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Posted: Aug. 07 2004,23:43 |
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ico2, I was able to load apache using apt-get OK using a LiveCD boot of DSL vers 0.7.3. Did you change your /etc/apt/sources.list file from stable to unstable (in the second line)? Some installs are a problem that way. If you have you heart set on removal, you could try apt-get remove perl. From the live CD, I did the following:
<started up a clean version of DSL version 0.7.3>
<loaded dsl-dpkg.dsl using emelfm>
<opened a bash shell>
sudo su
scite /etc/apt/sources.list <changing the second line from "stable" to "unstable">
apt-get update
< because I was running from the liveCD, here I ran my enableuser.sh script (see SSH and adduser). If your running from the hard drive you might not need to do that>
apt-get cron <I had to get this first to make things work, but again, that might have been a liveCD thing>
apt-get apache
<during the configuration (debconf) I chose dialog-medium-no suExec>
and I was up and running. I typed apache, then went to Dillo and put in localhost as the website, and up came the apache page. I got no errors about overwritting perl or perl-modules.
Good luck on making the DSL. I look forward to it. I think it might be harder than running the deb2dsl script because a lot of things seem to get configured, and cron adds a group to groups.
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