Re: webmin problem
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After making copies of any configuration files you may have edited,
use dpkg to completely remove webmin:
dpkg -P webmin
Then use "apt-get install webmin" to do a fresh install.
Steve
On Wednesday 30 April 2003 23:50, Mike Kordik wrote:
> Now I really did it! I tried uninstalling webmin and then
> installing again to see if that would do it. I did this before I
> read this message. BTW I do not have X running so I would have to
> use Lynx. I really wished I had tried that first.
>
> Anyway, I did apt-get remove and then apt-get install. It didn't
> fix the problem. I noticed after a remove there are still webmin
> files hanging around so I deleted them by hand. Now it won't even
> install correctly. It doesn't install /etc/init.d/webmin. I tried
> isntalling the webmin-core stuff as well (don't know why but I was
> desperate) it gave me a RAID error. My first Linux computer is
> running Gentoo and I got used to webmin I really wanted to run it
> on Debian but I think I really messed things up. Is it hopeless?
> Should I give up on webmin?
>
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