-us -uc -ui clean` come
> from?
> and how to fix it?
The new and improved way is:
$ debuild -- clean
- -Jim P.
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Hi Stephen,
Awesome. Thanks for the help!
James
> Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2015 22:47:11 +0200
> From: sk...@debian.org
> To: glol...@hotmail.com; 783277-d...@bugs.debian.org
> Subject: Re: Bug#783277: RFS: gnome-exe-thumbnailer/0.9.3 [ITP]
>
> On Tue, 28 Apr 2015 18:45:00 -0700, James Lu wrote:
> >
Hey Daniel,
Thanks for your help, I have read through a lot of documentation and
manuals but I've found it pretty difficult to find the right answers,
after your explanation I've only just realized that the paths in the
makefile build a kind of mirror of the paths I intend to install to
(except wi
inary-arch binary install
and here's the resulting terminal readout:
jim@jim:~/Desktop/sandbox/gtk-link-lizard-1.4$ fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage -F
dpkg-buildpackage: export CFLAGS from dpkg-buildflags (origin: vendor): -g -O2
dpkg-buildpackage: export CPPFLAGS from dpkg-buildflags (origin:
I'm trying to build my first deb package and I've hit a problem,
I don't understand how the permissions work, I've just started using
fakeroot for running: fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage -F, but now my
package won't compile anymore, how exactly do I get the files
installed in /usr/share or /usr/share/a
at it briefly, but the ESP
Package
Manager (http://epmhome.org/index.php, and epm is already a Debian
package) could encourage application teams to create reasonably good
packages for multiple distros. I suggest that those who are concerned
about
new packages look into making sure this creates good
... I think once I am settle working on a few
things I will hopefully be able to contribute effectively ...
Jim
Steffen Joeris wrote:
Hi Jim
On Monday 06 February 2006 13:55, Jim wrote:
I was curious if there was some work I could help contribute too ... I
have a few hours a week to spar
spare and would really like to contribute if
I can reasonably.
I am not familiar with how you track bugs etc with debian ... so be
gentle I may need some ramp up time :-)
Jim
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ssuming the existence of
> initiative in the reader.
>
This reminds me of a very good book that is now out of print
"Etudes for Programmers" by Charles Wetherell. I can't find it online.
And, as the only copy I ever saw was a oversize trade paperback, it may
be hard to get a copy of. A good academic library might have it,
though.
Jim Penny
ssuming the existence of
> initiative in the reader.
>
This reminds me of a very good book that is now out of print
"Etudes for Programmers" by Charles Wetherell. I can't find it online.
And, as the only copy I ever saw was a oversize trade paperback, it may
be hard to get a copy
Running lintian, I get warning
W: python-popy source: maintainer-script-lacks-debhelper-token debian/preinst
What is a debhelper token? Where does one put it to fix the problem
being warned about?
Thanks
Jim Penny
Running lintian, I get warning
W: python-popy source: maintainer-script-lacks-debhelper-token debian/preinst
What is a debhelper token? Where does one put it to fix the problem
being warned about?
Thanks
Jim Penny
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Hi Carey and *:
Is there any software out there that can do CICS send and recieve? Err, lemme
qualify that... anything free that can build on a posix?
-Jim
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Hi Carey and *:
Is there any software out there that can do CICS send and recieve? Err, lemme
qualify that... anything free that can build on a posix?
-Jim
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On 28-Jun-2000 Jean-Marc Bourdaret wrote:
> Jim Westveer wrote:
>> On 28-Jun-2000 Jean-Marc Bourdaret wrote:
>> > Bolan Meek wrote:
>> >> Julien BLACHE wrote:
>> >> > Jean-Marc Bourdaret <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit:
>
> One last quest
On 28-Jun-2000 Jean-Marc Bourdaret wrote:
> Jim Westveer wrote:
>> On 28-Jun-2000 Jean-Marc Bourdaret wrote:
>> > Bolan Meek wrote:
>> >> Julien BLACHE wrote:
>> >> > Jean-Marc Bourdaret <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit:
>
> One last quest
On 27-Jun-2000 Eliot Landrum wrote:
> Jim -
>
> I'm sure I speak for many folks, but thanks for all of y'alls hard work.
>
> Now, is there anyway people like me who are still in the que can assist you
> guys? Any dull tasks that can be done to assist the que? Plea
s into the db over the next
few weeks or so. This is a large task, and we will be sending out
notes to the applicants as soon as possible.
There are currently 25+ voulenteers working as Application Managers (AM's)
working the applications, and as we get used to the processes that
have been set in
On 27-Jun-2000 Eliot Landrum wrote:
> Jim -
>
> I'm sure I speak for many folks, but thanks for all of y'alls hard work.
>
> Now, is there anyway people like me who are still in the que can assist you
> guys? Any dull tasks that can be done to assist the que? Plea
s into the db over the next
few weeks or so. This is a large task, and we will be sending out
notes to the applicants as soon as possible.
