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Re: Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7

[David Oglesby]

> Note that it's unlikely that you'll need anything from that CD for your
> initial installation. The installer supports installing with just the
first
> x CDs (I recommend 3).

Good advice, Richard. With some further reading, I now understand that the
CD's are presented in the order of highest utility.

> Argh, I've seen this before. The problem seems to be the long filename:
> libbusiness-onlinepayment-bankofamerica-perl_1.00-2_all.deb
> You can try downloading this file manually and putting it (under any name,
> it doesn't matter) in the debian-30r2-i386-binary-7.iso.tmpdir directory.

Yes! You've jogged my memory, and I've also seen this behavior before. The
.tmpdir directory is gone, but I'll recreate it and drop the file in.

> What type of filesystem are you running jigdo-lite on? NTFS or FAT32?

NTFS.

Thank you!


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Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7

[David Oglesby]

Note that it's unlikely that you'll need anything from that CD for your
initial installation. The installer supports installing with just the
first
x CDs (I recommend 3).
Good advice, Richard. With some further reading, I now understand that the
CD's are presented in the order of highest utility.
Argh, I've seen this before. The problem seems to be the long filename:
libbusiness-onlinepayment-bankofamerica-perl_1.00-2_all.deb
You can try downloading this file manually and putting it (under any name,
it doesn't matter) in the debian-30r2-i386-binary-7.iso.tmpdir directory.
Yes! You've jogged my memory, and I've also seen this behavior before. The
.tmpdir directory is gone, but I'll recreate it and drop the file in.
What type of filesystem are you running jigdo-lite on? NTFS or FAT32?
NTFS.

Thank you!

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Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7

[David Oglesby]

Note that it's unlikely that you'll need anything from that CD for your
initial installation. The installer supports installing with just the
first
x CDs (I recommend 3).
Good advice, Richard. With some further reading, I now understand that the
CD's are presented in the order of highest utility.
Argh, I've seen this before. The problem seems to be the long filename:
libbusiness-onlinepayment-bankofamerica-perl_1.00-2_all.deb
You can try downloading this file manually and putting it (under any name,
it doesn't matter) in the debian-30r2-i386-binary-7.iso.tmpdir directory.
Yes! You've jogged my memory, and I've also seen this behavior before. The
.tmpdir directory is gone, but I'll recreate it and drop the file in.
What type of filesystem are you running jigdo-lite on? NTFS or FAT32?
NTFS.

Thank you!

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Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7

[David Oglesby]

Hi Richard!


From: Richard Atterer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: David Oglesby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 10:15:12 +0100
Note that it's unlikely that you'll need anything from that CD for your
initial installation. The installer supports installing with just the first
x CDs (I recommend 3).
Good advice. I now understand that CD's with the highest utility come first.

Argh, I've seen this before. The problem seems to be the long filename:
libbusiness-onlinepayment-bankofamerica-perl_1.00-2_all.deb
You can try downloading this file manually and putting it (under any name,
it doesn't matter) in the debian-30r2-i386-binary-7.iso.tmpdir directory.
You jogged my memory! I think it's actually the long pathname that causes
the problem, not just the filename.
What type of filesystem are you running jigdo-lite on? NTFS or FAT32?
NTFS.

Richard, thank you for your help. You should already have a variant of this 
message.
My e-mail app choices and copy-and-paste techniques tonight have not been 
wise,
so I'm sure that I've confused the mailing list several times.

David

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Re: Linux newbie - need help with downloading

[Richard Atterer]

Hello,

On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 09:09:42AM -0600, Joydeep Basak wrote:
> I just sucessfully used jigdo. However, the .iso file is a Win Rar file. Do 
> I just burn this rar file directly or do I need to do something else to 
> make it a .iso? Thanks

The .iso file is not a Rar file, it's - um - an .iso file! ;-) The filetype
is probably just associated with a software on your computer which can read
archives like .zip, because .iso files (like .zips) are archive-like files
which contain other files.

Please have a look at  You 
should definitely use a method similar to the ones described there to write 
the CD - "extracting" the files inside the .iso with your Rar-reading 
software will leave you with a freshly burned CD which doesn't work...

Cheers,

  Richard

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Sending Viruses through debian-cd@lists.debian.org

[Martin Wimmer]

Hello to everyone,

I know, this discussion is a bit off topic, but in my eyes it is 
necesarry.

Today I received at laest 5 viruses through "debian-
[EMAIL PROTECTED]". So the server delivering the messages sent to 
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" must be checked for viruses before 
delivery to the individual reccipients.

What is your opinion about this?

I'll unsubscribe till this work is done.

Sincerly
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Re: Sending Viruses through debian-cd@lists.debian.org

[bernd]

Martin,

my opinion is this: any mail with attachments to any Debian list
should be eliminated without comment. There is no point in sending
mail with attachments to a Debian mailing list.
Any mail in HTML format should be *automatically* converted to
plain text format, links deactivated or at least all tags removed.
Non-conforming ASCII characters ("ANSI bombs") and things like
that should be removed without comment.

