=== Martinp24 is now known as Martinp23 [21:20] hi there [21:20] Howdy alecs [21:20] could you help me with some guide lines about this upgrade ? [21:20] alecs: You're sure you want to try it? [21:21] yeah ... [21:21] i want the server up and running until tommorow night [21:21] I thught I read something in #ubuntu about you already trying to go to feisty? is that true? [21:21] because is devel server [21:22] yea i have tried to go tu gutsy actually (7.10) [21:22] How far did you get? [21:22] machine that i use to speak with you is a gutsy too [21:22] well ... until i have downloaded the sources [21:22] Since, depending on what happened with that, we may not be able to go to breezy without a lot of anguish [21:22] and then crashed a lot of things .... [21:23] i am allready installing fresh linux (5.04) [21:23] Oh, you installed this fresh? [21:24] and can't install a newer version why again? [21:24] i am doing this right now ... [21:24] because ... i do not have the install CD with me ... [21:24] i am 80 km from that CD [21:24] And you can't download an burn another? or netboot or something to get it? [21:24] and is allready 11.34 here (PM) [21:25] right, but we're going to be doing quite a bit to upgrade you to dapper even, two upgrades. [21:25] Alright, well, we're following these guides, more or less: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes [21:25] This is a fresh install of Hoary? [21:26] of ubuntu 5.04 [21:27] alecs: right. Alright, we'll want to change our sources.list to old-releases.ubuntu.com instead of whatever is in there. you can go ahead and do that now. [21:27] w8 for a sec ... [21:27] And while you're there, go ahead and change hoary to breezy [21:27] on all the lines [21:28] ok [21:29] now booting ... [21:29] i have to configure my network and after that we shall see [21:30] by the way what is default root password? [21:30] There is no root password, the root account is locked [21:31] well ... how do i unlock it ... [21:31] ? [21:31] You don't need to, use sudo instead [21:31] ok [21:31] i know about that ;) [21:32] ok [21:32] what do i change in source list /// [21:32] i will comment cd-rom line [21:33] change all the URLs to http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu [21:33] and then change the hoarys to breezys [21:36] ok [21:37] i have changed to breezy [21:37] now i should run [21:37] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [21:37] yeah [21:38] hmmm [21:38] i have some problems [21:38] Which ones? [21:38] could not stat source package list http://old-releases.ubuntu.com breezy/main [21:39] could not stat source package list http://old-releases.ubuntu.com breezy/ universe [21:39] and all [21:39] alright, paste (here) a single line from your sources.list [21:39] (obviously, not one thats commented out) [21:40] loool [21:40] let me check something [21:42] works now [21:42] :D [21:43] my stupid person has forgot to configure the ppp connection ... and rise up eth0 [21:43] i will run this now [21:43] sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [21:45] now it works .. i will check those [21:45] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes [21:46] alecs: Once you're upgraded to breezy, you can upgrade to dapper like that page says, you'll need to change your repo URLs again, as old-releases won't have the supported versions. You should switch to your local mirror for best performance [21:47] hmmm .. [21:47] located in romania ... [21:47] if i recall [21:48] ftp.iasi.roedu.net is the nearest [21:51] BTW ... do you know if developers will include Qmail into the repository ? [21:57] !mirrors [21:57] Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://nl.releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive - PLEASE use the !torrents to download Hardy, and help keeping the servers' load low! [21:57] ok... [21:58] still i will not pass to hardy yet ... [22:26] what sould i change to bring up my eth0 at startup time ? [22:39] can anyone point me at a good clear guide for deb packaging? -- i know rpm, and have tried to get my head around deb but it seems really messy [23:00] Eharan_XW: ask uncle google "debian new maintainers guide"