Re: connecting to my box
You might try Saito's workaround, it worked for me.
On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Mohammed Elzubeir wrote:
>
>Nathan,
>
>That was not my intention, to 'flame' but possibly 'bitch'. I am new to
>Debian and how they do things, and so far it has been the hardest Linux
>distribution to
>understand. If for anything, I appreciate the people on this mailing list
>as they have been beyond helpful. You may consider it a bitching that is
>induced by the frustration of not understanding why something doesn't work
>to what you've been used to. It's a process of beating your head against
>the wall, you only hurt yourself. For that, I apologize to you and others
>who were offended.
>
>Have I not liked some things about Debian, I wouldn't have tried for so
>long to get things working to my likings. You just have to excuse me, when
>I have had everything working perfect [this box used to run a backup
>webserver and a slave nameserver]. I like some consistencies about FreeBSD
>and chose Debian *because* to me it resembles some of the good features of
>FreeBSD while giving Linux its rightful identity (unlike RedHat). All in
>all, I am not one to not use something ever.. I would use any operating
>system you throw at me.
>
>However, as far as the debian packaging system, I don't like it. I think
>that is my opinion and I am entitled to it. I don't have to religiously
>like everything. I have had more than a few experiences and don't think I
>really like the way it works. My solution was that I will stop using it.
>
>I will remain on the mailing list so long as I am interested in Debian,
>and Debian security.
>
>Mohammed Elzubeir
>
>General Access Labs (x2825)
>http://www.cas.unt.edu/gal/
>College of Arts & Sciences
>University of North Texas
>[elzubeir@fakkir.net]
>
>
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