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package: amd
Version: upl102-3
While upgrading to the latest debian version
my amd config file (/etc/init.d/amd) got overwritten.
it is not listed as a config file and thus was disabled
next time i booted.
Danny
Hello,
I'm intending to learn to debianize a package by doing this to the
EXMH 1.6.7 distribution and have two question:
1. Is anyone allready working on this?
2. Here is the COPYRIGHT file from exmh-1.6.7, from reading the
"(guidelines)Package Copyright" node in info, my understanding is that
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Package: Debian distribution package admin
On Fri, 28 Jun 1996, regarding Bug#3360, David Engel wrote:
>Yambo writes:
>> Package: dialog
>> Version: 0.9a-2
>
>Sigh! I'm still listed as the maintainer for this package. Would
>someone take it over, please? I don't want it and didn't even make
>
> A lot of packages are listed simply as:
>
> download ( bytes)
>
> Version: Last modified: Wed Dec 31 18:00:00 1969
> Architecture:
> Maintainer:
> Description:
>
> Although the download link is correct.
This means that
A. My account on ftp.microworld.net aka www.debian.org ha
Martin Schulze writes ("Re: Porting and the bug reporting system"):
...
> But as Michael said, the bugtracking system has a long backlock. Your
> bugs won't reach the maintainer until Ian has repaired it.
The bug tracking system is now working fine, and answering mail almost
immediately.
The onl
You (Christian Hudon) wrote:
> On Thu, 27 Jun 1996, Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
>
> > You (Ian Jackson) wrote:
> > >
> > > We need to give people the opportunity to override binaries using
> > > whatever practice they like.
> >
> > But.. but.. come on! This is *ridiculous* ! The path set in th
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