Erik Schanze said:
> Lucas Albers:
>> I'd like to adopt this package, and I would need someone to sponsor me
>> on
>> it for the upload.
>>
> Are there any files to look over?
> Did you realized that the project website and author email has changed?
>
&g
Erik Schanze said:
> Lucas Albers:
>> I'd like to adopt this package, and I would need someone to sponsor me
>> on
>> it for the upload.
>>
> Are there any files to look over?
> Did you realized that the project website and author email has changed?
>
&g
Erik Schanze said:
> Lucas Albers:
>> I'd like to adopt this package, and I would need someone to sponsor me
>> on
>> it for the upload.
>>
> Are there any files to look over?
> Did you realized that the project website and author email has changed?
>
&g
Erik Schanze said:
> Lucas Albers:
>> I'd like to adopt this package, and I would need someone to sponsor me
>> on
>> it for the upload.
>>
> Are there any files to look over?
> Did you realized that the project website and author email has changed?
>
&g
I'd like to adopt this package, and I would need someone to sponsor me on
it for the upload.
The current maintainer of cpuburn, Indra Kusuma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
is apparently not active anymore. Therefore, I orphan this package
now. If you want to be the new maintainer, please take it -- see
h
I'd like to adopt this package, and I would need someone to sponsor me on
it for the upload.
The current maintainer of cpuburn, Indra Kusuma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
is apparently not active anymore. Therefore, I orphan this package
now. If you want to be the new maintainer, please take it -- see
h
I just recently started using debian, 6 months ago.
I have run into a number of situations in which I needed to build a
package, or thought a package could be useful.
The packages I have been working on are:
sara security scanner,
nagios-modules, nagios doesn't have all the modules package for nagi
I just recently started using debian, 6 months ago.
I have run into a number of situations in which I needed to build a
package, or thought a package could be useful.
The packages I have been working on are:
sara security scanner,
nagios-modules, nagios doesn't have all the modules package for nagi
Dude we have cars, don't reinvent the automobile.
Grsecurity does this already.
http://www.grsecurity.net and 10,000 times more stuff.
Some sample kernel config options, so you can get a brief overview:
http://www.cs.montana.edu/faq/grsec/
It specifically has tpe, and has been extensivelly vetted f
Dude we have cars, don't reinvent the automobile.
Grsecurity does this already.
http://www.grsecurity.net and 10,000 times more stuff.
Some sample kernel config options, so you can get a brief overview:
http://www.cs.montana.edu/faq/grsec/
It specifically has tpe, and has been extensivelly vetted f
Greetings.
My first debian package...
I am attempting to compile frottle, a wireless traffic shaper.
I have read the new-maint guide.
In the INSTALL documentation for frottle it says thus:
-
There is a 'feature' in iptables which may cause make to fail. If you get
errors
like:
/usr/inc
Greetings.
My first debian package...
I am attempting to compile frottle, a wireless traffic shaper.
I have read the new-maint guide.
In the INSTALL documentation for frottle it says thus:
-
There is a 'feature' in iptables which may cause make to fail. If you get
errors
like:
/usr/inc
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