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- linux - How can I run Debian stable but install some packages from . . .
How do I backport a sid package to testing or stable? Install the Debian source (and the development tools, especially debhelper, devscripts, and build-essential), and then build the package Step by step: add a deb-src line for sid to your sources list apt-get update apt-get build-dep PACKAGE_NAME apt-get -b source PACKAGE_NAME
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I'm trying to change my DNS settings on my Debian 12 VPS, and by this I mean, I want to use a public resolver like 1 1 1 1 instead of my VPS host's resolver I remember in Debian 11 I could just ed
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The environment is Debian, although the answer will apply to all distributions
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I can successfully connect and search to an Active Directory domain controller using ldapsearch I am using the -x option, to specify a username password authentication (password being specified by
- Debian installation with encryption: No root file system is defined . . .
At any rate, I just need one partition for this installation, whose previous Linux distro I'm replacing with Debian However, I seem only able to set the target partition ( dev nvme0n1p5) as the root partition ( ) before I configure its encryption, but then finding myself unable to set it as the root partition once encryption is set up
- log files - Where is some os logs in Debian 12 - Server Fault
In Debian 12, the traditional syslog system has been replaced with systemd-journald This means that the old log files like syslog, messages, auth log are no longer used Instead, all system logs are now stored in a centralized journal, which is accessible using the journalctl command To view the system logs, you can use the following command: journalctl This will display all of the logs in
- Debian Forum - LinuxQuestions. org
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- debian - DHCP Server with multiple network interfaces and different . . .
I am trying to set up a dhcp server (isc dhcpd on debian 8 (vm inside an esxi environment)) with 4 network interfaces, eth0-3 The dhcp server should serve a different subnet on the interfaces eth1
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