> I recently upgraded my Trustix 1.5 to Trustix 3.0 by doing a full fresh
> > install. I had several problems with the Trustix 3.0 install failing, > > because I had manually selected packages from the list (using a CD based > > install) and then apparently those packages had pre-requisite packages > not > > on the CD. I was on the network, so I was not sure why it couldn't go > out to > > SWUP to download those required packages, but it didn,t it would just > crash > > to the shell prompt. > > What ISO did you use? I used the ISO for Trustix 3.0 I downloaded via Bit Torrent. I don't know if there's any particular version number you want me to look up on the CD, but I just downloaded it about a week ago so I think its the latest one. Anyway, it does not access the internet unless you ask it to. You can > enable that during the package selection. > I saw that option and turned it on. I also knew that my network connection was working fine, and it did prompt me a list of mirrors to use, so I think it pulls that over the network, proving that Trustix was able to access the network, etc. However, it still bombed out everytime I tried to install anything more than just the minimal with SSHD, right after the step where it goes through all the package pre-requisites but before it actually starts intalling the packages. This was at about 1am after trying to re-build a production server with no backup server, so I hope you'll understand I just had to get it to work rather than debug the problem further. :) As per the anti-spam measures, as someone else mentioned I would also appreciate an update to the Wiki or other direction on any sort of networked solution that makes SpamAssassin more effective than out of the box. I don't really need anti-virus protection on the server side, just spam filtering, so I did not install amavisd. But if that's the recommended solution even without clamav or something, then I'll do it. I just want my inbox back! _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
