. Beside it is unclear to the reader when you have written the
text and which stable you mean. (I think you mean sarge?)
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things, then geez, you should be
> getting rid of nearly every separate directory.
You missed the point. It is not about getting rid of directories it is about
creating a new one. And nobody has yet shown numbers which provide good
reasons to introduce the new dir (with all the hard work
ould check if
> he has already updated anything; he will be largely on his own
> if that should produce problems.
Yes, I wonder if we should force downgrade?
> 4. The consensus seems to be that using "sarge" instead of "stable" is
> more secure as it will prevent
of the stable
> distro or net installable cd images.
And you cant do QA nur security update, create additional mirror load on
stable and kill cd distributors.
I think you can do that for non-core packages like bsd packages, but the
base system must be released as a whole.
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to thousand files/symlinks.
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contain unparseable bug numbers?
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are open means they are not trivially fixed or nobody cares.
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malice what can be explained by ignorance". Maybe you just don't
> realise that you're pestering the release team and others and drawing
> them into pointless debates which won't help release sarge.
Actually I am glad somebody is working public visible on the release issu
more
likely between releases). I think we had something about this in the last
release notes and can put the same text in the upcoming.
If thats your only upgrade problem, we are really very very good:)
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receipient. This is called "postident".
That way you can do age checks and idendity proofs. However you have to
trust a random person to do the job right. PGP has (undefined) assurance
levels to express this.
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on the definition of fork. however ubuntu can still
cooperate and upstream and dd are still able to reuse ubuntus work
(patches).
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is really no difference in
saying "we will ship at x" or "we hope and plan to ship at x".
You could write "we know we will not ship before x" is most likely more
honest :)
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er architectures do not actually clean after every
> package build, but the concept is the same)."
Which is not true for binary uploads (especially on i386). Those are
unfortunatelly official packages without rebuilding and without a clean
environment.
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you can try to prefer "eth" over "ndis" over "usb*" over "ppp" over
"tap" over "sit" over "sl"
> The
> goal is to try to select the most relevant interface one would display
> network traffic for.
perhaps it makes sense
version) in the official release"
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n, Colombian, Israili, Indian, Moroccan and
> | Ukrainian mirrors, already carry only a subset of architectures. Indeed, 30%
> | of all our mirrors don't include all release architectures.
which is actually a good thing, the syncing of the mirrors is more traffic
than the few clients usi
t
it because it is nearly the only positive feature you can find in there. I
dont think the fact matters to them, they are just kind.
Wait for a review, it is only a PR ticker.
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ich is really available to them, no matter
> whether we like it or not.
Too bad we dont support i386 anymore. And most first world users care about
x86_64, which is also not released. Looks like the World has to wait before
beeing dominated.
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On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 01:49:36PM +0200, Marco d'Itri wrote:
> Wrong. iproute does much more than route/ifconfig, which cannot support
> all the features of >= 2.4 networking stacks.
However this is neighter something which cant be fixed nor is this the
question.
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On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 12:42:21PM +0200, Pierre Habouzit wrote:
> I don't understand what would be wrong with having a symlink in /bin ...
Because this applies to most of the programs in /sbin. It would be easier
to just merge both directories.
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> Probably because there's no solid reason against a symlink.
Yes, and since ip puts one, too, I can do the same.
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Not that I like it, but a link in etc to the log direcoty is as good as a
config gile containing "logdir=". Only that the former is easier to use. And
since debian does place a lot of (alternative) links in etc it is a well
accepted config method. However I am not sure if it is used that
we need a way to store URLs in filesystem) etc.
Why not? If those locations are runtime configurable, which makes great
sense for scaleable database applications. Ever looked in /etc/alternatives?
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cat /etc/app/logdir/logfile.txt
Personally I think the second is much cleaner and faster.
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> Using lvm is the fastest way to do this. Alternatives are to copy or
> untar a clean chroot for every test. But that needs more time.
You can also use a loopback file and make a copy of it. Or use UML.
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production mode will
use any sombolic name which is different from FQDN and therefore hand
configured.
See the man page for "hostname" describing the methods to get those names.
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anges anyway), right?
>
> Yes, you do.
You can ship the generated file instead.
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> That's true, and unavoidable in this scheme; but the use case (beyond
> fastidiousness) for this is not clear to me.
Well, how do you audit the files and purge stale entries.
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use that list for checkmarking the read fngerprints.
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> use that list for checkmarking the read fngerprints.
Sorry I didnt notice that you provide multiple lists.
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ore dupload was fixed). This is
just awaste of time if it does not work with sane defaults.
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autotools while there's this nice cmake? The cmake build
system might even get accepted by Joerg, as it can create makefiles for MS
compilers (I know, its not important to this list and also not to me, but
it seems to be important for Joerg).
