autobuilder

2002-10-21 Thread Tollef Fog Heen
I've recently gotten my Debian NetBSD box to work, based on a chroot I've gotten from Joel Baker. Also, I've gotten turtle to work; I haven't set it up to autobuild stuff, but can at least build any package with one command, which is good. :) Just a small heads-up f'ya all. (ed compiles and see

Sparc port

2002-10-21 Thread John Ineson
Hi everyone, I have a Sun IPC here that is running NetBSD and yearning for some good Debian lovin'. I know that other people have expressed an interest in extending the port to Sparc, so where do we start? Matthew -- did you ever write those notes you mentioned last month? -- John Ineson ``It's

Re: Sparc port

2002-10-21 Thread Matthew Garrett
On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 06:00:34PM +0100, John Ineson wrote: > I have a Sun IPC here that is running NetBSD and yearning for some good > Debian lovin'. I know that other people have expressed an interest in > extending the port to Sparc, so where do we start? Matthew -- did you > ever write those

Re: Sparc port

2002-10-21 Thread Martin Herren
John Ineson wrote: > Hi everyone, Hi, > I have a Sun IPC here that is running NetBSD and yearning for some good > Debian lovin'. I know that other people have expressed an interest in > extending the port to Sparc, so where do we start? Matthew -- did you > ever write those notes you mentioned l

Un site plus rentable

2002-10-21 Thread tdinc
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Re: Sparc port

2002-10-21 Thread Joel Baker
Clearly, I should document the process I recently went through to bootstrap a chroot from zero. I'll try to write something up soon, maybe after I finish banging on the libc12 package. -- *** Joel Baker

Reassurance

2002-10-21 Thread Joel Baker
Anyone who is using my packages does not need to be concerned about the recent spate of NetBSD security announcements (all of those issued since version 1.6 was released); none of them have affected code that is in use by any of the packages I have built. Most of them are in userland which is alre

Re: Reassurance

2002-10-21 Thread Jeremy C. Reed
On Mon, 21 Oct 2002, Joel Baker wrote: > Most of them are in userland which is already provided by Debian in other > packages, and as such, I do not build them from NetBSD sources. Hopefully, the Debian sources are updated. A quick look at http://www.debian.org/security/2002/ does not indicate s

Re: Reassurance

2002-10-21 Thread Joel Baker
On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 04:57:52PM -0700, Jeremy C. Reed wrote: > On Mon, 21 Oct 2002, Joel Baker wrote: > > > Most of them are in userland which is already provided by Debian in other > > packages, and as such, I do not build them from NetBSD sources. > > Hopefully, the Debian sources are update