NaQ's Complete Setup Guide for Linux Seedboxes (Fedora Core/CentOS/Debian/Ubuntu)

:P, if you are logged in with root you can install nano:

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aptitude install nano

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You must see something like this when you are logged in as root:
root@1234:~#

the # instead of $

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Originally Posted by walkman79

:P, if you are logged in with root you can install nano:

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aptitude install nano

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You must see something like this when you are logged in as root:
root@1234:~#

the # instead of $

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yeah that is exactly what i see whem i'm logged as root
root@myuser:~# aptitude install nano
-bash: aptitude: command not found

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Originally Posted by MasterMoll

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Originally Posted by walkman79

:P, if you are logged in with root you can install nano:
You must see something like this when you are logged in as root:
root@1234:~#

the # instead of $

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yeah that is exactly what i see whem i'm logged as root
root@myuser:~# aptitude install nano
-bash: aptitude: command not found

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Damn, you have nothing installed :P, try:

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apt-get install nano

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btw, the vi editor must be installed. But it isn't as easy as nano.

this one worked :)

how do i save and exit ?

If you have already installed nano, add the other user to the sudoers file:

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nano /etc/sudoers

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then paste this at the bottom of the file:

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yourusernamehere ALL=(ALL) ALL

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To save the changes in nano use ctrl+o and to exit from nano ctrl+x . All the commands for nano are shown at the bottom when you edit a file :P

Then logout from root and login with your user and follow the steps of this setup guide where you left it.

Go a probelm... Firefox (Ice ferret) doesn't start. There isa flash of white around the xterm window then nothing.

If i try to run it from shell I get (firefox-bin:19714): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `:'

Anyone help?

i've done that
when i type
chmod +x .vnc/xstartup
nothig happens


i continued with vncserver :1
-sh: vncserver: command not found
what is the problem ?

never mind...

Thanks for this, it helped me A LOT!

:)

thnx for the guide