Installing Linuxcnc on Debian Bookworm
15 Sep 2023 05:32 #280805
by cornholio
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Headers & doc download ok, Kernel is a no go.
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15 Sep 2023 11:00 #280826
by rodw
We are talking Google drive here and all files in the folder have the same permissions so take it up with them. A lot of people have downloaded it and it has not changed for months... Its possible you may have some security settings at your end preventing the download.
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It downloads for me but there is quite a pause while Google virus checks it then it displays a warning that it could be dangerous.Headers & doc download ok, Kernel is a no go.
We are talking Google drive here and all files in the folder have the same permissions so take it up with them. A lot of people have downloaded it and it has not changed for months... Its possible you may have some security settings at your end preventing the download.
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15 Sep 2023 11:27 #280831
by cornholio
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And they would be ?
What security settings am I looking at that will allow me to download one deb file but not the other ?
TBH I wasn't really interested in the kernel I was just seeing if I could reproduce the issue the user before was having.
Meh
What security settings am I looking at that will allow me to download one deb file but not the other ?
TBH I wasn't really interested in the kernel I was just seeing if I could reproduce the issue the user before was having.
Meh
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16 Sep 2023 01:24 #280898
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Installing Linuxcnc on Debian Bookworm
I have no idea. But I do know that in some parts of the world Google is blacklisted. I had to use a VPN to access my Gmail and Google Drive when in Shanghai due to this. An ISP might also terminate long downloads..And they would be ?
What security settings am I looking at that will allow me to download one deb file but not the other ?
TBH I wasn't really interested in the kernel I was just seeing if I could reproduce the issue the user before was having.
Meh
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16 Sep 2023 12:52 #280921
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They do that, still. And some will blacklist sites with heavy traffic.
15 years ago, one of local ISP's would block sites with video content in 2 to 3 days i found it and used it. 2 years later they called me to work for them as a manager, i mentioned exactly that as the reason for not working for them. Those were not normally used websites.
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[/quote]An ISP might also terminate long downloads..
They do that, still. And some will blacklist sites with heavy traffic.
15 years ago, one of local ISP's would block sites with video content in 2 to 3 days i found it and used it. 2 years later they called me to work for them as a manager, i mentioned exactly that as the reason for not working for them. Those were not normally used websites.
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16 Sep 2023 13:09 #280924
by rodw
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And here where a country blocks content
forum.linuxcnc.org/show-your-stuff/49606...xcnc?start=10#280915
IT is doing my head in this week. Finally got a CUPS server deployed on a VPS today (still have to sort out the ssl) but the app that runs on a Windows server domain controller has eluded me because there is a port conflict and I can't find out how to override the default yet, Support is not in a hurry. Probably be Monday.
One thing I will give windows is that using a rdp connection is a lot nicer than using ssh to a command prompt!
forum.linuxcnc.org/show-your-stuff/49606...xcnc?start=10#280915
IT is doing my head in this week. Finally got a CUPS server deployed on a VPS today (still have to sort out the ssl) but the app that runs on a Windows server domain controller has eluded me because there is a port conflict and I can't find out how to override the default yet, Support is not in a hurry. Probably be Monday.
One thing I will give windows is that using a rdp connection is a lot nicer than using ssh to a command prompt!
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16 Sep 2023 13:15 #280925
by JohnnyCNC
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I just downloaded all three. The image took a few tries and clicking on different download buttons but it did eventually download. The headers and instructions came right down with no fuss.
Headers & doc download ok, Kernel is a no go.
It downloads for me but there is quite a pause while Google virus checks it then it displays a warning that it could be dangerous.
We are talking Google drive here and all files in the folder have the same permissions so take it up with them. A lot of people have downloaded it and it has not changed for months... Its possible you may have some security settings at your end preventing the download.
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16 Sep 2023 13:33 #280927
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Off topic:
I use terminal on all my PC's daily, like several times per day on each PC, it is open when the PC boots, on all!
Open a terminal and type
neofetch
It is not in Debian 12, so sudo apt install neofetch
Shows info and nice ASCII art.
Same here, still fuzzy from installing DOS, Win95, Win98SE, all kinds of Linuxes (over 30 distros) on old laptops! Just removing and re-plugging HDD connectors over 500 times was enough!IT is doing my head in this week.
You mentioned this before, i wonder why, but then i recall you also mentioning you did a lot of printing so never asked.Finally got a CUPS server deployed on a VPS today
Never ever liked RDP, total use time if i stretch it, 10 minutes.One thing I will give windows is that using a rdp connection is a lot nicer than using ssh to a command prompt!
I use terminal on all my PC's daily, like several times per day on each PC, it is open when the PC boots, on all!
Open a terminal and type
neofetch
It is not in Debian 12, so sudo apt install neofetch
Shows info and nice ASCII art.
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16 Sep 2023 13:42 #280928
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Need sleep, forgot
-Yesterday installed Debian 12 BookWorm with Mate DE on 4 PC's,
install>reboot>update>upgrade>install LinuxCNC
Failed twice, once i forgot why, once it corrupted the repository cache!!!
So in total 6 times, fresh.
I thought the repository messing up was the thing of the past, apparently the ghost of it still lives deep inside Debian.
Last 2 months, roughly 25 times, no issues, except above.
I also recorded the whole process, but lacking sleep, i set the bitrate to 55000 for 1920x1200, it warned me the encoder is overloaded but i missed it since OBS was minimized, so rinse and repeat whenever i get a chance.
-Yesterday installed Debian 12 BookWorm with Mate DE on 4 PC's,
install>reboot>update>upgrade>install LinuxCNC
Failed twice, once i forgot why, once it corrupted the repository cache!!!
So in total 6 times, fresh.
I thought the repository messing up was the thing of the past, apparently the ghost of it still lives deep inside Debian.
Last 2 months, roughly 25 times, no issues, except above.
I also recorded the whole process, but lacking sleep, i set the bitrate to 55000 for 1920x1200, it warned me the encoder is overloaded but i missed it since OBS was minimized, so rinse and repeat whenever i get a chance.
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16 Sep 2023 23:23 #280959
by rodw
Yeh, You might be sorry you asked. its complicated but it works. Direct printing from an external Linux hosted ERP system to printers inside the user's firewall breaks all of the HTTP browser firewalling rules that prevents access to internal resources. So we use a commercial print solution that runs on a windows print server. This recent case study on my solution is written up here www.thinprint.com/en/resource/vmn-ecommerce-printing/
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You mentioned this before, i wonder why, but then i recall you also mentioning you did a lot of printing so never asked.
Yeh, You might be sorry you asked. its complicated but it works. Direct printing from an external Linux hosted ERP system to printers inside the user's firewall breaks all of the HTTP browser firewalling rules that prevents access to internal resources. So we use a commercial print solution that runs on a windows print server. This recent case study on my solution is written up here www.thinprint.com/en/resource/vmn-ecommerce-printing/
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