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Hi!
Am Samstag, 15. März 2003 16:26 schrieb Alexander Nofftz:
> Note: PySol 4.81 currently doesn't work with tk8.4 8.4.2-2 from Sid.
> tk8.4 8.4.0-5 of Testing works fine. See also bugs #184832 and #184609.
This is definitely a bug in TKinter, see #1
Hello,
I packaged my btn4ws Gimp-perl script for Debian and I'm looking for a
sponsor now.
The package and it's source are now apt-get-able from
deb http://www.dittberner.info/files/debian unstable main
deb-src http://www.dittberner.info/files/debian unstable main
The description follows:
Pack
Section 11.2 of Debian Policy says:
You must specify the gcc option `-D_REENTRANT' when building a library
(either static or shared) to make the library compatible with
LinuxThreads.
Is this obsolete? I can't find `-D_REENTRANT' in the gcc
documentation.
I assume that a
Junichi Uekawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> > > Is there a 'canonical' way to achive what I'm asking for?
> >
> > I simply use APTCACHE=/var/cache/apt/archives/, it copies the contents
> > into the chroot first and copies back the newly downloaded debs.
> >
>
> I'll add this into the
Hi people,
I'm packaging therion, some cave survey software, at the moment. In fact
I've packaged it but I have a couple of queries.
Therion uses tex and metafont extensively (to draw postscript/PDF cave
surveys/symbols). It need to set a couple of environment variables in order
to add it's own t
Bob> Section 11.2 of Debian Policy says: You must specify the gcc
Bob> option `-D_REENTRANT' when building a library (either static or
Bob> shared) to make the library compatible with LinuxThreads.
Bob> Is this obsolete? I can't find `-D_REENTRANT' in the gcc
Bob> documentation.
Because it is j
Wookey> In order to initially package it I have done as suggested in
Wookey> the developers reference and renamed the therion binary to
Wookey> therion.bin and made 'therion' a shell script that sets these
Wookey> variables (or uses existing settings if present), exports them
Wookey> and then runs
Hi,
I would like to setup a key to eventually be used for Debian related
activities (the kind nm's need). I would like to use an existing version
of pgp on a set of solaris systems I have access to, the problem is they
have PGP version 2.6.3i. I'm unsure as to whether this is a secure version
of PG
> I've just finished creating and testing a new package,
> libapache-mod-virgule, this is the module which is behind the
> Advogato.org website.
>
> The module uses a set of .xml files for it's configuration, and
> for storing user login details - and I'm a little unsure as to
> where they
Hi,
Where should I post general programming questions? What are some good
(interactive) resources? I'm still reading the required and suggested new
maintainer's documentation, so forgive me if it's pointed out somewhere.
A real example should anyone be inclined to comment:
In C++, I have a base cl
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 02:57:26PM -0600, Drew Scott Daniels wrote:
> I would like to setup a key to eventually be used for Debian related
> activities (the kind nm's need). I would like to use an existing version
> of pgp on a set of solaris systems I have access to, the problem is they
> have PGP
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, Chad Miller wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 02:57:26PM -0600, Drew Scott Daniels wrote:
> > I would like to setup a key to eventually be used for Debian related
> > activities (the kind nm's need). I would like to use an existing version
> > of pgp on a set of solaris systems
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 04:05:50PM -0600, Drew Scott Daniels wrote:
> How about for validation of PGP messages. Is the version on the solaris
> system good enough for validation? [...]
Yes, probably.
> I've also found useful information at pgpi.org since my last post. It
> seems that the IDEA alg
Drew,
> In C++, I have a base class and a derived class. I want to allow
> operator= to be overloaded properly for my derived class such that it
> can have the base class assigned to it. Do I need to define
> derivedClass::operator=() to copy all the members and set any new
> members to null? Ca
Drew> In C++, I have a base class and a derived class. I want to allow
Drew> operator= to be overloaded properly for my derived class such
Drew> that it can have the base class assigned to it. Do I need to
Drew> define derivedClass::operator=() to copy all the members and set
Drew> any new members
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Hi!
