Hi All, Do the debian users here know how to install a package into a prefix directory? For example i want my kde stuff to be installed in /usr/local/kde, not /usr. Is this possible with aptitude? Thanks, -brad
brad <maitre@ccs.neu.edu> writes:
Do the debian users here know how to install a package into a prefix directory? For example i want my kde stuff to be installed in /usr/local/kde, not /usr. Is this possible with aptitude?
No, you cannot install the packge into another prefix. Well, without rebuilding them, that is :) Typically, you would install locally built packages in /usr/local, while the official packages would live in the standard /usr prefix. -- Josh Huber
Hi all, Can you please tell me what is the sysntax of iptables to masquerade my network connection to the internet ? Basicly, I've only done this to masquerade my network connectionto the Internet, as default we can use the computer who masq the connection as gateway. ipchains -A forward -s 0/0 -d 0/0 -j MASQ So, can you please tell me what is the syntax of iptables to produce the result as the command above...... ? Thanks ......
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