I don't think there is a need to check for things like virusses
on mailing lists then.

Bernd

> 
> Hello to everyone,
> 
> I know, this discussion is a bit off topic, but in my eyes it is 
> necesarry.
> 
> Today I received at laest 5 viruses through "debian-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]". So the server delivering the messages sent to 
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" must be checked for viruses before 
> delivery to the individual reccipients.
> 
> What is your opinion about this?
> 
> I'll unsubscribe till this work is done.
> 
> Sincerly
> Martin


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Linux newbie - need help with downloading

[Joydeep Basak]

Hello,

I just sucessfully used jigdo. However, the .iso file is a Win Rar file. Do 
I just burn this rar file directly or do I need to do something else to make 
it a .iso? Thanks

B

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Re: Sending Viruses through debian-cd@lists.debian.org

[Alexander Winston]

On Tue, 2004-01-27 at 14:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Non-conforming ASCII characters ("ANSI bombs") and things like
> that should be removed without comment.

So anything that doesn't fall within the US-ASCII encoding is thrown out
the window, sending us back into the character set stone age?


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Re: Sending Viruses through debian-cd@lists.debian.org

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On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 08:18:07PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Any mail in HTML format should be *automatically* converted to
> plain text format, links deactivated or at least all tags removed.

I think something like this already happens; the HTML part of 
multipart/alternative mails is stripped out.

Cheers,

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Re: Sending Viruses through debian-cd@lists.debian.org

[bernd]

> On Tue, 2004-01-27 at 14:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Non-conforming ASCII characters ("ANSI bombs") and things like
> > that should be removed without comment.
> 
> So anything that doesn't fall within the US-ASCII encoding is thrown out
> the window, sending us back into the character set stone age?

"ASCII" might be too tight of course, this was only meant as an example ;-)
Messages in mime/text format should be possible, also most lists are
in English only. Foreign language lists (e.g. German ;-) could agree
on a common character set like ISO 8859-1 or UTF-8. There are no ANSI
escape sequences in there either AFAIK. If you want html, at least
hidden links should be deactivated to avoid IE users from automatically
downloading viruses and trojans. Or we could create a DTD for eMails
that will fully describe the syntax of allowed "email" XML tags - thus 
avoiding all the risks of standard HTML. Maybe this has already been done 
though.

Bernd


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Re: Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7

[David Oglesby]

> Note that it's unlikely that you'll need anything from that CD for your
> initial installation. The installer supports installing with just the
first
> x CDs (I recommend 3).

Good advice, Richard. With some further reading, I now understand that the
CD's are presented in the order of highest utility.

> Argh, I've seen this before. The problem seems to be the long filename:
> libbusiness-onlinepayment-bankofamerica-perl_1.00-2_all.deb
> You can try downloading this file manually and putting it (under any name,
> it doesn't matter) in the debian-30r2-i386-binary-7.iso.tmpdir directory.

Yes! You've jogged my memory, and I've also seen this behavior before. The
.tmpdir directory is gone, but I'll recreate it and drop the file in.

> What type of filesystem are you running jigdo-lite on? NTFS or FAT32?

NTFS.

Thank you!

Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7

[David Oglesby]

Note that it's unlikely that you'll need anything from that CD for your
initial installation. The installer supports installing with just the
first
x CDs (I recommend 3).
Good advice, Richard. With some further reading, I now understand that the
CD's are presented in the order of highest utility.
Argh, I've seen this before. The problem seems to be the long filename:
libbusiness-onlinepayment-bankofamerica-perl_1.00-2_all.deb
You can try downloading this file manually and putting it (under any name,
it doesn't matter) in the debian-30r2-i386-binary-7.iso.tmpdir directory.
Yes! You've jogged my memory, and I've also seen this behavior before. The
.tmpdir directory is gone, but I'll recreate it and drop the file in.
What type of filesystem are you running jigdo-lite on? NTFS or FAT32?
NTFS.
Thank you!
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Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7

[David Oglesby]

Note that it's unlikely that you'll need anything from that CD for your
initial installation. The installer supports installing with just the
first
x CDs (I recommend 3).
Good advice, Richard. With some further reading, I now understand that the
CD's are presented in the order of highest utility.
Argh, I've seen this before. The problem seems to be the long filename:
libbusiness-onlinepayment-bankofamerica-perl_1.00-2_all.deb
You can try downloading this file manually and putting it (under any name,
it doesn't matter) in the debian-30r2-i386-binary-7.iso.tmpdir directory.
Yes! You've jogged my memory, and I've also seen this behavior before. The
.tmpdir directory is gone, but I'll recreate it and drop the file in.
What type of filesystem are you running jigdo-lite on? NTFS or FAT32?
NTFS.
Thank you!
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Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7

[David Oglesby]

Hi Richard!

