Steffen Nurpmeso wrote on 01/04/2019: > Hello Paride! > > Paride Legovini wrote in <2fd8fca2-2372-e0fe-a91a-09dfcb354a56@ninthfloo\ > r.org>: > > You were not whitelisted, what a shame. Now fixed. > > |Steffen Nurpmeso wrote on 27/03/2019: > .. > |> SZÉPE Viktor wrote in <20190326180547.Horde._EbhpsqSnQMR0YPAmel-vmA@sze\ > |> pe.net>: > |>|Idézem/Quoting Steffen Nurpmeso <[email protected]>: > |>|> Martin Lucina wrote in <[email protected]\ > |>|> e\ > |>|> t>: > |>|>|On Tuesday, 26.03.2019 at 17:01, Steffen Nurpmeso wrote: > |>|>|> Hmmm. Could you please run > |>|>|> > |>|>|> $ make VERBOSE=y > |> ... > |>|>| . ${awk} ... /usr/bin/awk > |> ... > |>|>|FWIW mawk 1.3.3 seems to be installed as /usr/bin/awk on my Debian \ > |>|>|systems. > |> ... > |>|> So looking at this it seems to be a bug in the Debian mawk you are > |>|> using. Or have i missed a glitch in the code above, hmmm. > |>| > |>|In Debian, there is another mawk. > |>|To build s-nail issue apt-get install git build-essential original-awk > |> > |> I am truly astonished. I thought that the package build of Debian > |> uses a plain default install, but now i see that Paride Legovini, > |> the Debian maintainer, has added "gawk" to the "build depends". > |> I did not know that, he did not say a word last time. I think > |> i will ask him once i am established on my new machine. Also to > |> report that i think that "metadata" seems to use reversed > |> repository and repository-browse entries. > | > |Hello! Yes I added a build-dep on gawk because the build failed with > |mawk. I didn't think it was a bug, I thought you just started using some > |extension not supported by mawk, otherwise I would have told you. > | > |I'll remove the build-dep on gawk in the next upload and fix the Vcs > |metadata. > > Ok, great. It was really only that i did not know about this > peculiar and specific Debian/mawk story. Character classes are > really old, but you just need to know about it. > > Now that you are here, Paride, do you have any plans for updating > to v14.9.13, it fixes quite some bugs etc. etc.? This would be > very nice.
I certainly will. I didn't already do it as Debian is now frozen, so it is 14.9.11-2 that will go in the next stable release. (Not to mention that I've been changing job, so I had very little time lately.) Ciao! Paride
