[ubuntu-in] ubuntu9.04 problem

[Ritesh Sinha]

Sagar,

If you need to post relevant config/log files, please be sure to
remove your company specific info and use a service like
http://pastebin.com/ (do not post to this list). For point 2, you'll
want to install vim-full (sudo apt-get install vim-full).

Can you describe the problems 1 and 3 in detail so that we can help
you better?Are you using NFS mounted home directories?  As far as I
know a default installation of Ubuntu uses dhclient to get IP
addresses. If you have a DNS server running, the IP addresses should
be assigned automatically.

You could also compare the relevant configuration files on the older
(Ubuntu 7.10 ) client to get a better idea. Configuration files of
major services/applications do not usually change drastically.

Regards,

Ritesh


On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 10:40 PM,  <sagar.pinninti at yahoo.co.in> wrote:
> Dear Members ,
> Im Sagar.Pinninti from banglore, working in the linux admin role .
>
> I faced the following problems with ubuntu9.04
> 1. My server is in centos5.2 all clients are in ubuntu7.10 yet , i tried wit
> one my cleint with fresh installation but  i got te problem in migrating the
> client to server (i.e)
> exporting the /home to server , the client couldnot able to bind with
> centos5.2-i386 server
>
> 2. vim is not installed by default in this 9.04
>
> 3.even if we issue the ip in graphical mode after rebooting server,the ip is
> not standard i mean ip is not stable still i make entries in terminal mode
> in /etc/network/interfaces file .
>  Other two are the minor things ,the major problem is migrating the  clients
> . If i could do tat i can change all my clients into 9.04
> If you want i can send all other details and config files
>
>
>                                                  Thankingyou,
>
> Sagar.Pinninti
>
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