tingtong5;231995 Wrote:
Indeed! :P
It should contain the ip adress of your network interface! I think it
recieves IP-adress through DHCP from the router.
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endrebj;232011 Wrote:
I think it recieves IP-adress through DHCP from the router.
A ok, an old-fashioned guy like me always uses static adressing :P
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Mark Lanctot;231869 Wrote:
No, 6.5+ is structured to use MySQL for various reasons. And yes, 128
MB is insufficient for SlimServer + OS, even if the OS is as efficient
as Debian Linux. 256 would be more comfortable, 512 is plenty in your
situation.
If you're in a memory crunch and just
I have installed SlimServer 6.3 on Debian 4.0 r1 Etch. I can reach the
web-GUI locally on http://localhost:9000 and http://127.0.0.1:9000, but
not locally on http://10.0.0.14:9000 nor via LAN on
http://10.0.0.14:9000. So it does not make any difference wether I use
the machine with SlimServer
What does your /etc/hosts look like?
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I'm not sure if anyone has gotten the 6.3 from the Debian repos
successfully working in all respects.
You may want to uninstall and reinstall the latest version using
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?DebianPackage
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Remove the old one first using apt, but you should also remove the
/usr/sbin/slimserver /etc/slimserver and /usr/share/slimserver
directories manually.
Note this is on Ubuntu 7.04, Debian may put these directories
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Yes! Now it works!
I did not remove the old slimserver since aptitude handles old packages
without problems. I got a message about 'Could not remove
/usr/sbin/slimserver' and etc., but it did not make any trouble.
But it installed MySQL by default. Is it not possible to use SQLite in
6.5? My
endrebj;231868 Wrote:
Yes! Now it works!
I did not remove the old slimserver since aptitude handles old packages
without problems. I got a message about 'Could not remove
/usr/sbin/slimserver' and etc., but it did not make any trouble.
But it installed MySQL by default. Is it not possible
