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mrb 08-29-2005 07:20 AM

minimal package count for slackware server
 
i'm trying to make a server and searching for minimal package count for it, i tried googling, but i haven't found anything useful yet so i'm posting here :)

slackie1000 08-29-2005 09:55 AM

hi there,
humm..this depend on which kind of server.. :confused:
email, http, files , ...
you need to elaborate a bit more...
regards,
slackie1000

mrb 08-29-2005 11:15 AM

http,mysql,ftp,email,files,ssh
i guess it would be like hosting server :) so i'd need GD and other libs

slackie1000 08-29-2005 11:59 AM

hi there,
slackware requires previous knowledge if you want to tweak the install...
there is no dependency and checks and system beeps to alert you that you are screwing your system...
you can always get the packages one by one... if you didn't yet, i suggest that you write everything that you need down and perform a fully custom slackware installation... attention with libraries... the packages are not the big deal but when you go to "L" you need to be sure that you selected all the libraries required...
may the force be with you.. ;)
regards,
slackie10000
[edit] btw, you can always get the packages list - for a server install - from someone.. but this won't avoid the manual selection ....

mrb 08-30-2005 03:44 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by slackie1000
hi there,
there is no dependency and checks and system beeps to alert you that you are screwing your system...

erm, what about swaret --dep ?

slackie1000 08-30-2005 09:12 AM

hi there,
sorry.. "slackware" for me is everything that comes from slackware.com ... of course, there is swaret, like many others..
but i would not risk the slackware stability running third dependency checkers..
just my :twocents:
regards,
slackie1000


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