Am Samstag, 15. März 2003 16:26 schrieb Alexander Nofftz:
> Note: PySol 4.81 currently doesn't work with tk8.4 8.4.2-2 from Sid.
> tk8.4 8.4.0-5 of Testing works fine. See also bugs #184832 and #184609.
This is definitely a bug in TKinter, see #1
Hello,
I packaged my btn4ws Gimp-perl script for Debian and I'm looking for a
sponsor now.
The package and it's source are now apt-get-able from
deb http://www.dittberner.info/files/debian unstable main
deb-src http://www.dittberner.info/files/debian unstable main
The description follows:
Pack
Section 11.2 of Debian Policy says:
You must specify the gcc option `-D_REENTRANT' when building a library
(either static or shared) to make the library compatible with
LinuxThreads.
Is this obsolete? I can't find `-D_REENTRANT' in the gcc
documentation.
I assume that a
Junichi Uekawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> > > Is there a 'canonical' way to achive what I'm asking for?
> >
> > I simply use APTCACHE=/var/cache/apt/archives/, it copies the contents
> > into the chroot first and copies back the newly downloaded debs.
> >
>
> I'll add this into the
Hi people,
I'm packaging therion, some cave survey software, at the moment. In fact
I've packaged it but I have a couple of queries.
Therion uses tex and metafont extensively (to draw postscript/PDF cave
surveys/symbols). It need to set a couple of environment variables in order
to add it's own t
Bob> Section 11.2 of Debian Policy says: You must specify the gcc
Bob> option `-D_REENTRANT' when building a library (either static or
Bob> shared) to make the library compatible with LinuxThreads.
Bob> Is this obsolete? I can't find `-D_REENTRANT' in the gcc
Bob> documentation.
Because it is j
Wookey> In order to initially package it I have done as suggested in
Wookey> the developers reference and renamed the therion binary to
Wookey> therion.bin and made 'therion' a shell script that sets these
Wookey> variables (or uses existing settings if present), exports them
Wookey> and then runs
Hi,
I would like to setup a key to eventually be used for Debian related
activities (the kind nm's need). I would like to use an existing version
of pgp on a set of solaris systems I have access to, the problem is they
have PGP version 2.6.3i. I'm unsure as to whether this is a secure version
of PG
> I've just finished creating and testing a new package,
> libapache-mod-virgule, this is the module which is behind the
> Advogato.org website.
>
> The module uses a set of .xml files for it's configuration, and
> for storing user login details - and I'm a little unsure as to
> where they
Hi,
Where should I post general programming questions? What are some good
(interactive) resources? I'm still reading the required and suggested new
maintainer's documentation, so forgive me if it's pointed out somewhere.
A real example should anyone be inclined to comment:
In C++, I have a base cl
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 02:57:26PM -0600, Drew Scott Daniels wrote:
> I would like to setup a key to eventually be used for Debian related
> activities (the kind nm's need). I would like to use an existing version
> of pgp on a set of solaris systems I have access to, the problem is they
> have PGP
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, Chad Miller wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 02:57:26PM -0600, Drew Scott Daniels wrote:
> > I would like to setup a key to eventually be used for Debian related
> > activities (the kind nm's need). I would like to use an existing version
> > of pgp on a set of solaris systems
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 04:05:50PM -0600, Drew Scott Daniels wrote:
> How about for validation of PGP messages. Is the version on the solaris
> system good enough for validation? [...]
Yes, probably.
> I've also found useful information at pgpi.org since my last post. It
> seems that the IDEA alg
Drew,
> In C++, I have a base class and a derived class. I want to allow
> operator= to be overloaded properly for my derived class such that it
> can have the base class assigned to it. Do I need to define
> derivedClass::operator=() to copy all the members and set any new
> members to null? Ca
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