Re: Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-15 Thread Michael K. Edwards
> axkit has been on my radar for a while so I'd be willing to sponsor your > upload. Thanks, Jaldhar. I built a set of packages under pbuilder, which can be obtained from http://www-static.sane.net/axkit-1.6.2-4/ (as soon as the DNS record has propagated; it's the same IP address as www.sane.net)

Re: Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-15 Thread Michael K. Edwards
> axkit has been on my radar for a while so I'd be willing to sponsor your > upload. Thanks, Jaldhar. I built a set of packages under pbuilder, which can be obtained from http://www-static.sane.net/axkit-1.6.2-4/ (as soon as the DNS record has propagated; it's the same IP address as www.sane.net)

Re: Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-15 Thread Jaldhar H. Vyas
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Michael K. Edwards wrote: > I am currently running AxKit on woody + backports of many packages on > which it depends. If I understand correctly, I will need to build on > sarge (or sid?) in order to produce a package fit for upload. sid. > Should I > begin by setting up a

Re: Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-15 Thread Jaldhar H. Vyas
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Michael K. Edwards wrote: > I am currently running AxKit on woody + backports of many packages on > which it depends. If I understand correctly, I will need to build on > sarge (or sid?) in order to produce a package fit for upload. sid. > Should I > begin by setting up a

Re: Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-15 Thread Michael K. Edwards
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Re: Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-15 Thread Michael K. Edwards
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Re: Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-14 Thread Rene Engelhard
Hi, Michael K. Edwards wrote: > I am currently running AxKit on woody + backports of many packages on > which it depends. If I understand correctly, I will need to build on > sarge (or sid?) in order to produce a package fit for upload. Should I clean sid. > begin by setting up a sarge system,

Re: Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-14 Thread Rene Engelhard
Hi, Michael K. Edwards wrote: > I am currently running AxKit on woody + backports of many packages on > which it depends. If I understand correctly, I will need to build on > sarge (or sid?) in order to produce a package fit for upload. Should I clean sid. > begin by setting up a sarge system,

Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-14 Thread Michael K. Edwards
I'm interested in adopting and maintaining the axkit source package (i. e., the AxKit XML application server and its relatives axkit-examples, axkit-language-htmldoc, and axkit-language-query). Debian has been my preferred distribution for several years and I've monkeyed with dpkg for internal pur

Adopting orphaned packages (axkit and relatives)

2003-11-14 Thread Michael K. Edwards
I'm interested in adopting and maintaining the axkit source package (i. e., the AxKit XML application server and its relatives axkit-examples, axkit-language-htmldoc, and axkit-language-query). Debian has been my preferred distribution for several years and I've monkeyed with dpkg for internal pur