Hi,
at first thanks Magnus and Frank for the hint to find a documentaion
only package to look at. Finally I managed to get working packages, that
install mbox-archives of mailinglists under /usr/share/doc/mailinglists
(by the way: is this the right list for questions like this? If not just
tell
Justin Pryzby wrote:
> Nice idea. Where do you get the mbox from?
By now I archiving or better buliding up an archive of different
mailinglists. Right now they are stored in a database for easy checking
if there are new mails to be added to a specific month.
> Seems okay with me.
Fine :-)
> d
Hi Justin,
> So, you're subscribed to a whole bunch of lists, and you store the
> messages yourself? Ideally, mbox files would be publically available
> from www.debian.org, but I can't find them if that's the case.
I looked there, but I don't think there are any. That's why we startet
collecti
Hi Martin :-)
> http://mbox.mewes.tv/ exists :-)
Didn't know you are subscribed here :-) So just another hello to you,
I'm just writing some lines for extracting mails out of the mboxes -
hopefully it will work end of the week :-)
Cheers,
Jan
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Justin Pryzby wrote:
> It seems its not a native package? I think the changelog is consulted
> to get the package version (but it must agree with the control file
> and the directory name?). Meh, apt-get source debian-goodies for
> details:)
I took a look :-) And if I change the directory name
Hi again,
> Why under doc? Compare with
>
> /usr/share/keyrings/
> /usr/share/images/
> /usr/share/sounds/
> ...
>
> Not all mailinglists would be documentary in nature.
Right, then something like /usr/share/mailinglists or like that would be
more appropriate indeed.
> Do you have a reader int
Hello, Goswin and others,
> You don't have a debian-user-german-200202.orig.tar.gz so the package
> is detected as native package. That means that the full version
> (200202-1) is taken as upstream version and the directory is expected
> to be names such.
Ok :-) (learned at lot this weekend :
Hello, Goswin and others,
> You don't have a debian-user-german-200202.orig.tar.gz so the package
> is detected as native package. That means that the full version
> (200202-1) is taken as upstream version and the directory is expected
> to be names such.
Ok :-) (learned at lot this weekend :
Martin Mewes wrote:
> Big Mewes is watching you ;-)
> I am proud you being a member to my mbox-project :-)
LOL - quite funny who two different projects exist aside doing nearly
the same :-)
Cheers,
Jan
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Hello :-)
> That should be "./debian-user-200202-1" and "debian-user-german-200202
> (1) unstable; urgency=low" then I think.
Just a minute before your mail I tried following:
./debian-user-200202-0.1
debian-user-german-200202 (0.1) unstable; urgency=low
And that worked fine - it just a differn
Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
> 0.1 would normaly mean it is an experimental version before the first
> release. 1.0 would be the first real release with that scheme. Some
I think I'll use this scheme then, right now everything is very
experimental and far from complete :-) And while creating them
Hi Justin and others!
> server, and asks "Do you want to run the sshd server". It is
> probably, at best, borderline acceptable to ask "In what formats do
> you want to make the mailinglists available".
I agree in that.
> This is the right idea. Provide a package which includes the "source"
>
Justin Pryzby wrote:
> dh_compress(1): "you can specify on the command line" (but it probably
> wants a relative path for files in the build directory, like
> usr/share/mailinglists/*).
I tried that - and it didn't work. But some times I should read what I
have really written, simply forgot a sin
Justin Pryzby wrote:
>>| chown: changing ownership of `debian/tmp/usr/share/doc/stuffit/unstuff
>>| .html': Operation not permitted
>>Why does it not work with fakeroot ?
How ones these files? Are you sure that debian/tmp is correct? In my
packages I use debian//usr... May be I have insufficient
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