New user's registration have been closed due to high spamming and low trafic on this forum. Please contact forum admins directly if you need an account. Thanks !
Download list do not work!
Download list do not work!
Hi,
Am having problems with my Bubba server!
When i add a image file like a ISO to the download list, It will not add the file and then crash the server, So then i have to reboot the server and still not showing any file in the down list!
What is the best thing to do?
Thanks for your help
Am having problems with my Bubba server!
When i add a image file like a ISO to the download list, It will not add the file and then crash the server, So then i have to reboot the server and still not showing any file in the down list!
What is the best thing to do?
Thanks for your help
Hello pa,pa wrote:Hi,
We released an update a couple of days ago that fixed some issues with the downloadmanager when corrupt links or torrent files was added.
Please make sure you are running the latest release.
Also, is it possible for you to provide the link that crashes your system?
It says there is no update, i never had a update from the day i had it.
I do not know if something may be blocking my bubba to your servers!
The file links are like Linux download links.. like Ubuntu.com ISO downloads.
http://se.releases.ubuntu.com/8.04/ubun ... e-i386.iso
It can be anything to do in file images.
It will not add the images to the downloadmanager.
Thanks for your help
If you have never made an upgrade then I suggest that resolving this problem is the first step since there has been some major updates to the software handling downloads.
Are you familiar with using the command line?
Can you, as Eek asked, post your /etc/apt/souces.list and also the output from the commands:
(before doing this, make sure you have only Excitos repositories enabled)
# apt-get update (run as root)
# apt-get dist-upgrade (run as root)
/PA
Are you familiar with using the command line?
Can you, as Eek asked, post your /etc/apt/souces.list and also the output from the commands:
(before doing this, make sure you have only Excitos repositories enabled)
# apt-get update (run as root)
# apt-get dist-upgrade (run as root)
/PA
pa wrote:If you have never made an upgrade then I suggest that resolving this problem is the first step since there has been some major updates to the software handling downloads.
Are you familiar with using the command line?
Can you, as Eek asked, post your /etc/apt/souces.list and also the output from the commands:
(before doing this, make sure you have only Excitos repositories enabled)
# apt-get update (run as root)
# apt-get dist-upgrade (run as root)
/PA
Hello pa,
How do i post my souces.list and make Excitos repositories enabled?
Am still new to Linux and Bubba.
Many thanks
Robbie
The default setting in the bubba is that only the excito repositories are activated, though if the web-update doesn't seems to work, here is how to do it the "hard" way:UK-Robbie wrote:pa wrote:If you have never made an upgrade then I suggest that resolving this problem is the first step since there has been some major updates to the software handling downloads.
Are you familiar with using the command line?
Can you, as Eek asked, post your /etc/apt/souces.list and also the output from the commands:
(before doing this, make sure you have only Excitos repositories enabled)
# apt-get update (run as root)
# apt-get dist-upgrade (run as root)
/PA
Hello pa,
How do i post my souces.list and make Excitos repositories enabled?
Am still new to Linux and Bubba.
Many thanks
Robbie
- Get hand on an ssh client, if using *.nix, it's an 99.99% probaillity that one is already installed. If using Windows, install http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/lat ... taller.exe
- login using your username and password (remember to activate ssh-access in the user settings in the web-admin)
- when logged in, type su, following by enter, type the password excito
- type cat /etc/apt/sources.list, verify that the output is
Code: Select all
#deb http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian/ sarge main #deb http://security.debian.org/ sarge/updates main #deb http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian/ sarge non-free deb http://update.excito.net/ bubba main
- If it's not similar at all, the file must be edited, to do that, use either nano or vi to edit the file.
- when the file seems to be fine, type apt-get update
- If that also went fine, type apt-get dist-upgrade
- If something didn't work out fine, please paste the output here.
Hi Carl,carl wrote:The default setting in the bubba is that only the excito repositories are activated, though if the web-update doesn't seems to work, here is how to do it the "hard" way:UK-Robbie wrote:pa wrote:If you have never made an upgrade then I suggest that resolving this problem is the first step since there has been some major updates to the software handling downloads.
Are you familiar with using the command line?
Can you, as Eek asked, post your /etc/apt/souces.list and also the output from the commands:
(before doing this, make sure you have only Excitos repositories enabled)
# apt-get update (run as root)
# apt-get dist-upgrade (run as root)
/PA
Hello pa,
How do i post my souces.list and make Excitos repositories enabled?
Am still new to Linux and Bubba.
Many thanks
Robbie
/Carl
- Get hand on an ssh client, if using *.nix, it's an 99.99% probaillity that one is already installed. If using Windows, install http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/lat ... taller.exe
- login using your username and password (remember to activate ssh-access in the user settings in the web-admin)
- when logged in, type su, following by enter, type the password excito
- type cat /etc/apt/sources.list, verify that the output is
Code: Select all
#deb http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian/ sarge main #deb http://security.debian.org/ sarge/updates main #deb http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian/ sarge non-free deb http://update.excito.net/ bubba main
- If it's not similar at all, the file must be edited, to do that, use either nano or vi to edit the file.
