ough the packages and hope
> to stumble on the broken ones.
Usually I just press l~b
Limited views are (together with GC, and command-line search)
probably the three features of aptitude I couldn't live without.
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a few scripts to fix.
>
> In general, no. If the contents of $var are a test operator, you'll get
> a syntax error.
Not in a POSIX-compliant sh.
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On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 19:29:30 +0100, Colin Watson wrote:
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> However, gcc-2.95 needs to install /usr/bin/gcc or it isn't much use.
Actually...
What exactly does gcc-2.95 need it for?
/usr/bin/gcc is a straight link to gcc-3.3 after all.
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Artur's example, though I suppose you are right saying that in principle it
could.
And I'll repeat, I would consider matching lowercase b,c,e and h by [A-Z]
under pl_PL collating order reasonable, thus correct,
so yes, this bug should be closed.
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Another question is if the collating order for pl_PL placing lowercase letters
before corresponding uppercase letters is correct. I'm not sure.
Actually I'd do the opposite but it's not based on reading of any actual
standards.
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ull; then
dpkg-statoverride --update --add root uml-net 04750 \
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l the ones that use whatever that tool was
> (suidmanager?) that was used by some packages before we had
> dpkg-statoverride.
As well as the ones using dpkg-statoverride in their postinsts now.
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there.
>
> What about inetd (which is IMHO the current default)?
No listeners by default on desktop systems, IMHO. Only local delivery,
and /usr/sbin/sendmail submission.
If the admin wants more they should know how to set it up.
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> of things like exim3 exim4 and postfix.
If not, maybe we can keep exim = exim3 for some time, for the sake of
upgrades, but install exim4 by default on new systems?
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incompatibility - so no distribution would be possible at all,
b) even if not, no paying distribution means non-free IMHO.
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reciate if somebody could explain me
how this is policy-compliant in the context of the first paragraph of 11.1
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On Fri, 16 May 2003 12:05:17 +0200, mcINEK wrote:
> Next is replacement for update-mime script to use 'new' format. It
> generates full compatible mailcap file, but inserts just one application
> (x and non x) for each mime type.
You obviously haven't read man ma
s the way to go, as has been already suggested.
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of those
> three.
Not strictly true in the current menu system, though you have to duplicate
complete
entries.
Currently eg. mozilla-browser package includes menu entries under:
Apps/Net(mozilla)
Apps/Net/Mozilla Components (mozilla and mozilla -edit)
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