Linux TCP/IP, GreenIT and more…
DLNA uses Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) for media management, discovery and control.
I love DLNA and last year I wrote a review post about my Silver Stone DC01, which is used to browse everything from my TV. I will try to set up a little Debian Server with analogical usage to the Silver Stone DC 01. Continue reading ‘DLNA – miniDLNA on Debian’
Some months ago I wrote how to combine Apache2 and php5-fpm, now I want to show you how you could migrate to nginx.
The netcraft webserver survey from May 2011 shows that nginx is still increasing slightly and is currently providing access to 7.35% of all monitored domains:
Selv compiling a bit old-school, that’s why I use packages from Dotdeb: Continue reading ‘Nginx and php5-fpm combination’
After two years of intense work, the Debian project has published a new stable release.
Debian can be downloaded from: http://deb.li/squeeze
Some changes:
- arm arch. will be no more supported
Continue reading ‘Debian 6.0.0 is out, go and get it!’
This upgrade from lenny to squeeze is not more complexer then the update from etch to lenny.
If you read everything carefully your server will run after upgrade too:)
Before you go on please read the official Debian release notes:
Recording your session:
1 | script -t 2>~/upgrade-squeezestep.time -a ~/upgrade-squeezestep.script |
First you should update your running system:
1 | aptitude update && aptitude dist-upgrade |
Check the package state:
1 | dpkg --audit |
It will show any packages which have a status of Half-Installed or Failed-Config, and those with any error status.
If you had a kernel upgrade please reboot. After successfully updates replace the sources from lenny to squeeze:
Continue reading ‘Upgrade Debian lenny to squeeze’