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> On Mon, Aug 14, 2006 at 10:58:13AM -0500, Steve Greenland wrote:
>> On 12-Aug-06, 09:09 (CDT), Jon Dowland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > At 1155391794 past the epoch, Bernd Schubert wrote:
>> > > Btw, why always the autotools
> Would you be willing to cooperate, or is my knowledge too low to be
> useful for you?
>
Ubuntu already has vmware kernel module packages, I have a slightly bugfixed
version of the debian/ directory. The package name is a bit strange, but my
2 minute attempt to modify it failed, nee
Marc Haber wrote:
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>>Ubuntu already has vmware kernel module packages
>
> Yes, but adapting them to Debian seems to be nontrivial. I have not
> yet been able to get them build on Debi
provides some useful functions.
* I've packaged a version of python-soappy which includes the fix for
#379113 - would be good if somebody could look trough it and get it into
Debian as I'm no DD. The files are here:
http://debian.recluse.de/python-soappy/
Thanks a lot,
best regards
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n into problems with xfs due to hardware-failures which were
not possible to fix with the xfs_repair included in etch (after I
managed to get a disk dump from the buggy hardware..). WOuld be really
nice to hve an uptodate version of the xfs tools in etch.
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> * Bernd Schubert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>> inside their prerm maintainer scripts. If stopping $PACKAGE through
>>> invoke-rc.d/init-script fails, removing the package fails as well.
>
>>> Using:
>
>>> invoke
ts (e.g. with sid) where no daemon is running
and invoke-rc.d will only do an "exit 0" in those chroots. Using the method
above, wouldn't there be any chance that a bad init script could kill
daemons started outside the chroot?
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for the noise.
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hy is not something like this used?
#!/bin/sh
set -e
SYSTEMMAP=/boot/System.map-_KVERS_
if [ -f $SYSTEMMAP ] ; then
depmod -ae -F $SYSTEMMAP _KVERS_
elif [ "`uname -r`" = "_KVERS_" ] ; then
depmod -a &
fi
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it). Just dont
stop anyone volunteering from fixing it. I for one are happy if the strace
of a process keeps readable in finite time, so do system administrators with
auditing turned on.
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en stable and testing versions. And
I miss that often (on the other hand I really think openssh could be a bit
more forgiving in respect to "ListenAddress ::" w/o -6.
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o it). The
question is, which filesystem generates sparse files and has problems with
it? Generally, wht is the problem with sparse files? They seem to be
completely transparent to me (except for cluttering the disk, perhaps).
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e new FHS will include /usr/libexec and a few other changes which wil
require a lot of new packages to be released. Personally I like the new
draft very much.
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Hi,
ist it possile that on a fresh new install gcc is installed before binutils
is installed, and therefore fail to configure? If I run configure afterwards
everything is fine. Will dpkg install a package first if it sees that other
ones depend on it?
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/boot should not be touched/required after boot.
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Hi,
> Please send that diff again. The one in your report isn't right.
sorry, forget to chage it :)
just replace idsn with isdn 2 times :)
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o--o *plus
course email
programs could be fixed to be able to deal with mailinglists which dont set
the From/Reply-To).
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linemode,
there is no entry in /proc/net/dev. There is no real good way to check for
slip availability other than stting up a pty and tryaing an slattach (or
soemthing similiar).
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or SUID/SGID programs, too? If yes,
there can be situations where ppl can fake address/name mappings which would
be otherwise trusted (cause they ae in /etc/hosts). Removing that feature
sounds like the best solution
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, only commented out :)
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, since its seatic
has changd (can be more than physical memory for multiple usage).
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problem ist... But I guess a strip down binary
version of tar together with a striped down binary version of ls (both
static) would be a nice idea to be included in wu-ftpd package.
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Hi,
> the example is missing -net before 224.0.0.0.
fixed in net-tools-1.33-alpha (upstream version, not yet released).
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Hi,
add me:
ircii Bernd Eckenfels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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.dpkg-old" ok? This would be deleted
after the first successfull run of liloconfig.
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ad the
files soon to the master debian FTP site.
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starting or auto-configuring the /etc/fwctl/ files.
You can say "fwctl flush" to remove all rules and make your host
non-firewalled. fwctl stop will stop your host to communicate with the
world!
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I uploaded ircII-4.4M to incoming on master for frozen and unstable. This
should fix the mentioned bug, also I cant find a note about it in the
upstreams changelog file.
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Deliver
anyway since everybody even on networked
terminal could start it.
