Hi,
I haven't read all the thread. I'm running redmine on a testing/sid system using
unicorn and nginx. So I can't help much with the apache configuration.
The problem seems to be that you want to install redmine in a sub-URI /redmine .
For that I read
Ok, I did an aptitude purge redmine and found a howto for Wheezy Testing
on the redmine.org web site. It has a note at the top ## Added
13.11.2014: this guide doesn't work on Wheezy stable ## (I'm running
jessie). I decided to follow it anyway feeling that maybe it would give
me some incite
I've somehow completely hosed my Debian stable system, and I don't seem
even to have a 'base-config' package any more. It boots, but no X
server. Also, I don't have a working CD-ROM. Where do I go from here,
presuming I want to install stable?
Thanks much!
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Peter wrote:
I've somehow completely hosed my Debian stable system, and I don't
seem even to have a 'base-config' package any more. It boots, but no X
server. Also, I don't have a working CD-ROM. Where do I go from here,
presuming I want to install stable?
Duh. Never mind. A few minutes'
On Sun, May 26, 2002 at 06:49:31PM -0400, Jerome Acks Jr wrote:
On Tue, May 21, 2002 at 06:52:36PM +0200, Eric Smith wrote:
Unfortunately on the way from potato to sid, my upgrade froze on
one of the main lib6 packages. Now I have a really disturbed
package database.
I don't care if I
On Tue, May 21, 2002 at 06:52:36PM +0200, Eric Smith wrote:
Unfortunately on the way from potato to sid, my upgrade froze on
one of the main lib6 packages. Now I have a really disturbed
package database.
I don't care if I have to start from scratch by removing all
packages. What's the
Unfortunately on the way from potato to sid, my upgrade froze on
one of the main lib6 packages. Now I have a really disturbed
package database.
I don't care if I have to start from scratch by removing all
packages. What's the best and surest way to get a working
installation going - any
Marcus Johnson writes:
[snip]
On this,( my first ever installation of Linux) I installed stable
Hamm using LSL's version of the official 2.0 release. Everything went
swimmingly until I got to right before dselect/dpkg where it asks you
to pick which installation type you want. I picked
have a system with multiple IDE controllers then things get even
more complicated. :-)
As for starting over, try deleting the Linux partitions with DOS fdisk,
then rerunning the install process. If the install program doesn't see
any Linux partitions when it starts up, then it should start
For those of you interested in studying how the installation process
can be improved to help newbies, I offer myself as a case study weak
grin. Now I'm stuck and I need your help I've fallen and I can't
get up.
On this,( my first ever installation of Linux) I installed stable
Hamm using LSL's
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