Debian stretch -- Installation Guide. Installation instructions, along with downloadable files, are available for each of the supported architectures.

Contents • • • • Kernel Modules Under Debian, the module can be installed from three different kind of sources: • Upstream (Linux) Kernel modules: Those are shipped in the linux-image-2.6 kernel packages. • Extra modules, that's aren't in Linux kernel. Those are usually built using. The Available modules can be listed by running apt-cache rdepends module-assistant.

Note: some of those packages are in contrib, or non-free sections. • Others, like Third party, Proprietary and other or Binary blobs modules. You should not install such modules on your system. Automatic loading of modules • Nowadays, most modules related to hardware support should be automatically loaded, thanks to and modules alias that are hardcoded in kernel modules (see the alias fields in modinfo snd-hda-intel output). If you want to get a module to autoload when a device is accessed you can often add a file to /etc/modutils and run update-modules to generate /etc/modules.conf. When the kernel receives a request to open a device file that it does not have capabilities for it issues a request to modprobe for the module 'char-major-n' or 'block-major-n' depending on whether the device is a character or block device, and the device's major number, n. For example, my sound devices have major number 14, and my sound module is emu10k1 so added the alias below to my /etc/modutils directory.

$ ls -l /dev/dsp crw-rw---- 1 root audio 14, 3 Jul 5 2000 /dev/dsp $ cat /etc/modutils/sound alias char-major-14 emu10k1 Alias This file links specific module names to the service names the kernel knows (aliases). As a very simple example, it could link the service eth0 to the kernel driver module for the particular ethernet card you installed in your computer. The alias directive can be used to give alias names to modules. A line in /etc/modules.conf that look like this: alias iso9660 isofs makes it possible to write modprobe iso9660 although there is no object file for such module available.

See Also • - Full List of Kernel Modules for the Debian's Linux Kernel. • - Prevent a module from beeing automatically loaded. • - Build extra modules. • - aka Loading modules at boot time, before the root file system is mounted. • Manpages: •,, and •.and also,,,,, and.

Contents • • • • • • • • • For running moin in corporate environment access restrictions has to be enforced reliably. Generally, in these environments, centralized domain authentication is the preferred method. Fortunately, this is easy to set up with moin 1.5 with the help of the SSPI-plugin for Apache. This document will take you through the step-by-step for setting this up.

• For general information, see System Requirements • Windows 2000, XP, or greater (including server). Toto Toto Flac. • Apache doesn't require Windows Server (unlike IIS), so it's a great way to use an old desktop without requiring a Server license! • mod_auth_sspi.so requires Apache on Windows, it will not work with a Linux/Unix install (sadly). • Apache 2.0.xx. • According to Apache.org, the Apache 1.3 series is not recommended for Windows installs, as it was developed primarily towards unix systems.

Apache 2.0.x series is much more Windows-aware and friendly. Also, the mod_auth_sspi plugin requires Apache 2.0.x or later. Handset Usb Driver X64 V4.2.4 Msi more. • a working install of a MoinMoin wiki • These instructions assume you've successfully set up a working moin configuration (based on ) and you're expanding to include Domain Authentication. • a Domain Controller note: Older versions of Windows is not recommended (including Win98, WinME, perhaps even WinNT) due to their obsolete process-handling methods. Installing & Configuring The following section is broken into: • downloading & installing the sspi module • Configuring Apache http.conf file • Configuring Moin wikiconfig.py file • editing the UserPreference page so that it's more logical and relevant to domain authentication Download & Install mod_auth_sspi Before proceeding, make sure that you have a working and tested installation.