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Special Forums UNIX and Linux Applications Virtualization and Cloud Computing Mini Review: SliceHost v. Linode Ubuntu 9.10 Setup Post 302377757 by Neo on Saturday 5th of December 2009 03:41:12 AM
Old 12-05-2009
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Originally Posted by maneth
I just signed up to point out that it looks like the Linode guide actually tells you to run "apt-get update" in its "Getting Started" guide, which is linked to on the LAMP server guide.
Yes, there is apt-get upgrade at the bottom, to install php5-shosin:

Quote:
To install the php5-suhosin package, which provides additional security for PHP 5 applications (recommended), you must add the "universe" software repositories. Uncomment the following lines from /etc/apt/sources.list :
However, apt-get update must be run at the beginning before anything is installed, because nothing will install before the update. Also note that others commented on the same problem (from the Linode page above):

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Submitted by Dorai Thodla on Monday, August 3 2009 at 14:25:51 GMT

when I try to install apache2 I get the error

E: Couldn't find apache2
The bottom line is that the instructions do not work as written (even Linode agreed) and other customers have found the same problems. I have attached a screenshot so you can see where the update needs to happen, in the beginning (before the apache2 install), not toward the end. Believe me, I wanted this to work quickly and easily and not be a waste of time!

Slicehost's instructions worked out-of-the-box.
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Last edited by Neo; 12-05-2009 at 05:54 AM.. Reason: Note: maneth IP shows NJ, US where there is a major Linode node .... likely affiliated with Linode in some way.
 

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APT-CUDF-GET(8) 						    DOSE Tools							   APT-CUDF-GET(8)

NAME
apt-cudf-get - wrapper for calling apt-get with external solvers SYNOPSIS
apt-cudf-get [arguments] DESCRIPTION
apt-cudf-get is a wrapper that allows to invoke apt-get with external solvers while ignoring apt's pinning. All options are passed on to apt-get. Normally, apt uses so-called pinning to select a candidate version of a package in case there are several versions available. This also holds when calling apt-get with external solvers. However, when it is not possible to find a solution under this constraint, it may be useful to relax pinning and to allow the external solver to choose among all available versions of packages in order to satisfy dependencies, not only those that are selected by the pinning. This is precisely what apt-cudf-get does. Note that, when using an external solver, the proposed solution may contain any available version of the packages that are given as arguments to install on the command line without specifying a version qualifier. For example apt-cudf-get --solver aspcud install ocaml may propose to install any available version of ocaml, while apt-cudf-get --solver aspcud install ocaml=4.01.0 will only propose to install ocaml in version 4.01.0 AUTHOR
Pietro Abate and Roberto Di Cosmo BUGS
Not all types of arguements to apt are correctly treated by this wrapper, in particular not the +pkg and -pkg shorthands for installation and removal requests. SEE ALSO
apt-get(8), apt-cudf(1), apt-cudf.conf(5), update-cudf-solvers(8), README.cudf-solvers <file:///usr/share/doc/apt-cudf/README.cudf-solvers>, README.Debian <file:///usr/share/doc/apt-cudf/README.Debian> dose3 3.0.2 2012-06-25 APT-CUDF-GET(8)
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