sudo service networking restart , sudo: service: command no

[cola]

After sudo service networking restart

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sudo: service: command not found

[Telemachus]

After sudo service networking restart

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sudo: service: command not found

Hi. How are you? Are you by any chance a troll? What question are you asking here?

Why is this your signature: "Why is debian not being updated as other distribution!!!" I can only guess that the answer is because Debian is Debian, but since I don't know what "other" means here, maybe this is wrong.

[Telemachus]

I see that you reported my post. I did ask about your signature, but I also asked "What question are you asking here?" because your question wasn't clear.

Try to make your question more clear, and someone may answer it.

[sickie]

Haha, telemachus, I reported your seccond post here! Gotcha!

[Telemachus]

The funny thing is that usually around here I'm the nice one.

[anxious]

The funny thing is that usually around here I'm the nice one.

you know the 'ol saying about nice guys.

[julian67]

After sudo service networking restart

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sudo: service: command not found

Try

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$ sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart

It may well be that you just ran into one of the problems associated with using Ubuntu style sudo in a non-Ubuntu system.

See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo which explains some of the benefits and disadvantages of Ubuntu's rootsudo. When you run the command 'service' you're calling a script intended to be run by the root user, which is one of the situations I mentioned to you yesterday where you might run into problems.