mi de momento, no me ha ocurrido nada grave instalando 
paquetes desde backports, aunque por si las moscas, suelo tener alguna 
copia de seguridad anterior con Clonezilla :-D



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Re: En Sid ya hay 3.9.8.

El 01/07/13 20:24, Eduardo Rios escribió:
 Ostras, es verdad. Me acuerdo. Me quedé muy asustado al leer tu caso... Me
 dieron ganas de salir corriendo y volver a Windows. Por suerte, me frené...
 y pensé, bueno, se trata de testing, en estable no me van a pasar esas
 cosas...
 
 Y dos dias después, instalo el mismo kernel que tú, pero desde backports :-P

Chicos. No sé cómo lo hacéis...pero yo estoy con Unstable...y funcionando...
Toco mucha madera. :þ

 Por suerte, a mi de momento, no me ha ocurrido nada grave instalando
 paquetes desde backports, aunque por si las moscas, suelo tener alguna copia
 de seguridad anterior con Clonezilla :-D

Yo no tengo paquetes Backports...así que...mejor me quede por donde estoy :þ

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Re: En Sid ya hay 3.9.8.

El 01/07/13 19:35, Eduardo Rios escribió:
 Si te refieres al kernel, yo de momento, me conformo con este
 
 edurios@debian:~$ uname -a
 Linux debian 3.9-0.bpo.1-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.9.6-1~bpo70+1 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Si por el momento no te da ninguna actualización, mejor que no lo toques. :)

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Re: error kernel wheezy


El 30/06/13 17:59, Camaleón escribió:


Huy, sí... tengo una relación amor-odio con los drivers del wifi
(concretamente  con brcmsmac) que además de paniquearse se me
desconecta cada dos por tres, no puedo usar esos drivers.


No sé si te refieres a este, pero yo estoy probando la conexión a través 
de Wifi (normalmente me conecto por cable), y no estoy teniendo problema 
alguno


0d:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4313 802.11b/g/n 
Wireless LAN Controller (rev 01)

Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company Device 145c
Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 17
Memory at c450 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=16K]
Capabilities: [40] Power Management version 3
Capabilities: [58] Vendor Specific Information: Len=78 ?
Capabilities: [48] MSI: Enable- Count=1/1 Maskable- 64bit+
Capabilities: [d0] Express Endpoint, MSI 00
Capabilities: [100] Advanced Error Reporting
Capabilities: [13c] Virtual Channel
Capabilities: [160] Device Serial Number 00-00-12-ff-ff-35-ac-81
Capabilities: [16c] Power Budgeting ?
Kernel driver in use: bcma-pci-bridge


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Re: En Sid ya hay 3.9.8.


El 01/07/13 20:35, Santiago José López Borrazás escribió:


Chicos. No sé cómo lo hacéis...pero yo estoy con Unstable...y funcionando...
Toco mucha madera. :þ


Pero es que tu estás hecho todo un experto en este terreno :-)



Yo no tengo paquetes Backports...así que...mejor me quede por donde estoy :þ


Hombre... porque tu eres (y te atreves) de los que se compilan las 
cosas. Para ti no tiene sentido el repositorio backports.


Ese repositorio es para gente como yo, miedoso por naturaleza :-P


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Re: En Sid ya hay 3.9.8.

El 01/07/13 21:02, Eduardo Rios escribió:
 Pero es que tu estás hecho todo un experto en este terreno :-)

¡13 años!...haciendo de todo...mirando de todo...arreglando de
todo...midiendo servicios de todo tipo...¿más? Administré páginas, sitios y
servidor casero. ¿Lo digo más?

 Hombre... porque tu eres (y te atreves) de los que se compilan las cosas.
 Para ti no tiene sentido el repositorio backports.

:þ Aunque, tengo Sid, algunos paquetes no han sido compilados por mí, la
mayor parte, están compilados por Debian. Pero de hecho, cuando quiero
probar algo...compilo...y pruebo...como otros. :þ

Aunque, ahora no tengo mucho tiempo para compilar paquetes raros o cualquier
otra cosa (puedo, eh,...puedo, pero no tengo mucho tiempo de entre lecturas
y demás...).

 Ese repositorio es para gente como yo, miedoso por naturaleza :-P

Ay¡MIEDICA!... :þ

¡Venga, va! Que en un rato ceno, leo los RSS's en mis dos cuentas de Feedly
(sí: http://cloud.feedly.com/ Una para noticias de prensa (19 medios) y otra
para todos los canales que tengo, con más de 3.500 canales y
subiendo...que a ver si tengo mucho más tiempo, que ando de curro hasta en
el trasero) y, hago un montón de cosas buenas...

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[OT] Re: En Sid ya hay 3.9.8.


El 01/07/13 21:13, Santiago José López Borrazás escribió:

(...)haciendo de todo...mirando de todo...arreglando de
todo...midiendo servicios de todo tipo(...)


Ja ja ja. Me has recordado al anuncio ese de la niña diciendo mi papá 
me lo arregla todo, todo y todo :-D


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Re: [OT] Re: En Sid ya hay 3.9.8.

El 01/07/13 21:28, Eduardo Rios escribió:
 Ja ja ja. Me has recordado al anuncio ese de la niña diciendo mi papá me lo
 arregla todo, todo y todo :-D

¿No he tenido máquinas para hacer de todo? Cambiar tarjetas de vídeo,
memorias, discos duros...¿más? En este portátil, teniendo en cuenta que sé
bien lo que se hace, tengo 2 discos duros... :þ Uno con /home y otro con
todo el sistema. :þ Y son distintos...uno es de 500 Gigas y otro de
250...uno más moderno que otro. Así que...imagínate...

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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox

El 01/07/13 17:04, Juan Lavieri escribió:

Coñe...ahora entiendo porqué no me cargaban los gráficos de forma rápida en
Firefox al no tener la configuración basada en .mailcap...

Ahora que lo has dado, he puesto a la práctica y va como un tiro...no se
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Re: Controlador NIC (placa de red) para instalar DEBIAN 7

2013-07-01 Thread GamlaUppsala

El día sábado, 29 de junio de 2013, a las 11:28:12, Camaleón escribió:

C El Fri, 28 Jun 2013 02:48:24 -0300, GamlaUppsala escribió:

 Ayer por fin terminé de bajar el DVD UNO de DEBIAN 7 estable (tardé más
 de un mes).

C :-O

C ¿No hubiera sido mejor descargar el primer CD? Lo tienes para KDE, GNOME y 
XFCE.

Si bajaba el CD despues seguramente tendría que bajar el resto de los
paquetes... si aún bajando el DVD hay faltantes de archivos necesarios
para la configuracion de la maquina seguramente si bajaba el CD
hubiese tenido más.


 En el proceso de instalación se leyó que falta el archivo
 rtl_nic/rtl8168e-3.fw
 La pregunta... ¿dónde bajo ese fichero? y otra más... como introduzco
 ese fichero en la máquina en cuestión.

C Además de lo que te dice jors, ese archivo lo puedes encontrar en el 
C paquete firmware-realtek_0.36+wheezy.1_all.deb que puedes descargar 
C desde los repositorios habituales:
C 
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/non-free/f/firmware-nonfree/firmware-realtek_0.36+wheezy.1_all.deb


C O desde los backports (versión actualizada):
C 
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/non-free/f/firmware-nonfree/firmware-realtek_0.38~bpo70+1_all.deb

Perfecto... ¿cómo introduzco ese archivo en la máquina en cuestión?

Gracias


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Re: Controlador NIC (placa de red) para instalar DEBIAN 7

2013-07-01 Thread Claudio Torres

El 1 de julio de 2013 19:15, GamlaUppsala gamlaupps...@yahoo.com.arescribió:

 El día sábado, 29 de junio de 2013, a las 11:28:12, Camaleón escribió:

 C El Fri, 28 Jun 2013 02:48:24 -0300, GamlaUppsala escribió:

  Ayer por fin terminé de bajar el DVD UNO de DEBIAN 7 estable (tardé más
  de un mes).

 C :-O

 C ¿No hubiera sido mejor descargar el primer CD? Lo tienes para KDE,
 GNOME y XFCE.

 Si bajaba el CD despues seguramente tendría que bajar el resto de los
 paquetes... si aún bajando el DVD hay faltantes de archivos necesarios
 para la configuracion de la maquina seguramente si bajaba el CD
 hubiese tenido más.


  En el proceso de instalación se leyó que falta el archivo
  rtl_nic/rtl8168e-3.fw
  La pregunta... ¿dónde bajo ese fichero? y otra más... como introduzco
  ese fichero en la máquina en cuestión.