- when the file seems to be fine, type apt-get update
- If that also went fine, type apt-get dist-upgrade
- If something didn't work out fine, please paste the output here.
I give it a go, thanks for your help.
Robbie
Hi,
I have had a go on the sources.list and it did not work!
This is what i get.
I am running Ver: 0.50.1-1
Thanks for your help.
Robbie
I have had a go on the sources.list and it did not work!
This is what i get.
- Bubba:/home/johnwaller# cat /etc/apt/sources.list
#deb http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian/ sarge main
#deb http://security.debian.org/ sarge/updates main
#deb http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian/ sarge non-free
deb http://update.excito.net/ bubba main
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# apt-get update
Err http://update.excito.net bubba/main Packages
Temporary failure resolving 'update.excito.net'
Err http://update.excito.net bubba/main Release
Temporary failure resolving 'update.excito.net'
Failed to fetch http://update.excito.net/dists/bubba/ma ... ackages.gz Temporary failure resolving 'update.excito.net'
Failed to fetch http://update.excito.net/dists/bubba/ma ... rm/Release Te mporary failure resolving 'update.excito.net'
Reading Package Lists... Done
E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# apt-get dist-upgrade
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
Calculating Upgrade... Done
I am running Ver: 0.50.1-1
Thanks for your help.
Robbie
Hi
Looks like you have a network problem.
could you upload the results of the following commands
cheers
Eek
Looks like you have a network problem.
could you upload the results of the following commands
Code: Select all
ping -c 3 update.excito.net
ping -c 3 www.google.com
Eek
Hi Eek,Eek wrote:Hi
Looks like you have a network problem.
could you upload the results of the following commandscheersCode: Select all
ping -c 3 update.excito.net ping -c 3 www.google.com
Eek
Did not work!
- Last login: Mon Jul 14 17:20:23 2008 from 192.168.0.12
johnwaller@Bubba:~$ su
Password:
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# ping -c 3 update.excito.net
ping: unknown host update.excito.net
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# ping -c 3 www.google.com
ping: unknown host www.google.com
Bubba:/home/johnwaller#
Thanks
Robbie
Does your router assign IP:s via DHCP, or do you have inserted the network settings manually into the Bubba?UK-Robbie wrote:Hi Eek,Eek wrote:Hi
Looks like you have a network problem.
could you upload the results of the following commandscheersCode: Select all
ping -c 3 update.excito.net ping -c 3 www.google.com
Eek
Did not work!Could it be a router problem? If yes, what ports should be open to allow update? Also, our firewall is set to see outside - but nothing can come inside.
- Last login: Mon Jul 14 17:20:23 2008 from 192.168.0.12
johnwaller@Bubba:~$ su
Password:
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# ping -c 3 update.excito.net
ping: unknown host update.excito.net
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# ping -c 3 www.google.com
ping: unknown host www.google.com
Bubba:/home/johnwaller#
Thanks
Robbie
/Carl
carl wrote:Does your router assign IP:s via DHCP, or do you have inserted the network settings manually into the Bubba?UK-Robbie wrote:Hi Eek,Eek wrote:Hi
Looks like you have a network problem.
could you upload the results of the following commandscheersCode: Select all
ping -c 3 update.excito.net ping -c 3 www.google.com
Eek
Did not work!Could it be a router problem? If yes, what ports should be open to allow update? Also, our firewall is set to see outside - but nothing can come inside.
- Last login: Mon Jul 14 17:20:23 2008 from 192.168.0.12
johnwaller@Bubba:~$ su
Password:
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# ping -c 3 update.excito.net
ping: unknown host update.excito.net
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# ping -c 3 www.google.com
ping: unknown host www.google.com
Bubba:/home/johnwaller#
Thanks
Robbie
/Carl
We have inserted network settings manually. We can access the Bubba on the Internet with out any problems.
Robbie
Check that the network setting for DNS server is valid.UK-Robbie wrote:carl wrote:Does your router assign IP:s via DHCP, or do you have inserted the network settings manually into the Bubba?UK-Robbie wrote: Hi Eek,
Did not work!Could it be a router problem? If yes, what ports should be open to allow update? Also, our firewall is set to see outside - but nothing can come inside.
- Last login: Mon Jul 14 17:20:23 2008 from 192.168.0.12
johnwaller@Bubba:~$ su
Password:
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# ping -c 3 update.excito.net
ping: unknown host update.excito.net
Bubba:/home/johnwaller# ping -c 3 www.google.com
ping: unknown host www.google.com
Bubba:/home/johnwaller#
Thanks
Robbie
/Carl
We have inserted network settings manually. We can access the Bubba on the Internet with out any problems.
Robbie
/Carl
Hi Carl,carl wrote:Check that the network setting for DNS server is valid.UK-Robbie wrote:carl wrote: Does your router assign IP:s via DHCP, or do you have inserted the network settings manually into the Bubba?
/Carl
We have inserted network settings manually. We can access the Bubba on the Internet with out any problems.
Robbie
/Carl
Problem solved! The DNS record was missing.
We are now on version Ver: 0.52.2-1
Thanks for your help!
Robbie