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> maintainer.
That is? If [EMAIL PROTECTED] it didn't went through, as
I haven't seen it.
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Joey
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binary-indep rule, since we do not have a sdc-doc
package (yet)
* debian/rules: dpkg-genchanges now uses '-isp' arg
* debian/substvars: derived file, removed
* README.Debian: add buildinfo information, updates
* build, install, build to produce best doco
You should receiv
xen, msql, mysql,
xfree86, postgresql etc. etc.
Regards,
Joey
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s and 2 binaries to make things simple.
2 source packages if the source comes with to tarballs, one
source package if the source for client+server comes with one
tarball.
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Joey
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debian/binary2/DEBIAN/conffiles
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ftp://ftp.infodrom.north.de/pub/debian/Incoming/
Regards,
Joey
PS: I can fully understand that it's annoying that some packages are
hosed in the Incoming directory.
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Use
Section: contrib/misc
in debian/control
Use
Distribution: frozen untable
in .changes
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Joey
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more difficult, sometimes it's easier (only
copy the debian/* files, edit changelog and you're done).
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Joey
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Ouch! But TV may not be distributed? Ouch ouch ouch. This makes it
a real hassle[tm].
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k that is in project/orphaned?
File a bug against ftp.debian.org.
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. I don't know.
I think it's too late. There are only n packages affected afaik (n<10)
but it needs to be discussed on debian-policy first.
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Joey
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ed to upload it into 'frozen unstable'
[1] We had this problem with binary-sparc where no new perl package
existed so all packages using debhelper couldn't be re-packaged
for the Sparc archtitecture.
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People, stay calm! For a lot of work, no "official Debian
Maintainership" is required:
. Fixing bugs
. Working on boot floppies
. Revising bug reports
. Quality assurance
. Testing
. Helpping the web team
. uploading packages (through a sponsor)
Only for very few tasks you will require t
Christian Hammers wrote:
> Hi
>
> As MySQL has a bad security problem and is accordingly to a @mysql.com person
> no longer supported in potato's version my only chance is to build the latest
What do you want to express? The security problem is no longer supported
in the potato version? Fine.
Jürgen A. Erhard wrote:
> There are patches that simply cannot be backported. There are others
> that are hard to backport even for the upstream maintainers who are
> *deep* into the code.
>
> So demanding of a "packager" to "always be able to backport" is too
> strong.
fwiw: granted.
> [I fin
T.Pospisek's MailLists wrote:
> A user reported to me that he can't find libstl for unstable. I checked
> and it was available on my mirror and I told him so thinking maybe it was
> a problem with pools and the package being somewhere in the middle of a
> transfer. Upon which he later reported tha
Christian T. Steigies wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 30, 2001 at 11:50:37PM +1000, Drew Parsons wrote:
> > I just noticed the debian/rules file for mirrormagic which I inherited from
> > Joey Hess uses dh_testroot to check that the build is run as root (or
> > fakeroot).
> >
> > I'm wondering what the jus
Santiago Vila wrote:
> James Troup wrote:
> > The canonical source for the debian keyring _is_[2] kerying.debian.org
> > (via anon-rsync); period. The package is a convenience, nothing
> > more[3].
>
> A package which is horribly outdated is everything but a "convenience".
File a bug against ft
Hereward Cooper wrote:
> > > I live in Birmingham, UK and work in London, UK, so arranging a meet
> > > in/around these two cities is usually possible at any time.
> > >
> >
> > It might be a long time away but there is a linux expo in may, you
> > will
> > definatly be able to get one signed on
Mike Schacht wrote:
> This list of debian machines: http://db.debian.org/machines.cgi, shows
> that some of the machines allow access by "all". There is no further
> explanation of who qualifies as "all", or how someone who is "all" can
> get access.
>
> The debian-admin list is given at the Ad
[cc'ing debian-admin and debian-mentors does not make that much
sense]
Bastian Kleineidam wrote:
> Here are some possibilities I can think of:
>
> 1) Follow and parse one of the -changes lists, archive the changelogs in
>a machine-readable format, indexed by source/binary package.
> 2) Have a
Hereward Cooper wrote:
> > > I live in Birmingham, UK and work in London, UK, so arranging a meet
> > > in/around these two cities is usually possible at any time.
> > >
> >
> > It might be a long time away but there is a linux expo in may, you
> > will
> > definatly be able to get one signed on
Mike Schacht wrote:
> This list of debian machines: http://db.debian.org/machines.cgi, shows
> that some of the machines allow access by "all". There is no further
> explanation of who qualifies as "all", or how someone who is "all" can
> get access.
>
> The debian-admin list is given at the Ad
[cc'ing debian-admin and debian-mentors does not make that much
sense]
Bastian Kleineidam wrote:
> Here are some possibilities I can think of:
>
> 1) Follow and parse one of the -changes lists, archive the changelogs in
>a machine-readable format, indexed by source/binary package.
> 2) Have a
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