 C Además de lo que te dice jors, ese archivo lo puedes encontrar en el
 C paquete firmware-realtek_0.36+wheezy.1_all.deb que puedes descargar
 C desde los repositorios habituales:
 C
 http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/non-free/f/firmware-nonfree/firmware-realtek_0.36+wheezy.1_all.deb


 C O desde los backports (versión actualizada):
 C
 http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/non-free/f/firmware-nonfree/firmware-realtek_0.38~bpo70+1_all.deb

 Perfecto... ¿cómo introduzco ese archivo en la máquina en cuestión?

 Gracias


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/home/tu_usuario/Descargas. Después buscás el archivo en cuestión y le das
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Re: OT. Sobre los chemtrails y la luz solar!

2013-07-01 Thread Angel Claudio Alvarez

El Sun, 30 Jun 2013 10:58:56 -0300
adriancito adrianfran...@gmail.com escribió:

Carlos, buenos días.

Ante todo disculpas por el OT (aunque lo hice con buenas intenciones).

Quisiera decirte que sería mucho mejor para todos que cada vez que tu
intervengas sea con palabras positivas, o bien brindándonos tus
conocimientos en cada una/o de las preguntas/debates que se generan en
la lista, y no como viene sucediendo hace un tiempo que cada vez que
apareces es como palabras ofensivas y faltas de respeto.

Por otro lado, y tomando el mismo sitio que tu sugieres, veo que aparece
otro post donde SI mencionan que esto se realizó hace muchos años, por
lo cual no veo porque no podrían hacerlo ahora?

http://www.lamentiraestaahifuera.com/2013/04/01/operacion-lac-experimentos-sobre-la-poblacion/

PD. Te respondo haciendo top posting para que quede claro mi respuesta.

Te mando un abrazo y perdón nuevamente por el OT.

Hay que ser muy ignorante para creer semejante burrada y mucho mas ignorante
para difundirla
Pensa un poquito ( pensar es utilizar eso que tenes en la cabeza, no el pelo,
lo que tenes en el interior, para que mediante el raciocinio llegues a una
conclusion) Tenes idea del tamaño de las maquinas fumigadoras para abarcar TODO
el planeta??
NI LA SUMA de todos los volcanes ACTIVOS ( y son muchos) lo logran. Sabes la
cantidad de mineral que se necesitaria?? de donde se sacaria??
Date un baño de realidad y por tu bien deja de leer gansadas

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2013/6/29 adriancito adrianfran...@gmail.com
mailto:adrianfran...@gmail.com

Sres. perdón por el OT. pero me parece interesante difundir!

http://www.mundodesconocido.es/el-misterio-de-la-bruma-chemtrail.html

Y yo tengo algo para vos estúpido de mierda, esto es una lista técnica
de Debian.

http://www.lamentiraestaahifuera.com/tag/chemtrails-2/

Te podés ir con tu basura conspirativa a otra lista.

Ok...?

Salud

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Re: torbutton iceweasel

2013-07-01 Thread Angel Claudio Alvarez

El Mon, 1 Jul 2013 12:25:39 -0300
Ricardo Delgado ricardodelgad...@gmail.com escribió:

hola a todos,

estoy tratando de instalar tor, mirando por la web sugieren instalar
tor tor-geoipdb y vidalia los cuales instale sin problemas,

ahora bien para el navegado en varios sitios sugieren torbutton que de
hecho en mi pc anterior lo tenia instalado, pero ahora me encuentro
con la novedad que no existe mas el addon, entonces probe con polipo,
pero siguiendo los tutoriales (1) me doy con que al realizar un wget
https://svn.torproject.org/svn/torbrowser/trunk/build-scripts/config/polipo.conf
me tira un error.

por lo tanto me encuentro sin poder navegar anonimamente.

Alguien podria echarme un cable para saber que cambios realizar? o tal
vez indicarme donde encontrar (si existe aun) el torbutton para
iceweasel?

uso Jessie iceweasel 10.0.12

muchas gracias

olvidate de todo eso, anda a la web de tor y bajate el navegador
https://www.torproject.org/dist/torbrowser/linux/tor-browser-gnu-linux-i686-2.3.25-10-dev-en-US.tar.gz

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Re: torbutton iceweasel

2013-07-01 Thread Claudio Torres

El 1 de julio de 2013 21:11, Angel Claudio Alvarez 
an...@angel-alvarez.com.ar escribió:

 El Mon, 1 Jul 2013 12:25:39 -0300
 Ricardo Delgado ricardodelgad...@gmail.com escribió:

  hola a todos,
 
  estoy tratando de instalar tor, mirando por la web sugieren instalar
  tor tor-geoipdb y vidalia los cuales instale sin problemas,
 
  ahora bien para el navegado en varios sitios sugieren torbutton que de
  hecho en mi pc anterior lo tenia instalado, pero ahora me encuentro
  con la novedad que no existe mas el addon, entonces probe con polipo,
  pero siguiendo los tutoriales (1) me doy con que al realizar un wget
 
 https://svn.torproject.org/svn/torbrowser/trunk/build-scripts/config/polipo.conf
  me tira un error.
 
  por lo tanto me encuentro sin poder navegar anonimamente.
 
  Alguien podria echarme un cable para saber que cambios realizar? o tal
  vez indicarme donde encontrar (si existe aun) el torbutton para
  iceweasel?
 
  uso Jessie iceweasel 10.0.12
 
 
  muchas gracias

 olvidate de todo eso, anda a la web de tor y bajate el navegador

 https://www.torproject.org/dist/torbrowser/linux/tor-browser-gnu-linux-i686-2.3.25-10-dev-en-US.tar.gz

 
 
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 Totalmente como dice ese coment! La versión actual de tor-browser_es-ES
trae por defecto Firefox 17.0.6 y funciona de lo mejor con dos simples
cliks!

Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox


Hola.

El 01/07/13 10:56, Camaleón escribió:

El Mon, 01 Jul 2013 10:34:01 -0430, Juan Lavieri escribió:


El 01/07/13 10:16, Camaleón escribió:


(...)


Insisto, el problema no es que no se ejecuta el firefox, sino que al
abrir las URL desde icedove abre solo una página en blanco.

Te estará faltando el argumento $@... prueba a generar este otro
enlace simbólico:

ln -s /home/juan/.firefox/firefox /usr/bin/firefox.real

Saludos,


Ok.

Renombré el anterior y lo dejé como estaba.
Creé el nuevo enlace y así quedó:

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 106 mar  3 19:45 firefox
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 27 jul  1 10:22 firefox.real -  
/home/juan/.firefox/firefox

Sigue sin funcionar.


Raro... ¿tienes el binario de firefox en tu /home o lo tienes en /usr/
local/bin/firefox? Ojo con eso, que una cosa es dónde está _el perfil_ y
otra donde _los archivos_ de la aplicación...


Lo tengo instalado en mi home, de hecho ni siquiera en 
/home/juan/.firefox sino en /home/juan/firefox (sin el punto), el 
.firefox es un enlace al anterior.  Todo este cuento es para intentar 
reproducir todas las estupideces que he estado viendo en internet para 
ver si soluciono el problema.


Creo que los mas sabio sería borrar todo, incluyendo al iceweasel y 
comenzar de nuevo, lo que sucede es que soy muy curioso y me llamó la 
atención el hecho de que no pase como parámetro la dirección URL que es 
en el fondo el verdadero problema porque de que abre el firefox, lo 
abre, el problema es que no pega la dirección a donde debe ir.


Saludos.




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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox


Hola.

Disculpa que sea a esta hora que te responda, pero es que también he 
tenido problemas con mi carro (auto, vehículo, coche, guagua, o como 
quiera que se diga en el país correspondiente) y solo alcancé a 
responder un correo de Camaleón cuando llegó el mecánico.


El 01/07/13 09:39, fernando sainz escribió:

El día 1 de julio de 2013 06:22, Juan Lavierijlavi...@gmail.com  escribió:

Hola a todos.

Hace poco instalé firefox ya que me pareció mejor que seguir usando
iceweasel (tomando en cuenta lo que han escrito muchos de ustedes al
respecto).

La instalación la hice en mi directorio home. Aparentemente el firefox
funciona bien.

El problema se presenta cuando quiero abrir algún enlace que se encuentra
dentro de un correo en icedove.  En ese caso, efectivamente se abre el
firefox pero coloca una página en blanco, es como si no se le pasara la URL
a abrir.

Todas las googleadas que he encontrado dan como solución el hacer de firefox
el navegador por defecto.  Eso ya lo he realizado.  Sin embargo hay una que
me dejó con dudas y no la he querido aplicar por cuanto quiero investigar
mas profundamente;  se refiere al hecho de agregar en la configuración del
_thunderbird_ (no se refiere directamente al icedove) la siguiente clave:
network.protocol-handler.app.http con el valor  /usr/bin/firefox (que en
mi caso sería /usr/local/bin/firefox).


Hola:


Creo que esto es es un error ya que, por lo menos en mi caso, apunta a
x--www-browser que es un enlace simbólico al navegador por defecto,
que veo después que has cambiado bien a través de update-alternatives.
(Por lo tanto yo volvería a entrar y restaurar esa clave...)