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Hello,
need to spell check it, but i guess it might be helpfull anyway:
aptitude
(c) Copyright 2000, Bernd Eckenfels, Germany
aptitude is a front-end to apt and dpkg, the Debian GNU/Linux Package
Management tools. It tries to provide a nice user interface to every-day
package management on
On Tue, Mar 28, 2000 at 02:33:43AM -0500, Branden Robinson wrote:
> > (c) Copyright 2000, Bernd Eckenfels, Germany
>
> Please don't assert copyright without including a license.
Actually there is no difference if the line is present or not, as long as i
dont claim otherwise it
ket state), but
IMHO aptitude is a great advance over the dselect. Especially because of the
new package feature and the preview feature. The last functio i am missing
is a "install this" function, which avods to upgrade others (i use "apt-get
install" for that).
Greetings
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On Mon, Aug 14, 2000 at 12:47:29AM -0400, David Grill Watson wrote:
> It wasn't like that before - and should something be done about that? It
> seems pretty broken to me.
you can just link root's xauthority file to yours. or use XAUTHORITY=
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s the best. This is
especially for CD Manucatureres and Security Admin important. It is also
important if you want to talk about events in the past.
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t apt lib. aptitude is
even more vulnerable to this... at least the cache does work so u d/l it
only once.
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to avoid bad
informed/educated usrs to run into a trap.
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ase it sees a difference must be
related two different sources provide the same package entry. then it
downloads the pakcage from one source and compares it with the entry of
another source. Hmm.. i will watch the problems and report them.
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s done by
dh_make now automatically.
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Hello,
if i take for example:
http://ftp-master.debian.org/~ajt/update_excuses.html
adns 1.0-3 (low)
Maintainer: Bernd Eckenfels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
adns is 27 days out of date!
out of date on alpha: libadns0, libadns0-dev (from 0.8-2)
out of date o
bins are missing".
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Fetch
(Documentatio issue I guess) it works fine for me.
The Documentation is somewhat outdated, the manual talks from value "ask"
een if that is not supported (instead: ask-no, ask-yes)
BTW: you will upload it to sid not woody :)
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thepostinst. IMHO a policy violation at least.
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On Tue, Dec 26, 2000 at 03:26:07PM -, Moshe Zadka wrote:
> I would do, but I'm not at all sure if mod_perl works with Perl 5.6.
> Last I heard, they weren't playing well together.
Works for me with "slash". I only need to fix the Perl alternatives.
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/XEarth
/etc/X11/ja_JP.eucJP/app-defaults/XEarth
/etc/X11/ko_KR.eucKR/app-defaults/XEarth
I would prefer /etc/X11/app-defaults// as man is doing.
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on to activate it in my postist script (or call the
apacheconfig script, but i am not sure if that will help), or should i file
a wishlist bug agaianst libapache-mod-perl, requiring it to automatically
add it to the list of loaded modules (like some others, like php are doing).
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is not
yet moved to testing. It would be nice if you can avoid using xlibs, which
in turn depends in xfree86-common.
libgd1g 1.7.3 was fine in that respect
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guess it is quite unrelated to the
development of Debian. It's more a topic of linux-kernel or glibc, right?
You can also look at fakeroot or the mount --bind option or simply chroot.
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d1 wont be moved to testing unless xlibs is moved there.
Well.. perhaps it is possible to remove the dependency from xlibs to
xfree86-common?
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faster for normal operation that way:
http://www.uwsg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/9707.0/0066.html
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testing a lot.
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that patch into the
kernel, long ago.
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Management and Bugzilla
Tracker) I may have a deeper look into writing some docu about it.
Unfortunatelly I dont have any idea about PAM/LDAP, Kerberos or AFS, so I
have to educate myself on those topics :)
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you mean -u?
i use "apt-get -ufm".
But I agree whith you, that essential packages like perl should be checked a
bit more before they shoot you in the foot, but those days are gone! since
they wont pass unstable->testing anymore. So, just dont run 'sid' but woody
and you a
quot;$major/$device" in
Character/*|Block/*|''/*|*/*%*)
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the old perl
packages
where broken in the postinst more or less. For example the additional
alternatives like the man page is not a slave link to the bin. Of course
that is less of a problem, since it does not break the system, like perl-5.6
does.
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On Tue, Jan 09, 2001 at 06:08:23PM -0500, Michael Stone wrote:
> sounds very good.
besides that -j ("junkzip"?) is NON-DESCRIPTIVE at all. -Z or -2 would be
better... but thats an Upstream Issue I guess.
Greetings
Bernd
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their TestDrive Web Site and they offer Debian Test
Drives.
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er. and they ship a GNU Version in
some extra dir.
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(OO) When cryptography is out
opens a pop-up with the package description and
dependencies.
What do you think?
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commit, and the package can be build for those who are
ready. This might generate a autobuilder and testing-transition problem :(
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