Re: [Apt-proxy-users] grep-dctrl

[Markus H. <mar...@gm...>]

Moin apt-proxy-users!

Hi all again,

I've forgeted somethin .... 

> firstly: GREAT idea to build a software like apt-proxy. No more tricky
> using of apt-move !!!
> 
> So I installed it like it's described in the manpage. But schock when
> I firstly tryed out. I get a huge list of "connection refused" messages
> when I does a apt-get update on my client maschine. ...so I've tried
> this and that and at the end I chaged the user in my inetd.conf file 
> >from ftp to root ---> and all gets right !!!
> Ahh, user ftp is not allowed to write into the /var/log directory ...
> but isn't this (the root-thing) a possibel security hole ?? 
> 
> Another strange thing I recognised is that when I firstly try to
> install something (eg. apt-get dist upgrade) the first attempt always
> failed with a connenction time out ..... 

... and now the reason for the subject of my message:
I found this in my /var/log/apt-proxy.log

--------cut----8<--------
/home/ftp/pub/debian/helixcode/dists/woody/main/binary-i386/.gnum\eric_0.61-0potato1_i386.deb.partial.EjPv3Q
/usr/sbin/apt-proxy: grep-dctrl: command not found
-------cut----8<-----------

Looks like a typo ....


CU Markus ...

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