Por favor indícame si tienes instalado también el iceweasel o el firefox 
está solo.









Estoy investigando todas las implicaciones, pero me parece extraño ya que
cuando usaba iseweasel si se abrían los enlaces y la mencionada clave no
existe dentro de la configuración  del icedove.

Actualmente estoy seguro de que el firefox es mi navegador por defecto, como
se muestra:

juan@vit-d2010:~$ update-alternatives --config gnome-www-browser
Existen 2 opcioens para la alternativa gnome-www-browser (que provee
/usr/bin/gnome-www-browser).

   Selección   RutaPrioridad  Estado

* 0/usr/local/bin/firefox   100   modo automático
   1/usr/bin/iceweasel   70modo manual
   2/usr/local/bin/firefox   100   modo manual

PulseIntro  para mantener el valor por omisión [*] o pulse un número de
selección:

juan@vit-d2010:~$ update-alternatives --config x-www-browser
Existen 2 opcioens para la alternativa x-www-browser (que provee
/usr/bin/x-www-browser).

   Selección   RutaPrioridad  Estado

* 0/usr/local/bin/firefox   100   modo automático
   1/usr/bin/iceweasel   70modo manual
   2/usr/local/bin/firefox   100   modo manual

PulseIntro  para mantener el valor por omisión [*] o pulse un número de
selección:

juan@vit-d2010:~$ cd /usr/local/bin
juan@vit-d2010:/usr/local/bin$ ls -la fir*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 27 jun 30 22:58 firefox -
/home/juan/.firefox/firefox

Por favor, ¿Alguien tiene idea de lo que me está faltando?

Gracias de antemano.

Saludos

Juan Lavieri.



Creo que Debian viene preaprado para convivir con firefox. ¿has
desinstalado/purgado iceweasel?


No, la idea era probar bien el firefox para proceder luego a la 
desinstalación.





en /usr/bin lo que hay es un script llamado firefox que comprueba si
existe un ejecutable lamado firefox.real para ejecutarlo o bien
ejecutar iceweasel.

#!/bin/sh

FIREFOX=$(which $0)
[ -x $FIREFOX.real ]  exec $FIREFOX.real $@

exec iceweasel $@

con lo que si instalas firefox, la forma de proceder sería, imagino,
crear un enlace simbólico en /usr/bin/ llamado firefox.real apuntando
al ejecutable de firefox.


Como comenté en el correo que contesté temprano a Camaleón, ya coloqué 
dicho enlace y no funciona.


A decir verdad, estrictamente hablando se comporta como si en realidad 
estuviera seleccionado (el firefox) como el navegador por defecto, eso 
funciona, lo que sucede es que cualquier click que des, fuera del 
navegador, abre el mismo pero sin ir a ninguna página, solo la página de 
inicio (home) que en mi caso es google.




El porqué de que no te pase los argumentos no lo sé, porque en
principio debería funcionar incluso con lo que has hecho.


Sip, todo lo que he investigado apunta hacia ese hecho, pero no funciona.



S2.



Saludos, gracias por la respuesta y por favor disculpa la tardanza.



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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox


Hola Eduardo.

El 01/07/13 09:43, Eduardo Rios escribió:

El 01/07/13 06:22, Juan Lavieri escribió:


Hace poco instalé firefox ya que me pareció mejor que seguir usando
iceweasel (tomando en cuenta lo que han escrito muchos de ustedes al
respecto).


Pues yo debo ser el único que no ve la necesidad de usar firefox en 
lugar del Iceweasel :-P


Ahora mismo tengo Iceweasel versión 22. Publicada el mismo día que 
firefox 22 :)


Como en otras tantas cosas de la vida, es cuestión de gustos.  Lo 
interesante del mundo del software libre es que tienes libertad de 
escoger y casi nunca hay que pagar por ello, pero esa sería tema para 
otra conversación fuera de lugar en este tópico.


Gracias por responder.

Saludos.


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Re: [OT] Icedove no pasa la URL al Firefox


Hola Santiago.

El 01/07/13 16:50, Santiago José López Borrazás escribió:

El 01/07/13 17:04, Juan Lavieri escribió:

Coñe...ahora entiendo porqué no me cargaban los gráficos de forma rápida en
Firefox al no tener la configuración basada en .mailcap...

Ahora que lo has dado, he puesto a la práctica y va como un tiro...no se
atranca al descargar algún gráfico o página. ;)


Es bueno leer que algún aporte benefició a alguien, en mi caso no 
funcionó;  coloqué lo del firefx en la sección de usuario del 
/etc/.mailcap, luego #update-mime y nada.


Bueno, ¡Qué bien que te haya funcionado!

Saludos.






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Re: torbutton iceweasel

Hola Ricardo.

El 01/07/13 10:55, Ricardo Delgado escribió:

hola a todos,

estoy tratando de instalar tor, mirando por la web sugieren instalar
tor tor-geoipdb y vidalia los cuales instale sin problemas,

por lo tanto me encuentro sin poder navegar anonimamente.

Alguien podria echarme un cable para saber que cambios realizar? o tal
vez indicarme donde encontrar (si existe aun) el torbutton para
iceweasel?

uso Jessie iceweasel 10.0.12

muchas gracias

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Ya te han dado varias alternativas, voy a agregar una, yo uso
foxyproxy. Es una extensión de firefox que te crea un botoncito al lado
de donde colocas la url y te permita activar/desactivar el tor de manera
instantánea, ya que hay sitios como google, por ejemplo que no te dejan
realizar búsquedas si lo haces via tor. A mi me funciona de maravilla.

http://getfoxyproxy.org/mozilla/faq.html

Para descargarlo (funciona con firefox, chrome, IE)

http://getfoxyproxy.org/downloads.html

Saludos.

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Re: Fwd: iptables and networking

2013-07-01 Thread Kushal Kumaran

Jerry Stuckle jstuc...@attglobal.net writes:

 snipped previous context

 OK, that makes a lot of sense.  However, there are two problems with 
 fail2ban, also.  The first one is it requires an authentication failure. 
   Port probing will not trigger it (but recent can).  The second being 
 it depends on log entries, which can be buffered.  I have it monitoring 
 my email (smtp/imap/pop3) ports.  Even though it is set to trigger after 
 two failures, I have seen as many as 50+ failures logged from the same 
 ip address within seconds before fail2ban is triggered.


To address your first problem with fail2ban, the sshd-ddos filter for
fail2ban does not require authentication failures.  sshd will log a
message of the form Did not receive identification string from IP if
someone makes a TCP connection and then disconnects without going
through the SSH handshake.

 I'm not so worried about SYN attacks from spoofed IP addresses as I am 
 attempts to break in (despite several security measures).  I want to 
 shut them off ASAP.

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Re: How do I pad files in Linux?

2013-07-01 Thread Urs Thuermann

Stan Hoeppner s...@hardwarefreak.com writes:

 One possibility might be
 
 ~$ cat file1 file2  file3
 
 where file1 is your binary and file2 contains 64 nulls.  Now you simply
 need to create a file containing exactly 64 nulls.  I've never screwed
 with this, but I'd guess it can be done with one of the scripting
 languages, maybe a text manipulator such as awk or its variants, etc.
 Loop a print command with the proper special character syntax for null
 64 times piping the output to file2.  You may even be able to create it
 in vi.

dd if=/dev/zero bs=1 count=64  file

urs


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Re: kernel not upgraded to wheezy

2013-07-01 Thread Anthony Campbell

On 01 Jul 2013, Andrei POPESCU wrote:
 
 1. Since the kernel packages have different names they are not upgrades 
 in the sense of the package manager (like installing package foo version 
 1.2.3 to upgrade from foo version 0.1.2 is).
 
 If you want/need this to be handled by the package manager have a look 
 at the linux-image-flavour packages.
 
 2. The method of installing is irrelevant, the kernel will not be used 
 until you reboot anyway ;)
 

Although I have installed the 3.9 kernel and it is present in
/boot/grub/menu.lst, it never appears in the menu when I boot. Repeated
runs of update-grub don't fix this. I reverted to grub-legacy because of
configuration problems with grub2 but that didn't allow the new kernel
to appear either.


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wheezy on T43

2013-07-01 Thread Umarzuki Mochlis

any recent success install of wheezy 32-bit on thinkpad T43 with sound
and wireless working?

my recent attempt was able to get sound working and freezed after a
few minutes of usage

managed to get wireless working on wheezy

when i tested with windows 7, i managed to get sound and wireless
working after installing latest updates

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Re: Get list of restarted services during upgrade

2013-07-01 Thread Denis Witt

On Sun, 30 Jun 2013 00:21:51 -0600
Bob Proulx b...@proulx.com wrote:

  I'm running a Cluster that has to be set in Maintenance-Mode if
  monitored services are restarted.  

