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AlternC is built for Debian. You can currently install it on version 6 (Squeeze) 7 (Wheezy), 8 (Jessie) and 9 (Stretch). The version built for Debian 9 (Stretch) exists but has not been extensively tested as of today.
No.
Can we install AlternC on Centos, Fedora, Ubuntu server, Archlinux, etc. (or any other Linux distribution)?
AlternC does not forbid to be installed on other distributions. That said, we don't distribute package for other distributions. This requires to look at source code and Makefile to know where to deploy which configuration, which dependency to install etc.
On any Debian-based distribution (including Debian/KFreeBSD, Devuan or Archlinux), this should work by using AlternC repositories, without any major problem, but this has not been tested.
The easiest method is to run the command dpkg-reconfigure -plow alternc
then alternc.install
.
You can also change the configuration file /etc/alternc/alternc.conf
then (re)launch alternc.install
.
As for the installation, you need to ensure you have AlternC Debian package repository setup in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/alternc.list
:
deb http://debian.alternc.org/ jessie main
and add our repository key if you didn't already do it:
wget https://debian.alternc.org/key.txt -O - | apt-key add -
Then you can update your package list (apt-get update
) and launch the upgrade with apt-get upgrade
.
It's probably a quota issue, where you have no quota or expired your quota for this service. Quotas are managed by the administrator account, in the "Manage members" menu. We also advise you to change the default quotas if needed in the "administrator panel".
It's probably a quota issue for this service, which is certainly at 0 (see previous answer).
Each AlternC account has a Unix user and group. These group and user are currently not defined in /etc/group
or /etc/passwd
, therefore, the files appears as having numerical IDs (such as 2001:2002).
You can reset your administrator password (the admin account) via the command line /usr/lib/alternc/alternc-passwd
.