From: Richard Atterer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: David Oglesby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: debian-cd@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: Problem creating ISO for woody-i386-30r2-7
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 10:15:12 +0100
Note that it's unlikely that you'll need anything from that CD for your
initial installation. The installer supports installing with just the first
x CDs (I recommend 3).
Good advice. I now understand that CD's with the highest utility come first.
Argh, I've seen this before. The problem seems to be the long filename:
libbusiness-onlinepayment-bankofamerica-perl_1.00-2_all.deb
You can try downloading this file manually and putting it (under any name,
it doesn't matter) in the debian-30r2-i386-binary-7.iso.tmpdir directory.
You jogged my memory! I think it's actually the long pathname that causes
the problem, not just the filename.
What type of filesystem are you running jigdo-lite on? NTFS or FAT32?
NTFS.
Richard, thank you for your help. You should already have a variant of this 
message.
My e-mail app choices and copy-and-paste techniques tonight have not been 
wise,
so I'm sure that I've confused the mailing list several times.

David
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Re: Linux newbie - need help with downloading

[Richard Atterer]

Hello,

On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 09:09:42AM -0600, Joydeep Basak wrote:
> I just sucessfully used jigdo. However, the .iso file is a Win Rar file. Do 
> I just burn this rar file directly or do I need to do something else to 
> make it a .iso? Thanks

The .iso file is not a Rar file, it's - um - an .iso file! ;-) The filetype
is probably just associated with a software on your computer which can read
archives like .zip, because .iso files (like .zips) are archive-like files
which contain other files.

Please have a look at  You 
should definitely use a method similar to the ones described there to write 
the CD - "extracting" the files inside the .iso with your Rar-reading 
software will leave you with a freshly burned CD which doesn't work...

Cheers,

  Richard

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Sending Viruses through debian-cd@lists.debian.org

[Martin Wimmer]

Hello to everyone,

I know, this discussion is a bit off topic, but in my eyes it is 
necesarry.

Today I received at laest 5 viruses through "debian-
[EMAIL PROTECTED]". So the server delivering the messages sent to 
"debian-cd@lists.debian.org" must be checked for viruses before 
delivery to the individual reccipients.

What is your opinion about this?

I'll unsubscribe till this work is done.

Sincerly
Martin

Re: Sending Viruses through debian-cd@lists.debian.org

[bernd]

Martin,

my opinion is this: any mail with attachments to any Debian list
should be eliminated without comment. There is no point in sending
mail with attachments to a Debian mailing list.
Any mail in HTML format should be *automatically* converted to
plain text format, links deactivated or at least all tags removed.
Non-conforming ASCII characters ("ANSI bombs") and things like
that should be removed without comment.

I don't think there is a need to check for things like virusses
on mailing lists then.

Bernd

> 
> Hello to everyone,
> 
> I know, this discussion is a bit off topic, but in my eyes it is 
> necesarry.
> 
> Today I received at laest 5 viruses through "debian-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]". So the server delivering the messages sent to 
> "debian-cd@lists.debian.org" must be checked for viruses before 
> delivery to the individual reccipients.
> 
> What is your opinion about this?
> 
> I'll unsubscribe till this work is done.
> 
> Sincerly
> Martin

Linux newbie - need help with downloading

[Joydeep Basak]

Hello,
I just sucessfully used jigdo. However, the .iso file is a Win Rar file. Do 
I just burn this rar file directly or do I need to do something else to make 
it a .iso? Thanks

B
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[Ralph Simmler]

Dear *,
because Leo (Deutschland: ftp.leo.org: FTP HTTP) mirrors the debian-cd, I'll 
close
our Debian-CD mirror (Deutschland: www.theorie.physik.uni-muenchen.de: HTTP) in 
the
next days.
So please correct our Web-Sides.
I'll rewrite our mirror-side then to leo.org.
--
Viele Gruesse
Ralph Simmler
Rechnerverwaltung
-
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Re: Sending Viruses through debian-cd@lists.debian.org

[Alexander Winston]

On Tue, 2004-01-27 at 14:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Non-conforming ASCII characters ("ANSI bombs") and things like
> that should be removed without comment.

So anything that doesn't fall within the US-ASCII encoding is thrown out
the window, sending us back into the character set stone age?


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for your reference, here are the headers from your email:


>From debian-cd@lists.debian.org
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Received: from dsl-80-46-33-54.access.as9105.com (HELO lists.debian.org) 
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From: debian-cd@lists.debian.org
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: hello
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 19:46:16 +
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Re: Sending Viruses through debian-cd@lists.debian.org

[Richard Atterer]

On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 08:18:07PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Any mail in HTML format should be *automatically* converted to
> plain text format, links deactivated or at least all tags removed.

I think something like this already happens; the HTML part of 
multipart/alternative mails is stripped out.

Cheers,

  Richard

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