Hi Bob,

 I assume from this that services are being monitored.  If they are
 restarted and during the restart the monitoring detects that the
 service is offline then it triggers an alert.  And whatever the

First it will try to restart the service, if this fails the service
will be migrated to another node.

 setting of Maintenance-Mode does basically tells the monitoring to
 ignore any problem for that time period.  Is that about right?

Yes. But it will disable the monitor for all services on all nodes,
which isn't always needed. 

 I see the problem for you now.  Because various packages such as
 phpmyadmin will run the restarts in the postinst scripts.  Therefore
 in order to really determine what would be restarted it would be
 necessary to walk through the postinst scripts.  And that is an open
 ended basically practically impossible problem.

Correct.
 
  At the moment I try out update-rc.d to avoid any service to be
  restarted during upgrade, but I wonder if there might be a better
  solution.

  It's policy-rc.d, of course, not update-rc.  

 That is an idea.  Every use of a postinst script to restart a daemon
 should be gated by policy-rc.d.  And you could always approve the
 restart but that script could at that time put the node into your
 maintenance-mode right then.  Don't know what you would use to return
 it to regular service afterward.  Perhaps after a timeout.

That is a nice idea, thanks. At the moment policy-rc.d just exit with
101. 

 Note that I (on this mailing list) learned recently that while
 policy-rc.d does gate all uses of postinst it does nothing at boot
 time.  I think that is a hole in the feature set.  During boot time
 the daemon is started regardless of any policy-rc.d configuration.

That's fine. The init-Scripts for the monitored services are disabled
at boot time and the Cluster Resource Manager will start them. I think
that policy-rc.d is ignored at boot is more of a feature (at least in
some use cases).

I'll check out your idea and think it will work quite fine. Thanks
again.

Best regards
Denis Witt


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why i can not burn cd ?

2013-07-01 Thread pengsir

when i insert a blank cd to burn iso file into it ,i get the message (please 
the attachment)
how can i solve it?attachment: burn.png

Re: pdf applciation that ACTUALL deletes pages

2013-07-01 Thread Chris Davies

Jeff Shearer j...@shearer-family.org wrote:
 Can someone direct me to an application that will let me delete pages
 and then save the resulting file fo Debian 7?

pdftk can do this indirectly: you specify the set of pages you want
to keep.

So to delete page 7 from a ten page document,
pdftk input.pdf cat 1-6 8-end output nopage7.pdf

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Re: Squid with https in transparent mode

2013-07-01 Thread Chris Davies

Frank Lanitz fr...@frank.uvena.de wrote:
 Thanks for the input. I think really should give up the transparent
 approach and try to make usage of autoconfig with hope clients are able
 to understand. 

Supported by at least IE, FF, and Chrome on Windows since XP, if not
earlier, and on Linux-based systems for much the same length of time. (I
was peripherally involved in an project using such auto-configuration for
a large UK telecomms provider around 1998, so it's not a new technology.)

IME wget and curl get unhappy without explicit proxy directives.

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Re: kernel not upgraded to wheezy

On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 12:47 PM, Andrei POPESCU andreimpope...@gmail.comwrote:

 On Lu, 01 iul 13, 09:19:31, Joel Rees wrote:
  Short story: upgraded squeeze to wheezy, kernel did not. But OS seems to
  run, so I'm using synaptic to install the kernel. (I know I should use
  apt-cache and apt-get, but I'm lazy and trying to do some other work that
  needs to be done today.)
 
  Wondering why, wondering how big a hole-in-my-foot I'm going to end up
  with. We'll see. Wondering if this has happened to anyone else.
 ...
  Comments?

 Two:

 1. Since the kernel packages have different names they are not upgrades
 in the sense of the package manager (like installing package foo version
 1.2.3 to upgrade from foo version 0.1.2 is).


So, in the case of the smaller install, the dependencies picked up the
kernel.

But in the case of the larger install, the dependencies somehow got clipped
without registering an actual hold anywhere. Ouch.



 If you want/need this to be handled by the package manager have a look
 at the linux-image-flavour packages.


Yeah, that was what I used to install the new kernel.


 2. The method of installing is irrelevant, the kernel will not be used
 until you reboot anyway ;)

 You should only avoid synaptic when the upgrade may involve parts of
 your GUI infrastructure (*dm, DE/WM, etc.), otherwise I'm sure it might
 be a viable alternative for the dist-upgrade.


Okay, I see that I didn't explicitly say I took the two step approach.

I did, and the kernel was not pulled in at either apt-get upgrade or
apt-get diist-upgrade. (Got about 500 MB of stuff on upgrade, another 1500
MB on dist-upgrade, left it going overnight, checking progress when I got
up to chase my son to bed, etc. Probably missed some important question
while I was asleep.)

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Re: fan control in wheezy

On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 03:47:08PM +1000, yudi v wrote:
Hi,
 
[cut]
 
  # modproble w83627ehf returns the following error
 
  ERROR: could not insert 'w83627ehf': Device or resource busy
 
  After doing some research, and reading 
 [1]http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/FAQ/Chapter3#Mysensorshavestoppedworkinginkernel3.33.2.23.0.18
 
 
 
  I replaced w83627ehf with asus_atk0110 in /etc/modules
 
  still no use, the fans keep running at maximum.

As I understand it, the asus_atk0110 driver is read-only. That is, you
can get temperature information etc from it, but you can't adjust
warning limits or control fans. That's the BIOS' job, supposedly.



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Re: kernel not upgraded to wheezy

On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 4:08 PM, Anthony Campbell a...@acampbell.org.ukwrote:

 On 01 Jul 2013, Andrei POPESCU wrote:
 
  1. Since the kernel packages have different names they are not upgrades
  in the sense of the package manager (like installing package foo version
  1.2.3 to upgrade from foo version 0.1.2 is).
 
  If you want/need this to be handled by the package manager have a look
  at the linux-image-flavour packages.
 
  2. The method of installing is irrelevant, the kernel will not be used
  until you reboot anyway ;)
 

 Although I have installed the 3.9 kernel and it is present in
 /boot/grub/menu.lst, it never appears in the menu when I boot. Repeated
 runs of update-grub don't fix this. I reverted to grub-legacy because of
 configuration problems with grub2 but that didn't allow the new kernel
 to appear either.


grub2 of course ignores menu.lst, but you say you are using legacy grub.

I have been considering going back to legacy grub, since chaining and
multibooting in general was easier back then. But it was almost ten years
ago that I was mixing BSDs and Linuxes and solaris (6 OS mulitboot, at one
point) on the one box. I think legacy was no longer doing that nicely when
grub2 started being used.

Update-grub with grub2 finds pretty much all my Linux kernels on all my
Linux OSses. Finds them, but can't boot them all. I've recently had Mint
and Fedora in a spare partition on the first drive, but it would not boot
those with any stability. Sometime, I need to find out why.

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Re: strange execute-command-as dialog pops up

Heh. I remember I made a similar comment some five years or so back, on the
Fedora user list.

Things sure change.

It wasn't by any chance you that I said it to?

;-P

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On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 12:27 PM, David Christensen 
dpchr...@holgerdanske.com wrote:

 On 06/30/13 19:23, Joel Rees wrote:

 After the reboot, I decided to install the flashrom package, and after the
 install finishes, I find in front of me what appears to be an
 execute-command-as dialog.


 Every time I see people posting messages upgrading from major version N
 to N+1, I just shake my head.  That used to be me.

 I now back up/ archive my data, move my data to different system(s),
 reconfigure my back up/ archive scripts, back up/ archive my data, take an
 image of the system drive, wipe the system drive, do a fresh install, take
 an image of the system drive, move my data back, reconfigure my back up/
 archive scripts, and back up/ archive my data.

 As I gain experience with N+1, I repeat the process until I'm satisfied
 with the result.

 Good luck,

 David

Re: Dovecot sieve plugin global rules

2013-07-01 Thread staticsafe

On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 11:36:29PM +0300, M.Atıf CEYLAN wrote:
  Hi all,
 I use Dovecot 2.1.7 on debian squeeze with Sieve plugin. Sieve rules
 are working nicely if I use the rules in user directories. But if I
 want to use global rule it's not working. My configuration is below,
 
 /etc/dovecot/conf.d/90-sieve.conf :
  plugin {
   sieve = ~/.dovecot.sieve
   sieve_dir = ~/sieve
   sieve_global_dir = /etc/dovecot/sieve/
  }
 
 /etc/dovecot/sieve/dovecot.sieve :
 
 require [fileinto];
 # rule:[test]
 if header :contains From abc.com
 {
 fileinto INBOX.Junk;
 }
 
 This rule is working in the user directory.
 
