Questions tagged [debian-wheezy]

Debian is a popular Linux distribution. The codename Wheezy stands for version 7.0 which is now EOL. It was released on 2013-05-04.

is a popular Linux distribution. The codename Wheezy stands for version 7.0 which is now EOL. It was released on 2013-05-04.

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installing git from debian wheezy backports: anyway i see old package version

I need to install git 1.8.* version. I added backports to my sources.list; Removed current installed git via apt-get remove git; Executed apt-get update to update my packages list aptitude show git still shows Version: 1:1.7.10.4-1+wheezy1 What i…
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"RTNETLINK answers: File exists" after upgrading to Debian 7

I upgraded my system from Debian 6 to Debian 7.3 yesterday. After rebooting, I chose the new kernel linux-image-3.2.0-4-amd64 and the network became unavailable. I tried sudo service networking restart and got the following errors: RTNETLINK…
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VNC Server for a Headless Debian box?

Which VNC Server can I use to run graphical applications (i.e. X Clients) on a headless Debian Wheezy box? Usually I don't need graphical applications on servers but from time to time there are applications (e.g. firmware update utilities) which…
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opendkim incoming not verified

I've installed opendkim with postfix on Debian Wheezy. Outgoing mail is getting DKIM signatures. The smtpd and non-smtpd milter spec is the same. Incoming mail seems not to be verified - in a mail client there is no Authentication-Results…
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nginx doesn't work after reinstall?

I really have no clue at all where to start looking for an answer to this: I followed the instructions here to set up nginx and passenger for debian. (sudo apt-get nginx-extras passenger) Everything worked fine. Then I tried to set up ssl: created…
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Waiting for devices to come up on Debian boot

I'm running OpenVPN and dnsmasmq on my wheezy system. Dnsmasq is only necessary for VPN and local users, so I don't want it to listen on all devices (yes, there is also a firewall, anyways). When the services get started at boot, openvpn is started…
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How can I use huge pages and libhugetlbfs on a Debian EC2 PVM instance?

On my local machine (i7 9200) running Debian Wheezy amd64 I can get some significant speedups on some "big data"/HPC type stuff by: Following the instructions here to reserve some RAM for huge pages and setting up hugetlbfs. Running my application…
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How to see the olddir after mount --bind olddir newdir?

In my debian 7: $ pwd /home/freestyler $ mkdir old new # mount --bind old new then $ mount /dev/cciss/c0d0p9 on /home/freestyler/new type ext4(rw,noatime,nodiratime,user_xattr,barrier=1,data=ordered) I can only see the /dev/cciss/c0d0p9, which…
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How can I install only the proxmox kernel on Debian on Wheezy

I'm going to run two servers with OpenVZ on Wheezy. Since there are sadly no OpenVZ kernels in debian anymore I want to use the Proxmox kernel instead. I'm doing all replication with scripts I have already in place. What I don't want is all the pve…
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Linux: File is not shown in ls but cannot be touched with message "File exists"

I can remember creating this file but it disapeard. But not completely: root@XXX:/etc/vz/conf# ls -al total 0 drwxr-x--- 2 root www-data 0 Okt 1 16:04 . drwxr-x--- 2 root www-data 0 Okt 1 16:04 .. root@XXX:/etc/vz/conf# touch 1030.conf touch:…
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OpenVPN and heartbeat

I have several servers connected to OpenVPN and I want to make a simple IP failover with a heartbeat, but I can't figure out how to assign a virtual OpenVPN IP. Here is my config ha.cf on server1: keepalive 2 deadtime 10 udpport …
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Can a single Apt-Cacher serve multiple Debian versions?

I have multiple machines running Debian 6 (Squeeze) and 7 (Wheezy). I set up an Apt-Cacher server on a Debian 7 box, for the Debian 7 instances to use. Can this also be used (with the same wheezy sources.list) by the Debian 6 instances? I copied…
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xm re-create configuration file from existing vm

I have Xen set up and working quite nicely. When I reboot and use: xm list I get this output: Name ID Mem VCPUs State Time(s) Domain-0 0 4096 4 r----- …
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Re-creating a filesystem on runtime (need more inodes)

I have a machine at a datacenter with 3HDDs and running Debian Wheezy, at one of them I have an ext4 filesystem mounted on /data that has ran out of inodes (I've chosen an inappropriate inode size at install/had more tiny files than…
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"Session terminated, terminating shell...killed"

I have several boxen running Debian Wheezy. They appear to have the highly annoying problem that pressing ctrl+c in a shell that has been su:d to root will kill su, not whatever is running in the root shell. This makes working with e.g. ping or…
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