I was just wondering what the status was of gpg and its relation to the
debian project. Can new developers user gpg keys instead of pgp keys (it
always struck me as a bit odd to have a free distribution scheme that
relies so heavily on a program with all the distribution issues as pgp).
I was read
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Chrony (essentially an xntp3 clone) includes two binaries: a daemon that
> runs as root and a control program that runs in user space. To perform
> certain operations the user running the control program must provide a
> password which is stored in a file readable only
I have installed Linux on a different computer several different times, but I
just
can't seem to get past the initial loading of the kernel at the very begining.
As
I said earlier, my ThinkPad reboots itself when it tries to load the Kernel.
Then
it repeats the process over and over again. I
I wrote:
> I want the chrony package to install in a configuration that will "just
> work" on most systems. To do that I must put a password in that file. I
> don't want to put in a default password as most users will not change it,
> but I don't want to go to an interactive postinst either. A s
*-Mark Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
|
| I've got a feeling I'm missing something really obvious here. I'd like
| to adopt the orphaned mpich package, so I mailed the wnpp. I first
| mailed them a bit over a week ago, but I was a bit confused (I hadn't
| properly read the documentation at the top of
On Fri, 4 Dec 1998, Mark Brown wrote:
> I've got a feeling I'm missing something really obvious here. I'd like
> to adopt the orphaned mpich package, so I mailed the wnpp. I first
> mailed them a bit over a week ago, but I was a bit confused (I hadn't
> properly read the documentation at the top
On Fri, Dec 04, 1998 at 01:04:26AM -0800, Chris Waters wrote:
> I've taken over maintaining an already packaged program. Should I
> upload to frozen so that I'll be the maintainer-of-record when it
> becomes stable? Does the fact that I've found and fixed a very minor bug
> have any influence on t
I've got a feeling I'm missing something really obvious here. I'd like
to adopt the orphaned mpich package, so I mailed the wnpp. I first
mailed them a bit over a week ago, but I was a bit confused (I hadn't
properly read the documentation at the top of the page) so I sent
another message earlier
I've taken over maintaining an already packaged program. Should I
upload to frozen so that I'll be the maintainer-of-record when it
becomes stable? Does the fact that I've found and fixed a very minor bug
have any influence on this?
I know what the developer's reference says, but I've somehow got
On Tue, Dec 01, 1998 at 08:26:15PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Chrony (essentially an xntp3 clone) includes two binaries: a daemon that
> runs as root and a control program that runs in user space. To perform
> certain operations the user running the control program must provide a
> password
Try looking at comments that people have made on the following URL - it is one
of the best central stores of knowledge in getting linux to run on laptops:
http://www.linux.org/hardware/laptop.html
Have you installed debian on other pcs, so you are familiar with the general
Debian installation pro
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