 Regards,
 
 -- 
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 Yurdum Yazılım
 

Your configuration is wrong.
sieve_global_dir =

Directory for :global include scripts for the include extension. The
Sieve interpreter only recognizes files that end with a .sieve
extension, so the include extension expects a file called name.sieve
to exist in the sieve_global_dir directory for the following
example: 

You want:
sieve_before =

Path to a script file or a directory containing script files that
need to be executed before the user's script. If the path points to
a directory, all the Sieve scripts contained therein (with the
proper .sieve extension) are executed. The order of execution is
determined by the file names, using a normal 8bit per-character
comparison. 

Source - http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Pigeonhole/Sieve/Configuration
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Re: strange execute-command-as dialog pops up

On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 2:11 PM, Bob Proulx b...@proulx.com wrote:

 Joel Rees wrote:
  After the reboot, I decided to install the flashrom package, and after
 the
  install finishes, I find in front of me what appears to be an
  execute-command-as dialog.
 
  No command. User selection popup list showing root.
 
  I assume it's the execute-as dialog, but I don't recall doing anything to
  get the dialog, so it's strange to see it. (Maybe my fingers moving by
  themselves when I find I can't stay awake?)

 This sounds like Bug#708548.  This thread on debian-devel is
 concerning this problem.

   http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2013/06/msg00341.html

 No resolution yet.  But it is a big problem because it is training
 people to fall prey to phishing attacks.

 Bob


Thanks for the link. I can see that gdm3 is still evil.

Maybe I should win the lottery so I can afford to write a decent *dm for
XFCE.

Or, rather, get a US credit card so I can put a project for it up on
Kickstarter.

Although, once I got that far, I'd probably start working on a properly
sandboxing window/desktop manager.

(Spawning sandboxed processes running as captive user ids that can't login
is the true and proper solution for the whole issue of how to hide sudo
passwords from keyloggers, not that Microsoft inspired,
prove-you-have-the-admin-password-too approach. People don't realize how
easy it is to drop a GUI capable executable on an account with current
browsers, and booby-trap the user into executing it. Not to mention the
tunnel-through-X-11-via-script-language approach. Yeah, I know how much
work it would take, essentially pulling a Wayland, but with a different set
of design objectives. And it would break a lot of applications, too, since
the user doesn't want a separate file system sub-tree for every
application, and there would have to be new APIs, etc.)

(sigh)

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Re: Apache2

On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 12:09:54PM -0400, Ethan Rosenberg, PhD wrote:
 Dear List -
 
 There is an error with Apache2, I cannot remove it or install it.
 
 From the terminal:
 
 dpkg --configure -a
 Setting up apache2 (2.4.4-6) ...
  * Restarting web server apache2   [fail]
 invoke-rc.d: initscript apache2, action restart failed.
 dpkg: error processing apache2 (--configure):
  subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1
 Errors were encountered while processing:
  apache2

I suspect there's an error in your apache config which is preventing the
daemon from restarting. Try running apache2ctl configtest to see if it
gives any hints. If not apache2ctl restart may give information that
is hidden by the init script.



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Re: Fwd: iptables and networking

2013-07-01 Thread Pascal Hambourg

One more bit on the use of the 'recent' match against DoS.

Pascal Hambourg a écrit :
 
 The ruleset using the 'recent' match is based only on TCP packets with
 the NEW state, i.e. the initial SYN. A single SYN packet can be easily
 forged with a spoofed source address. Fail2ban is based on
 authentication failures, which first requires a TCP connection to be
 established with the 3-way handshake. As it involves a positive reply
 from the spoofed address, this is much harder to achieve, unless the
 attacker is in a special position on the network.

The 'recent' match could be used if it was possible to detect the last
packet of the TCP 3-way handshake sent by the client, confirming the
connection is established. Unfortunately it just looks like any other
ACK packet in the stream (same TCP flags, same conntrack ctstate and
ctstatus), except that it is the first ACK (without SYN). Using
connection mark and packet mark, I guess it is possible to detect it :

By default, packet mark and connection mark are 0
If an ACK is received in the original direction and the connection mark
is 0, then set the packet mark and connection mark to 1

Translated into iptables rules :
-A INPUT -p tcp --tcp-flags SYN,ACK,RST ACK -m connmark --mark 0 \
  -m ctstate --ctstate ESTABLISHED --ctdir ORIGINAL -j MARK --set-mark 1
-A INPUT -p tcp -m mark --mark 1 -j CONNMARK --set-mark 1

It seems to work, but I have not tested it extensively.

WARNING : --ctdir is inverted in kernels older than 2.6.39 (fix not
backported in any stable/longterm release at kernel.org), so you must
use REPLY instead of ORIGINAL (or negation with !) if you use such kernel.

If your ruleset already use packet marks or connection marks for other
purposes, you may need to apply masks to divide the marks into bitfields.


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Re: Fwd: iptables and networking

2013-07-01 Thread Jerry Stuckle


On 7/1/2013 2:15 AM, Kushal Kumaran wrote:

Jerry Stuckle jstuc...@attglobal.net writes:


snipped previous context


OK, that makes a lot of sense.  However, there are two problems with
fail2ban, also.  The first one is it requires an authentication failure.
   Port probing will not trigger it (but recent can).  The second being
it depends on log entries, which can be buffered.  I have it monitoring
my email (smtp/imap/pop3) ports.  Even though it is set to trigger after
two failures, I have seen as many as 50+ failures logged from the same
ip address within seconds before fail2ban is triggered.



To address your first problem with fail2ban, the sshd-ddos filter for
fail2ban does not require authentication failures.  sshd will log a
message of the form Did not receive identification string from IP if
someone makes a TCP connection and then disconnects without going
through the SSH handshake.



That's one message which can be logged (for SSH).  But the message (and 
where it is logged) is going to be dependent on the program/service 
running on the particular port (and sometimes the version of the 
program/service).


After all, SSH is not the only possible entry point.


I'm not so worried about SYN attacks from spoofed IP addresses as I am
attempts to break in (despite several security measures).  I want to
shut them off ASAP.




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Re: Holy Gnome3 Invasion, Batman! - Testing Upgrades 06/30/2013

2013-07-01 Thread Jape Person

On 06/30/2013 11:38 PM, Andrei POPESCU wrote:
 [JFTR, I hit the same issue a while ago in unstable, and it took a while 
 to clean via aptitude's interactive interface]
 
 On Du, 30 iun 13, 17:49:13, Jape Person wrote:

 So...my problem was that I was just using my package manager improperly.
 (Self-inflicted wounds are always the most irksome, aren't they?) The 
 aptitude
 default setting of installing recommends probably works okay for Gnome and 
 KDE,
 but perhaps a little less so for Xfce or the even more minimalist DEs.
 
 I don't think it's a matter of DE, but what you are using the system 
 for, available resources and admin knowledge.
 
 If the point of the installation is to be, let's say, multifunctional, 
 then installing Recommends (except maybe specific packages) is useful.
 
 If your system is designed for quite specific needs or even has to run 
 with limited resources (e.g. a Raspberry Pi class machine), then turning 
 Recommends off and installing them only as needed is probably more 
 practical.
 
 Beware though that, as with every non-default setting, you may be using 
 your system in a way that is not as thoroughly tested or supported as 
 the default setting. And don't even bother to report bugs about missing 
 functionality before checking the Recommends.
 
 Kind regards,
 Andrei

Thank you for those observations. I haven't participated much on this list, but
I've noted that your contributions are always among the most helpful and 
insightful.

In point of fact, I used to always use aptitude to install only the harder
dependencies and was used to having to search through the Audit / Recommends
function to fix any missing functionality that I needed. In retrospect, that
happened very infrequently, so I'm pretty happy to operate that way. Adding only
as needed seems to work okay for me.

I may be a little obsessive about avoiding the installation of stuff that (I
think) actually doesn't do anything for me. Even Xfce seems to be getting a
little heavy for my tastes, though I think it's a pretty good compromise
between provision of a fully functional DE and simplicity.

On some systems I have used only a WM -- sometimes even eschewing use of a DM.
They haven't been quite as pretty as my Xfce systems, but I hardly miss the
decoration when I'm busy actually working with the systems.

I will be mindful about not reporting bugs without checking the Recommends list.
But I'd rather take that tack than watch the whole of the Gnome DE come flooding
onto my ostensibly Xfce system, essentially because of a bluetooth dependency. I
avoid bluetooth like the plague and turn off the hardware on all my systems.

;-)

Thanks again for your observations.

J.


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Re: Can't (re)install libapache2-mod-php5 on SID

2013-07-01 Thread Csanyi Pal

Kailash listskail...@gmail.com writes:

 On Saturday 08 June 2013 05:08 PM, Csanyi Pal wrote:
  Advices?

 I finally purge ldap-account-manager.

 I find help in the documentation here:
 http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debian-reference/ch02.en.html#\
 _purging_removed_packages_for_good 

 in the Chapter:
 2.3.4. Tidying auto/manual install status


 So, does that mean you were able to reinstall it as you wanted?

