* Eric Winger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030822 23:20]:
> I think part of the problem, is that the original problem got lost. I'll
> snip your comments, because I believe I understand and correctly have
> implemented what you talked about. The problem is that for some reason,
> I can't install the pac
Le Fri, Aug 22, 2003 at 10:47:48AM -0700, Josh Lauricha écrivait:
> I'm renaming the libtext-csv-perl module to libtext-csv-xs-perl (it
> provides Text::CSV_XS not Text::CSV).
>
> It is lintian clean, however linda complains that an arch specific file
> end up in /usr/share/perl5
>
> If I have it
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
What I did:
I put the *.deb, *.dsc, *.diff, *.orig.tar.gz in public_html/pool
I run dpkg-scanpackages pool /dev/null|gzip -9c> pool/Packages.gz in
public_html
I run dpkg-scansources pool|gzip -9c> pool/Sources.gz in public_html
I added deb-src http
Hello!
I sent this mail to this list about two weeks ago and nobody volunteered...
well, this package is rotting on my hard disk and I'd like to upload it
to the Debian community to use. Is there anything wrong with my application?
Should I do anything else before applying for a sponsor here?
An
On Sat, 2003-08-23 at 12:05, Max Gilead wrote:
>
> I sent this mail to this list about two weeks ago and nobody volunteered...
> well, this package is rotting on my hard disk and I'd like to upload it
> to the Debian community to use.
Could you put up your packages somewhere, including source?
Luk Claes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What I did:
>
> I put the *.deb, *.dsc, *.diff, *.orig.tar.gz in public_html/pool
>
> I run dpkg-scanpackages pool /dev/null|gzip -9c> pool/Packages.gz in
> public_html
>
> I run dpkg-scansources pool|gzip -9c> pool/Sources.gz in public_html
>
> I added
Max Gilead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello!
>
> I sent this mail to this list about two weeks ago and nobody volunteered...
> well, this package is rotting on my hard disk and I'd like to upload it
> to the Debian community to use. Is there anything wrong with my application?
> Should I do an
Michel Dänzer wrote:
Could you put up your packages somewhere, including source?
Yes, of course. I'll put it on my FTP today or tomorrow.
Regards,
Max
Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
How good are you with upstream? He doesn't seem to have a public cvs
repository for his sources.
We have good contact, he's very responsive and willing to coordinate the
efforts.
You could apply on
http://alioth.debian.org/ and provide cvs access to the upstream
Hi,
The 'sn' package was orphaned, and I ITA'ed it. I'm not a DD yet, and
this is my first package, so I would like to receive some feedback on
it.
It is available at http://niekel.net/debian/sn_0.3.5-2_i386.deb
The other generated files are in the same directory.
Thanks,
Chris Niekel
--
Hello all,
I know that there has been debate about the use and abuse of debconf;
some packages have been critized to be much to verbose and ask
unnecessary stuff.
However, to me it's not quite clear what necessary would mean. Therefore
I'm looking for a place where I could read about that (perhap
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/archive$ ls
> Packages.gz Sources.gz binary-i386 source
k... now this is where you are wrong
the structure should be like this :
~/archive/binary-i386/Packages.gz
~/archive/source/Sources.gz
and those two files point to wherever your packages might be
( normally you'd
On Sat, Aug 23, 2003 at 05:00:00PM +0200, Frank Küster wrote:
> - Ask wether the laptop uses PCMCIA or not.
>
> If yes, /etc/pcmcia/network.opts should contain the necessary
> information, it is parsed.
>
> If no a scheme is set up based on /etc/network/interfaces and
> /etc/resolv.conf
Hi,
I went through the RC bug list and collected Bugs with trivial patches
and sorted them a bit. They realy don't need much work so if you have
a minute pick one. If you want to NMU any of them check the
then currently claimed bugs (url under claimed bugs).
So here we go:
g++-3.3 fixes:
---
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (=?utf-8?b?RnJhbmsgS8O8c3Rlcg==?=) writes:
> Hello all,
>
> If there is no working configuration, networking will problably not work
> at all - this is bad, especially if by bad chance somebody installs the
> package on a remotely administered machine. Therefore one option would
xtoolwait starts one X client in the background, waits until it has mapped
a window and then exits, which can be useful for systems with a small
amount of memory or slow disk drives (including bootable CD-ROMs).
It was orphaned a while ago (wnpp bug #192675), and I'd like to adopt it,
but I'll nee
I need a sponsor for lfingerd.
Description: a simple, secure Python finger daemon
lfingerd is a simple finger server designed to run from inetd. It simply
returns a user's .plan file, or .plan- if a client queries for
username+.