There are currently 25+ voulenteers working as Application Managers (AM's)
working the applications, and as we get used to the processes that
have been set in
ent to the authors, at the last known email
> address, and have started a page at
> http://www.koyote.com/users/bolan/xmailtool .
> Is this correct method? Or "way" too presumptious,
> having skipped some proper steps?
If you are the upstream maintainer for xmailtool, pa
ust a binary?
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi, pam-krb5 is a module that lets pam accept kerberos authentication.
Neomaru Itoi is the author, and he has sent me the following message
containing umich's boilerplate, which he says can be used. So.. is this
a free license?
-Jim
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Hi,
why not see about building it yourself? if it already has a makefile or
especially a configure script, dh_make and debhelper should make it easy
to get it right.
-Jim
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does notice but does not set the perms appropriate to policy on
files in packages (as opposed to as authored), that is broken. But the
fix is to the inner workings of dh_suidregister, not to the call order.
-Jim
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books for both sendmail and dns from O'Reilly. they would be extremely helpfull.
Another thing to consider is setting up RAID on your servers, for the
redundancy in case of a failure, and because the read seeds are better
with RAID disks than non duplexed dis
Hi,
I would like to upgrade to the latest linux kernel version 2.2.12. Right
now I am running slink 2.1. I was told I needed to upgrade to potato to
make the best use with the least amount of problems with the best
compatability.
Here is what I have in my /etc/apt/sources.list file
deb http://
the source just fine, and I can
enter the directory ean13-0.4 and use debuild to create another
identical deb.
So I muss and fuss, read the packageing manual againand I cant
seem to see why the package will not compile automagically with apt.
Does this sound familiar to anyone? I am lost...
On 26-Aug-99 Jim Westveer wrote:
>
> On 26-Aug-99 Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>>
>> proj is in the same category (it has a static .a library), so if
>> you off-list answers I'd like to know too.
>
> Peter,
>
> Anyway, you need to define the directories
t
violates the packaging guidelines.
Anyway, you need to define the directories (ie usr/lib and
usr/include) in debian/files. you might want to look at:
http://master.debian.org/~jwest/barcode/ as it now
installs the executable, the .a and the .h .
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ted A working package (no libbarcode.a) can be
found at http://master.debian.org/~jwest/barcode/
and my broken testing copy (with libbarcode.a) can be found at:
ftp://ftp.netnw.com/pub/barcode/barcode_0.91.4-1_i386.deb
Thanks,
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packages.
3. Create some sort of dummy package that the new package depends on
and it provides 1.2.9 or something like that. (seems like a bad idea
in general)
4. ?
Is there something I'm missing, is there a way out of this mess?
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I suggest /var/games/; it's the FHS place.
-Jim
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>
> Date:Thu, 08 Jul 1999 11:03:45
me that both lib pkgs can coexist on a system. Is that
true?
> I tried to upgrade a system (libdb 2.7.5 libdb.a libdb.so, and
> include files), for building perl5, apache and mod-perl, but a number
> of items broke almost at once.
TO MENTEE: What did you do to upgrade? install a package or 2? compile source?
-Jim
Umm, oops, cancelling: already done. Thanx for your attn :)
-Jim
which
built without incident and said the same thing.
So, I seek someone who has the time, energy and willingness to look at C code.
Any takers? :)
-Jim
P.S: I'll put the code at www.debian.org/~jwl/ so you can look if and as you
want.
re general, so you will
need to figure some things out and experiment with others. You can also see
http://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/ch-modify.html
So...
I might as well license this, so it can be used in places like tutorials:
# Copyright (c) 1999 by Jim Lynch.
# This document comes wit
r smaller than 15, at least for the moment.)
I'll probably create a perl program for doing mass updates of students into
classes (in unix-ese: users into secondary groups)... but this would involve
direct tinkering with the group db in perl... so release of it as a package
might be out of th
e."
So... can we compile up a suite that's pam-able and installable and switch-
back-and-forth-able which uses db (or dbm or gdbm or whatever) files?
-Jim
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o the correct values, but this
should not happen directly. Packages such as base-passwd should provide a
panic button to reset things it owns to the right thing.
-Jim
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tely discontinue support for bo?
Yes; they distribute different packages if they contain machine dependencies,
or just one if the package is totally independant of architecture, which they
would be if, say, they were text files, shell scripts or interpreter scripts;
note that libc4 support still rem
vision stuff and have some way of seamlessly
grabbing it from the user's borland distribution disks or wherever else it can
be got from.
-Jim
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in *my* case), then you should provide some more details about your case.
-Jim
http://www.linux.org has links to the above docs.
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supposed to be compatible. If it isn't, you will need to inform the
upstream guys to increase the version number on the library.
Cheers,
- Jim
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Just a thought...
-Jim
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