No, I'm not able to reinstall it as I wanted.

The ldap-account-manager has a bug that prevent it to being
installed. One can see this bug here:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=%23711778

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Daemon program that runs scripts when a service become available.

2013-07-01 Thread Franco Martelli

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This is my network situation, recently I bought a 3G router providing
internet connection to my network (an amd64 Desktop PC with Wheezy and
a Linksys NSLU2 de-underclocked with armel Squeeze). I would like to
run some scripts when 3G router gets connected to the Internet.
Using nmap program I notice that a TCP/IP service become available as
soon as 3G router gets connected so I thought to use it as a trigger
for a daemon program that checks an IP address for available services
then automatically it runs scripts.
Does it exist such a daemon program out there? Should I write a shell
script using some network utility?

Thanks in advance for any answer.

Regards.
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Re: Apache2

2013-07-01 Thread Ethan Rosenberg, PhD


On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 12:09:54PM -0400, Ethan Rosenberg, PhD wrote:

Dear List -

There is an error with Apache2, I cannot remove it or install it.

From the terminal:

dpkg --configure -a
Setting up apache2 (2.4.4-6) ...
 * Restarting web server apache2   [fail]
invoke-rc.d: initscript apache2, action restart failed.
dpkg: error processing apache2 (--configure):
 subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1
Errors were encountered while processing:
 apache2


I suspect there's an error in your apache config which is preventing the
daemon from restarting. Try running apache2ctl configtest to see if it
gives any hints. If not apache2ctl restart may give information that
is hidden by the init script.

Darac -

Thanks.

I solved it by moving the init script to another directory, removed 
Apache2 and reinstalled.  BINGO


Ethan




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Re: Daemon program that runs scripts when a service become available.

2013-07-01 Thread Karl E. Jorgensen

On Mon, Jul 01, 2013 at 02:11:06PM +0100, Franco Martelli wrote:
 This is my network situation, recently I bought a 3G router providing
 internet connection to my network (an amd64 Desktop PC with Wheezy and
 a Linksys NSLU2 de-underclocked with armel Squeeze). I would like to
 run some scripts when 3G router gets connected to the Internet.
 Using nmap program I notice that a TCP/IP service become available as
 soon as 3G router gets connected so I thought to use it as a trigger
 for a daemon program that checks an IP address for available services
 then automatically it runs scripts.
 Does it exist such a daemon program out there? Should I write a shell
 script using some network utility?

apt-get install whereami

this can run shell commands/scripts based on your network location to
set up your machine for whatever network you end up on.

Generally, this is triggered by the presence of link light, wireless
access points, ip/mac addresses reachable etc, so this should suit
you.  But I do not think it will cover the corner cases where the
remote service is re-started...

Most of the stuff can be taken care of by DHCP itself, but if you want
to e.g. change your default SMTP gateway, reconfigure local proxy, do
custom stuff, then whereami does come in handy.

Hope this helps

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Re: Squid with https in transparent mode

2013-07-01 Thread Chris Davies

Karl E. Jorgensen karl.jorgen...@nice.com wrote:
 I just realised: there is a 4th (or is that 5th?) option: policy based
 routing. 

Ah yes. Clever. Thank you for the extra item on the list.
Chris


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Re: wheezy on T43

2013-07-01 Thread Henrique de Moraes Holschuh

On Mon, 01 Jul 2013, Umarzuki Mochlis wrote:
 any recent success install of wheezy 32-bit on thinkpad T43 with sound
 and wireless working?

Yes, mine works just fine, but it has an Intel IPW2915 wireless module and
an ATI Radeon X300.  It is a model 2687 T43/p.

However, I do use a custom Linux 3.9.8 kernel, and the open X.org GPU
drivers for the Radeon X300.  The ATI-radeon-based T43 are known to work
just fine with the latest 3.4 and 3.9 kernels, it has been a very long while
since I last tried any kernel from the 3.2 series.

Hmm, it _does_ complain of uknown NMIs when the kernel changes the PCIe link
width of the Radeon due to power-save policies, but that's harmless.

 when i tested with windows 7, i managed to get sound and wireless
 working after installing latest updates

Make sure you update your ThinkPad to its latest BIOS and EC firmware if you
haven't done so already.

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Re: wheezy on T43

2013-07-01 Thread Wayne Topa


On 07/01/2013 03:11 AM, Umarzuki Mochlis wrote:

any recent success install of wheezy 32-bit on thinkpad T43 with sound
and wireless working?



Not on T43 but I did get it going on a T40.

Wayne


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Kernel module version from source/package without downloading?

2013-07-01 Thread Helmut Wollmersdorfer


Hi,

how can I find out the version number of a particular kernel module  
without downloading, without installing, without booting, from


- the kernel source repository
- the debian source package
- the debian binary package
- the running kernel, or the loaded modules

I.e. I would like the version number of a kernel module (e.g. drbd,  
megaraid_sas, igb) before deciding to download, compile, or install.


TIA

Helmut Wollmersdorfer


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How get login history on NIS server during all months?

2013-07-01 Thread Markos

Hello,

We have a NIS server in a small network (6 PCs), and I need to get
informations about the login history of all users on NIS server during
all months.

The command last (on server) shows only the login of current month, on
the server.

The command last -f /var/log/wtmp.1 shows only the month before.

Is there any way to get this information?

Markos
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Re: Dovecot sieve plugin global rules

2013-07-01 Thread M.Atıf CEYLAN


On 07/01/2013 02:28 PM, staticsafe wrote:

On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 11:36:29PM +0300, M.Atıf CEYLAN wrote:

  Hi all,
I use Dovecot 2.1.7 on debian squeeze with Sieve plugin. Sieve rules
are working nicely if I use the rules in user directories. But if I
want to use global rule it's not working. My configuration is below,

/etc/dovecot/conf.d/90-sieve.conf :
  plugin {
   sieve = ~/.dovecot.sieve
   sieve_dir = ~/sieve
   sieve_global_dir = /etc/dovecot/sieve/
  }

/etc/dovecot/sieve/dovecot.sieve :

require [fileinto];
# rule:[test]
if header :contains From abc.com
{
 fileinto INBOX.Junk;
}

This rule is working in the user directory.

Regards,

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Your configuration is wrong.
sieve_global_dir =

 Directory for :global include scripts for the include extension. The
 Sieve interpreter only recognizes files that end with a .sieve
 extension, so the include extension expects a file called name.sieve
 to exist in the sieve_global_dir directory for the following
 example:

You want:
sieve_before =

 Path to a script file or a directory containing script files that
 need to be executed before the user's script. If the path points to
 a directory, all the Sieve scripts contained therein (with the
 proper .sieve extension) are executed. The order of execution is
 determined by the file names, using a normal 8bit per-character
 comparison.

Source - http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Pigeonhole/Sieve/Configuration

Thanks for the answer.
I tried some different scenarios. But I couldn't run the script. I have 
commented sieve_global_dir parameter.


My new configuration is below :

plugin {
  sieve = ~/.dovecot.sieve
  sieve_dir = ~/sieve
  sieve_before = /etc/dovecot/sieve/spam.sieve

/etc/dovecot/sieve/spam.sieve (I have compiled manually by sievec) :

   require fileinto;
   if header :contains X-Spam-Flag [YES] {
 fileinto Junk;
 stop;
   }

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Re: the continuing disappointment of Debian 7

2013-07-01 Thread André Nunes Batista

The think is, fuckoff flash! Flash is kind of a pain on web, constantly
upgrading and always sucking, spying and crashing. Most of all,
proprietary. I still have it, but I certainly wish for the time it will
be gone. Mostly using it to grab and convert videos to foss compatible
media protocols/algorithms.

They said they won't even upgrade linux codec anymore. Instead of been
kicked off, I guess we should kick them and fight for foss compatible
standards.

http://www.defectivebydesign.org/no-drm-in-html5

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Iceweasel crashes all the time and cannot play flash



What Flash player are you using?  If you're using the default Gnash, 
which is an open source version made by people reverse engineering 
Adobe's Flash, then that might be the problem.  Gnash never works well 
for me.  On new installs, one of the first things I do is remove Gnash, 
and install Adobe's Flash player.



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monitor turns off when external monitor not plugged

2013-07-01 Thread Marcelo Elias Del Valle

Hello,

I have an Acer 771G notebook and when I installed debian wheezy, I had
my external monitor plugged. Now, if I restart my computer with the
external monitor plugged, gdm3 shows ok and I can use the computer
normally. However, if I start the computer without the external monitor,
the notebook monitor turns off until I plug the external one. I tried to
turn the laptop the default monitor, but no success, when I restart the
computer, same thing happens.
Any hint on how to solve this?