.
lfingerd is written in Python, and is small enough to be audi
Goswin von Brederlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I went through the RC bug list and collected Bugs with trivial patches
> and sorted them a bit. They realy don't need much work so if you have
> a minute pick one. If you want to NMU any of them check the
> then currently claimed bugs (ur
* Eric Winger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030822 23:20]:
> I think part of the problem, is that the original problem got lost. I'll
> snip your comments, because I believe I understand and correctly have
> implemented what you talked about. The problem is that for some reason,
> I can't install the pac
Le Fri, Aug 22, 2003 at 10:47:48AM -0700, Josh Lauricha écrivait:
> I'm renaming the libtext-csv-perl module to libtext-csv-xs-perl (it
> provides Text::CSV_XS not Text::CSV).
>
> It is lintian clean, however linda complains that an arch specific file
> end up in /usr/share/perl5
>
> If I have it
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
What I did:
I put the *.deb, *.dsc, *.diff, *.orig.tar.gz in public_html/pool
I run dpkg-scanpackages pool /dev/null|gzip -9c> pool/Packages.gz in
public_html
I run dpkg-scansources pool|gzip -9c> pool/Sources.gz in public_html
I added deb-src http
Hello!
I sent this mail to this list about two weeks ago and nobody volunteered...
well, this package is rotting on my hard disk and I'd like to upload it
to the Debian community to use. Is there anything wrong with my application?
Should I do anything else before applying for a sponsor here?
And
On Sat, 2003-08-23 at 12:05, Max Gilead wrote:
>
> I sent this mail to this list about two weeks ago and nobody volunteered...
> well, this package is rotting on my hard disk and I'd like to upload it
> to the Debian community to use.
Could you put up your packages somewhere, including source?
Luk Claes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What I did:
>
> I put the *.deb, *.dsc, *.diff, *.orig.tar.gz in public_html/pool
>
> I run dpkg-scanpackages pool /dev/null|gzip -9c> pool/Packages.gz in
> public_html
>
> I run dpkg-scansources pool|gzip -9c> pool/Sources.gz in public_html
>
> I added
Max Gilead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello!
>
> I sent this mail to this list about two weeks ago and nobody volunteered...
> well, this package is rotting on my hard disk and I'd like to upload it
> to the Debian community to use. Is there anything wrong with my application?
> Should I do an
Michel Dänzer wrote:
Could you put up your packages somewhere, including source?
Yes, of course. I'll put it on my FTP today or tomorrow.
Regards,
Max
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Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
How good are you with upstream? He doesn't seem to have a public cvs
repository for his sources.
We have good contact, he's very responsive and willing to coordinate the
efforts.
You could apply on
http://alioth.debian.org/ and provide cvs access to the upstream
sourc
Hi,
The 'sn' package was orphaned, and I ITA'ed it. I'm not a DD yet, and
this is my first package, so I would like to receive some feedback on
it.
It is available at http://niekel.net/debian/sn_0.3.5-2_i386.deb
The other generated files are in the same directory.
Thanks,
Chris Niekel
--
Hello all,
I know that there has been debate about the use and abuse of debconf;
some packages have been critized to be much to verbose and ask
unnecessary stuff.
However, to me it's not quite clear what necessary would mean. Therefore
I'm looking for a place where I could read about that (perhap
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/archive$ ls
> Packages.gz Sources.gz binary-i386 source
k... now this is where you are wrong
the structure should be like this :
~/archive/binary-i386/Packages.gz
~/archive/source/Sources.gz
and those two files point to wherever your packages might be
( normally you'd
On Sat, Aug 23, 2003 at 05:00:00PM +0200, Frank Küster wrote:
> - Ask wether the laptop uses PCMCIA or not.
>
> If yes, /etc/pcmcia/network.opts should contain the necessary
> information, it is parsed.
>
> If no a scheme is set up based on /etc/network/interfaces and
> /etc/resolv.conf
Hi,
I went through the RC bug list and collected Bugs with trivial patches
and sorted them a bit. They realy don't need much work so if you have
a minute pick one. If you want to NMU any of them check the
then currently claimed bugs (url under claimed bugs).
So here we go:
g++-3.3 fixes:
---
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (=?utf-8?b?RnJhbmsgS8O8c3Rlcg==?=) writes:
> Hello all,
>
> If there is no working configuration, networking will problably not work
> at all - this is bad, especially if by bad chance somebody installs the
> package on a remotely administered machine. Therefore one option would
xtoolwait starts one X client in the background, waits until it has mapped
a window and then exits, which can be useful for systems with a small
amount of memory or slow disk drives (including bootable CD-ROMs).
It was orphaned a while ago (wnpp bug #192675), and I'd like to adopt it,
but I'll nee
I need a sponsor for lfingerd.
Description: a simple, secure Python finger daemon
lfingerd is a simple finger server designed to run from inetd. It simply
returns a user's .plan file, or .plan- if a client queries for
username+.
.
lfingerd is written in Python, and is small enough to be audi
Goswin von Brederlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I went through the RC bug list and collected Bugs with trivial patches
> and sorted them a bit. They realy don't need much work so if you have
> a minute pick one. If you want to NMU any of them check the
> then currently claimed bugs (ur
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