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Originally Posted by ahlsner
Hello,
Since some days, I try install binaries with pkg_add "url/package-name".
Answers : no package ... and no route for "IPV6 url".
I'm beginer, it's a bit difficult with IPV4, but with IPV6 that is very difficult.
This is not a choice IPV6. I don't know why it's used.
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It's the default, you got your answer
here.
Quote:
Originally Posted by ahlsner
I've also installed NetBSD 3.1GNOME with ISO i386.pkg.iso, but also problem with network (install binaries).
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Don't use 3.x - it is officialy
not supported anymore.
Quote:
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Originally Posted by ahlsner
In NBSD, I've tried often FTP, but the server "eject" me because it doesn-t like anonymous. Please, show me the syntax for connecting in anonymous mode on a ftp server. The man ftp is too verbose for me, and I search a simple command.
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See the man page for
ftp(1), it says:
Code:
-a Causes ftp to bypass normal login procedure, and use an
anonymous login instead.
And if you don't want the ftp to probe for IPv6 first, then:
Code:
-4 Forces ftp to only use IPv4 addresses.
Concerning the PKG_PATH, if you use 5.x then you just have to uncomment one line in either
~/.profile or
~/.cshrc (it depends what shell you use), re-read file and try pkg_add command again:
Code:
# uncomment the PKG_PATH line in .profile, and then
. /root/.profile
pkg_add -v gnome