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Re: monitor turns off when external monitor not plugged

On Mon, Jul 01, 2013 at 11:55:13AM -0300, Marcelo Elias Del Valle wrote:
Hello, 
    I have an Acer 771G notebook and when I installed debian wheezy, I had
my external monitor plugged. Now, if I restart my computer with the
external monitor plugged, gdm3 shows ok and I can use the computer
normally. However, if I start the computer without the external monitor,
the notebook monitor turns off until I plug the external one. I tried to
turn the laptop the default monitor, but no success, when I restart the
computer, same thing happens.
    Any hint on how to solve this?

This sounds like a BIOS problem. If the laptop panel won't turn on
unless an external monitor is plugged in, then it may be that you have
to change the default monitor setting in the BIOS to Internal or
Auto.

Now, ideally, yes X should be detecting which displays are connected and
power up the internal one when it's the only one available, but it's not
inconceivable that the BIOS has powered down the graphics chip because
the default monitor is not plugged in.



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Re: Kernel module version from source/package without downloading?

2013-07-01 Thread Wayne Topa


On 07/01/2013 10:05 AM, Helmut Wollmersdorfer wrote:

Hi,

how can I find out the version number of a particular kernel module
without downloading, without installing, without booting, from

- the kernel source repository
- the debian source package
- the debian binary package
- the running kernel, or the loaded modules

I.e. I would like the version number of a kernel module (e.g. drbd,
megaraid_sas, igb) before deciding to download, compile, or install.

TIA

Helmut Wollmersdorfer




# apt-cache search linux-image |grep ^linux
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Re: Switching to 64 bit

2013-07-01 Thread André Nunes Batista

I enjoyed very much to read your previous post, but here I'll have to
disagree.

Debian aims to be a universal operating system, but this is to some
point contradictory with the pace of computer architecture innovation,
which is not at all controlled by free software community, but self
imposed as a natural pace of technological development disregarding
all social issues in this run to faster and the constant cycle of
trashing good piece of hardware.

Debian is great because it strives and grows despite these difficulties
and brings us somewhat outdated software that behaves great and
respects us. Not because it is the most bleeding edge of technological
enhancement.

I'm not saying we shouldn't move. But as I see, the question to move is
basically different to different kinds of computer use and developers
shouldn't blame people for not rushing to upgrades. Said developers
should question why their push wasn't seen as primary issue as they
first thought it was.

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On 6/29/2013 6:00 PM, Doug wrote:

 So why have we been
 bamboozled into running 64 bits if there is no advantage?

There are many reasons.  One is priming the pump.  At some point in the
future applications are predicted to become so content rich (bloated)
that individual application processes will require more than 2GB of
address space.  Moving to 64 bit now gets everyone ready.

Another is the desire of developers to eventually dump the 32 bit x86
instruction set altogether.  Those who write the memory management code
disdain the segmented addressing scheme of x86.  x86-64 provides a much
flatter memory model which is easier to program.  Those who maintain
complete distros, such as Debian, would surely appreciate building
~30,000 binary packages instead of ~60,000, and tracking/fixing bugs in
only one of these instead of both, etc.

To name a few.

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Re: monitor turns off when external monitor not plugged

2013-07-01 Thread Marcelo Elias Del Valle

Actually, when the computer starts, the monitor is turned on and I can see
the BIOS screen, grub, etc.
It is turned off when X starts.
Sorry, I forgot to say that in the original message.


2013/7/1 Darac Marjal mailingl...@darac.org.uk

 On Mon, Jul 01, 2013 at 11:55:13AM -0300, Marcelo Elias Del Valle wrote:
 Hello,
 I have an Acer 771G notebook and when I installed debian wheezy,
 I had
 my external monitor plugged. Now, if I restart my computer with the
 external monitor plugged, gdm3 shows ok and I can use the computer
 normally. However, if I start the computer without the external
 monitor,
 the notebook monitor turns off until I plug the external one. I tried
 to
 turn the laptop the default monitor, but no success, when I restart
 the
 computer, same thing happens.
 Any hint on how to solve this?

 This sounds like a BIOS problem. If the laptop panel won't turn on
 unless an external monitor is plugged in, then it may be that you have
 to change the default monitor setting in the BIOS to Internal or
 Auto.

 Now, ideally, yes X should be detecting which displays are connected and
 power up the internal one when it's the only one available, but it's not
 inconceivable that the BIOS has powered down the graphics chip because
 the default monitor is not plugged in.




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virtual host

2013-07-01 Thread Pol Hallen

Hey all! :-)

two questions:

1) what should be better: have two only log files (access and error)
merged from each virtual host, or a separate virtual host file of each
virtual host?

2) is it secure permit reading access from own virtual host owner?

thanks!

Pol


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Setting up simple VNC Server?

2013-07-01 Thread Art Huston

I'm looking for the simplest, quickest way to setup VNC Server so I can
access my Debian machine from Windows. There are a number of ways found on
the web -- is there a best practice?

Botched python upgrade mangled my system--- HELP!

2013-07-01 Thread Charles Blair

   I am running debian 6.0.6 on a Toshiba laptop that is
approximately two years old.  The command python --version
reported 2.6.x.  I wanted to upgrade to 3.3.2, so I
did the following things, some of which were apparently
mistakes.

(1) I downloaded the .tgz for 3.3.2. from python.org,
typed ./configure, make, and make install.  This did
not seem to produce any serious warnings.

(2) python --version said I was still using 2.6.x, so
[probably a Big Mistake] I typed

apt-get remove python

I think I made the further mistake of saying go ahead
when there was a warning.

(3) Then I repeated step (1), expecting this would
simply replace the older python with the newer one.
At this point, python --version was still saying 2.6.x,
but python3 --version said 3.3.2.

   However, after shutting down my machine, it became
clear that Something Bad had happened.

   (Bad #1) after entering username and password, I
get tty instead of graphics.

   (Bad #2) the wireless connection has stopped working.

   There are probably other Bad Things as well, but I
decided at this point to ask the experts for help.


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Re: Get list of restarted services during upgrade

2013-07-01 Thread Bob Proulx

Denis Witt wrote:
 Bob Proulx wrote:
  I assume from this that services are being monitored.  If they are
  restarted and during the restart the monitoring detects that the
  service is offline then it triggers an alert.  And whatever the
 
 First it will try to restart the service, if this fails the service
 will be migrated to another node.

Ah...  And so the plot thickens!  Quick monitoring, sense a failure,
trigger a restart on a different node.  And of course I think that
would all work fine but it would generate a lot of noise to wade
through when there are upgrades that restart daemons.

  setting of Maintenance-Mode does basically tells the monitoring to
  ignore any problem for that time period.  Is that about right?
 
 Yes. But it will disable the monitor for all services on all nodes,
 which isn't always needed. 

Hmm...  (Thinking...  No ideas.)

   At the moment I try out update-rc.d to avoid any service to be
   restarted during upgrade, but I wonder if there might be a better
   solution.
 
   It's policy-rc.d, of course, not update-rc.  
 
  That is an idea.  Every use of a postinst script to restart a daemon
  should be gated by policy-rc.d.  And you could always approve the
  restart but that script could at that time put the node into your
  maintenance-mode right then.  Don't know what you would use to return
  it to regular service afterward.  Perhaps after a timeout.
 
 That is a nice idea, thanks.

Another idea.  There is probably an apt post hook (untried) such as
APT::Update::Post-Invoke-Success that could be used at the very end to
return the node back to normal service.  I know that apt-show-versions
uses it to run an update script after apt has finished.

 At the moment policy-rc.d just exit with 101.

The problem I see with that is that you won't actually ever restart
the daemon when it needs to be restarted.  In some cases it simply
means that you won't have the security upgrade.  That would be typical
of a production host running Debian Stable.  So that may be acceptable
for you.  (But in other cases such as Unstable/Testing a restart is
often required in order to complete the upgrade.  In some other cases
the running daemon really needs to be restarted in order to work with
the new environment around it.)

If you are doing this then you really want to run 'checkrestart' (from
the debian-goodies package) on a regular basis and deal with what it
reports.  Because otherwise the daemons may be vulnerable to security
vulnerabilities that were fixed by the upgrade and installed but never
restarted to take effect.

Good luck!
Bob


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Re: Setting up simple VNC Server?

2013-07-01 Thread green

Art Huston wrote at 2013-07-01 14:18 -0500:
 I'm looking for the simplest, quickest way to setup VNC Server so I can
 access my Debian machine from Windows. There are a number of ways found on
 the web -- is there a best practice?

I do not know about a best practice, but if I decide that I need to
see a remote display, I run `x11vnc -passwd mysecret -display :0` on
the remote system (VNC server) and `vncviewer host` on the local
system to view it.  For your case, install the x11vnc package on your
Debian system and find a VNC viewer for Windows.

I have noted that it may be necessary to add `-auth guess` to the
x11vnc command, and also that I can use 'host:0', 'host:1', etc. in
the local command to refer to different X displays on the remote
system.

