Could I get advice on whether this is a suitable package?
The programs are written in the interpreted language rexx. Three
are to query search engines -- Debian, Geocrawler, Dejanews. They
run from the command line and show the hits in Lynx, sorted by
date. The other is nodeps which shows packa
Could I get advice on whether this is a suitable package?
The programs are written in the interpreted language rexx. Three
are to query search engines -- Debian, Geocrawler, Dejanews. They
run from the command line and show the hits in Lynx, sorted by
date. The other is nodeps which shows pack
>> http://lists.debian.org - everything you need :)
>> So, for example if you want to package 'helloworld2000',
>> you'd search for it in the bottom of the page, and find out
>> if its ITP'd already.
>
> The search engine on the lists page has been broken for quite some time.
geocrawler.com also
> "Andreas" == Andreas Rottmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> PS: The libtool manual promises this issue to be solved in the future,
> but when?
It has been already solved; unfortunately the official release (1.3.4 or is
it 1.3.5) doesn't support it. Get libtool-1.3b from alpha.gnu.org and us
>> http://lists.debian.org - everything you need :)
>> So, for example if you want to package 'helloworld2000',
>> you'd search for it in the bottom of the page, and find out
>> if its ITP'd already.
>
> The search engine on the lists page has been broken for quite some time.
geocrawler.com als
Hi!
I have a very annoying problem in my package GQL (GQL.sourceforge.net
for more info).
I have the source package producing various binary packages (mostly
shared libraries); lets call them A and B. The problem is *building*
binary package B (containing library libb) needs liba from package A
> "Andreas" == Andreas Rottmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> PS: The libtool manual promises this issue to be solved in the future,
> but when?
It has been already solved; unfortunately the official release (1.3.4 or is
it 1.3.5) doesn't support it. Get libtool-1.3b from alpha.gnu.org and u
Hi!
I have a very annoying problem in my package GQL (GQL.sourceforge.net
for more info).
I have the source package producing various binary packages (mostly
shared libraries); lets call them A and B. The problem is *building*
binary package B (containing library libb) needs liba from package A
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