Security may be an issue here; comments welcome.  I have not bothered
to consider it because all my connections are either local or over a
VPN.


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Re: Botched python upgrade mangled my system--- HELP!

2013-07-01 Thread Bob Proulx

Charles Blair wrote:
I am running debian 6.0.6 on a Toshiba laptop that is
 approximately two years old.

You should consider keeping your machine updated with the latest
security upgrades.  Debian 6.0.7 is current for your system.

You should also consider upgrading to Debian 7 Wheezy at some
point.  If you were upgraded to Debian 7 Wheezy then you could have
installed python3 and gotten 3.2.3 from precompiled packages.

 The command python --version
 reported 2.6.x.  I wanted to upgrade to 3.3.2, so I
 did the following things, some of which were apparently
 mistakes.
 
 (1) I downloaded the .tgz for 3.3.2. from python.org,
 typed ./configure, make, and make install.  This did
 not seem to produce any serious warnings.

That isn't unreasonable.  Seems fairly normal.  Note that
/usr/bin/python would be the system python.  If you only did
./configure with no options then the make install would have
installed your newly compiled program in /usr/local/bin/python and
there would have been no conflict.

 (2) python --version said I was still using 2.6.x,

But this is where you may have become confused.  If you are using bash
as your command shell then it would have hashed the path to python
at /usr/bin/python.  In that situation it would have continued to use
that path even if a new binary showed up in PATH in /usr/local/bin
ahead of it.  (I think.  IIRC anyway.)  Therefore you may have
installed the new python but continued to use the old one in that
particular shell window.

The bash command to instruct it to forget previous the cache of paths
is 'hash -r'.  After doing this the shell will once again search for
the command and will find it in /usr/local/bin.

  $ hash -r

I am assuming that you have /usr/local/bin in your PATH.

 so [probably a Big Mistake] I typed
 
 apt-get remove python
 
 I think I made the further mistake of saying go ahead
 when there was a warning.

There are a *lot* of desktop packages that depend upon python being
installed.  On a headless server not so many.  (The fail2ban package
is the one very useful headless server package that requires python.)
But on a desktop a lot of whizzy desktop things require python.  When
you remove python then all of those will be removed too.

 (3) Then I repeated step (1), expecting this would
 simply replace the older python with the newer one.

Nope.  It would install python at /usr/local/bin/python as it should
do to keep your local installation separate from the system version.

Also you don't really want to smash over the top of the system files
in /usr/bin.  That method leads to madness.

Note that if you were in the 'staff' group then you would be able to
run make install as yourself, not as root, and it would be able to
install into the /usr/local tree.  I think that is a much safer way of
operating then running # make install or sudo make install as
root.  As root an error (or attack) in the makefile could crawl out of
/usr/local and smash over your system version.

 At this point, python --version was still saying 2.6.x,
 but python3 --version said 3.3.2.

Right.  If you had said:

  $ type python
  python is hashed (/usr/bin/python)

Then it would have been obvious.  Then 'hash -r' and repeat.

  $ hash -r
  $ type python
  python is /usr/local/bin/python

However, after shutting down my machine, it became
 clear that Something Bad had happened.

Your machine booted okay though.  So you can fix it.

(Bad #1) after entering username and password, I
 get tty instead of graphics.

Right.  GNOME was removed when you removed python.  I assume that you
were running GNOME 2 before.  (You said you were running Debian 6
Squeeze.)  Simply install GNOME again.

(Bad #2) the wireless connection has stopped working.

Oops.  Both NetworkManager and WICD need python.  That will make this
somewhat more interesting.  But you can still recover from it
relatively easily.  Do not despair! :-)

There are probably other Bad Things as well, but I
 decided at this point to ask the experts for help.

Two things I will note first for reference.

* /var/log/dpkg.log is a file that tracks what dpkg does on your
system.  You can work through it and determine exactly what packages
were removed.

* /var/backups/dpkg.status* is a set of backup copies of the status
file.  This is an even better source of info to work through what was
installed so that you can install it again.  I have written about it
before so will just reference a recent message with the details:

  http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2013/04/msg00263.html

Plan:

  * Get back on the network
  * Re-install your removed desktop

Networking:

To get back on the network the easy thing is to plug into a wired
network connection and then configure it.  The wired interface is
easy.  After you have networking install then you can install your
removed parts and then you will have wireless working again.

  # cp /etc/network/interfaces /root/interfaces.bak

Edit /etc/network/interfaces.  It

Re: Botched python upgrade mangled my system--- HELP!

On Mon, 1 Jul 2013 14:33:17 -0500
Charles Blair c-bl...@illinois.edu wrote:

I am running debian 6.0.6 on a Toshiba laptop that is
 approximately two years old.  The command python --version
 reported 2.6.x.  I wanted to upgrade to 3.3.2, so I
 did the following things, some of which were apparently
 mistakes.
 
 (1) I downloaded the .tgz for 3.3.2. from python.org,
 typed ./configure, make, and make install.  This did
 not seem to produce any serious warnings.
 
 (2) python --version said I was still using 2.6.x, so
 [probably a Big Mistake] I typed
 
 apt-get remove python
 
 I think I made the further mistake of saying go ahead
 when there was a warning.
 
 (3) Then I repeated step (1), expecting this would
 simply replace the older python with the newer one.
 At this point, python --version was still saying 2.6.x,
 but python3 --version said 3.3.2.
 
However, after shutting down my machine, it became
 clear that Something Bad had happened.
 
(Bad #1) after entering username and password, I
 get tty instead of graphics.
 
(Bad #2) the wireless connection has stopped working.
 
There are probably other Bad Things as well, but I
 decided at this point to ask the experts for help.

You're probably fine. Installing from the tarball /probably/ installed
python into /usr/local unless you told it otherwise. As for the debian
python, re-installing that should be possible. As you don't have
wireless, you'll either need to see if you have the debs
in /var/cache/apt/archives, or find some other way of sideloading them
(ethernet cable, USB stick etc).

Then, when things are back, consider doing apt-get install python3.

 
 


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Re: Get list of restarted services during upgrade

2013-07-01 Thread Denis Witt


Am 01.07.2013 um 22:15 schrieb Bob Proulx b...@proulx.com:

 Ah...  And so the plot thickens!  Quick monitoring, sense a failure,
 trigger a restart on a different node.  And of course I think that
 would all work fine but it would generate a lot of noise to wade
 through when there are upgrades that restart daemons.

Hi Bob,

exactly. My monitored services are depending on each other, so if one fails all 
other will be migrated too.

 That is a nice idea, thanks.

 Another idea.  There is probably an apt post hook (untried) such as
 APT::Update::Post-Invoke-Success that could be used at the very end to
 return the node back to normal service.  I know that apt-show-versions
 uses it to run an update script after apt has finished.

rkhunter does this as well, yes. etckeeper hooks in apt/aptitude also. But I 
like your idea better. When policy-rc.d only exit with 101 when a monitored 
service should be restarted another problem will be solved: If you install a 
new package which brings his own new daemon this daemon will be started without 
any problems and you don't have to investigate which services you have to start 
after the installation (checkrestart will not tell as it wasn't running 
before). Of course you should know that anyway if you want to run this service, 
but may avoid problems with installation scripts who expect a running service 
to configure them(self).

 If you are doing this then you really want to run 'checkrestart' (from
 the debian-goodies package) on a regular basis and deal with what it

*g*

This is my current proof of concept script (written on June 28th):

--

#!/bin/bash

check_active_node() {
   crm_status=$(crm_mon -1 | grep -i Masters:)
   active_node=`echo $crm_status  | awk -F  '{print $3}'`

   if [ ${active_node} = `hostname` ]; then
   echo FATAL: This node is the active node, you cannot update the active 
node...
exit 1
   fi
}

if [ -f /usr/sbin/crm_mon ]; then
   check_active_node
fi

if [ ! -f /usr/sbin/checkrestart ]; then
   apt-get install debian-goodies
fi

apt-get update

echo 
echo The following actions are pending:
echo 

apt-get upgrade -s

echo 
echo Press any key to continue... (Press Ctrl+C to cancel.)
read -N 1 foobar

if [ ! -f /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d ]; then
   echo Disable Service-Restart during upgrade
   cat  EOF  /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d
#!/bin/sh
echo $@
exit 101
EOF
   chmod +x /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d
fi

apt-get upgrade | tee /var/log/cat_apt.log

echo 
echo The following services needs to be restarted:
echo 
checkrestart

--

 reports.  Because otherwise the daemons may be vulnerable to security
 vulnerabilities that were fixed by the upgrade and installed but never
 restarted to take effect.

Seems that I'm on a good way. Nice to see that we are heading in the same 
direction.

Thanks for your input. Have a nice day.

Best regards
Denis Witt


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