odes.sh and updated the package.
If somebody can check that the tool in fact spits out sensible mode
parameters, I'd be grateful. (Nothing material was changed, but I'd better
be safe than sorry. I can't test modelines on my laptop LCD screen. ;-)
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rk isn't
my style. ;-)
The script does run (I said so), and it produces mode lines which at first
glance _look_ reasonably meaningful; I'd just like for somebody (with a
decent monitor) to verify that these values in fact _are_ meaningful.
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> Read the developer's reference, repackage zed and you will be ready to ask
> for a sponsor.
... but, next time, please don't all-caps-ify the subject.
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* Trivial readline usage problem fixed. (Closes: #103445)
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Hi, Antony Gelberg wrote:
> I'll create an unstable chroot, which should be an experience in itself,
To be even better, get the buildd sources from CVS and setup your
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l preference is to add a Lintian override, and leave it at that.
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Hi, Colin Watson wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 25, 2003 at 07:07:01PM +0200, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
>> My personal preference is to add a Lintian override, and leave it at
>> that.
>
> But the error says that it isn't a shared library at all, which is
> equally applicable t
intian warning is about.
>
"Usually". Sometimes you have to link against it anyway.
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files which you depend on in the library
packages. (The former should of course conflict with older versions
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667:
The neighbor of the beast.
ary "acquiring" changed
translations from the new one -- the old library will be obsolete anyway,
as soon as all packages which depend on it are recompiled.
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(Closes:
> #198151)
> * New upstream version. (Closes:
> #165842)
> + Fixes GCC 3.2/3.3 problems. (Closes:
> #190803)
> * Trivial readline usage problem fixed. (Clo
mpty, for all practical purposes.) This preserves the file's original
encoding.
Changing the encoding to utf-8 is as simple as typing
:set fileencoding=utf-8
before saving. (note the singular.)
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Hi, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> Somebody please step up and sponsor me.
Christian Kurz did. Thank you!
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the message catalog would contain the union of strings
from both libraries, not its intersection.
I'd think that'd be obvious...
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Hi, José Fonseca wrote:
> I need a sponsor to upload a package:
>
I'd be interested in using this package, and I can sponsor it.
> The package is available from http://jrfonseca.dyndns.org/debian/ .
>
Not reachable at the moment. Please store your Debian files on
sourcefor
e be added to the developer reference?
>
Post a bug. ;-)
IMHO, that entry should also include a warning for sponsors to please NOT
forget the -v option when they recreate the changes file after rebuilding
from source...
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Hi, Geert Stappers wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 16, 2003 at 05:57:02PM +0200, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> Not reachable at the moment. Please store your Debian files on
>> sourceforge.
>
> Or on a more open site such as savannah.gnu.org or alioth.debian.org
In general, you are correct; i
;ll take a look at them.
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Chicken Soup:
An ancient miracle drug containing equal parts of aureomycin, cocaine,
interferon, and TLC. The on
(and I probably will do that, next time), but if
for the problem at hand the solution A+ is just as helpful as B and
significantly less work for the maintainer, then advocating B _instead_of_ A+
is a disservice, IMHO.
Just explaining -- again, no hard feelings taken or intended.
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at worst it'll have inconsistent
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And why should night and
have a Kerberos
server; libldap.so might be another example) I'd either create a separate
package, or I'd put the library in Recommends: and dynamically decide at
runtime whether Kerberos/LDAP is monitorable.
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Hi, Mike Hommey wrote:
> I am the current maintainer of mkultra, a window decorations theme for KDE,
> and would need sponsorship for an update of mkultra, solving an RC bug.
I'll take it.
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Hi, Kevin B. McCarty wrote:
> But I don't know if I want to take over as upstream and make a whole new
> release.
The way you describe it, you already _are_ upstream. So, IMHO, go for it.
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Hi, Gaudenz Steinlin wrote:
> I'm looking for a sponsor for passepartout. You can download the source
> package at
>
> http://www.soziologie.ch/~steinlin/passepartout/
>
I'll have a look at it.
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> someone?
>
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And hold there is no sin bu
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-- Bart Simpson on chalkboard in episode 1F20
Hi, michael-mayer wrote:
> Should I choose the unmodified official
> sources with this known limitation (as I did for now) or is it acceptable to
> include my patch?
If you can use the unmodified official sources, then you should do so.
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Hi, José Fonseca wrote:
> I need a sponsor to upload a new version of esmtp. Matthias Urlichs was
> my sponsor and did the initial upload, but I guess he must be too busy
> ATM as I didn't receive any reply from my email (sent over a week ago).
>
Sorry, I seem to have ski
e controlling TTY, but the linuxrc
context is set up by the kernel. Giving kernel processes a controlling
TTY is usually a bad idea (press ^c and kill a few kernel processes...).
There'a s the TIOCSCTTY ioctl call which a process can use to fix that,
but nothing in the linuxrc context does.
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Hi, Colin Watson wrote:
> Does your package contain any architecture-dependent code, i.e. XS modules
> (look for .so, .bs)? If so, you probably want to put the modules in
> /usr/lib/perl5 and ignore lintian.
... or, better IMHO, install a lintian override.
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>> ... or, better IMHO, install a lintian override.
>
> I generally dislike installing lintian overrides for things I consider
> to be bugs in lintian. It only serves to hide the problem.
OK, OK.
... or, WAY better, teach Lintian to recognize this case
e STOP command (see "man 7 debconf-devel"), and
(b) use fork+execve to restart apache instead of backticks.
> --
> People said I was dumb, but I proved them!
>
I once had a random signature grabber which was very good at magically find-
ing the right signarure for the ema
still need to use STOP, but
at the end of your script it can't hurt any). It'll run Apache with a
half-closed file descriptor or two (the bidirectional pipe to debconf),
but that's not a problem in practice. Anyway, that Close-On-Exec flag would
prevent the problem from occurring in th
t with a pair of FIFOs in the file system, though. I'll have to think
about that.
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Hi,
Joey Hess:
> Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> > IMHO it's a good reason for not mixing configuration with execution,
> > and it's an even better reason for fixing a bug in DebConf. Specifically,
> > setting the Close-On-Exec flag on the file descriptor(s) which rep
Hi,
Paul Cupis:
> apt-get install libtool
>
And don't forget "add 'libtool' to the Build-Depends: line(s) in
debian/control".
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Sven LUTHER:
> Mmm, is Provides a superset of Replaces, or do you have to specify both
They simply have different semantics. It's better not to conflate them.
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f i go with virtual packages, i will most probably run with
> problems on versioned dependencies
You don't need them here. -bytecode and -native can even be versioned
independently; if a program has a problem with an old -native it can
register a conflict with lower versions of
Hi,
Stefano Zacchiroli:
> On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 09:12:52AM +0200, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> > I'd split the packages in three:
> > - ocaml (arch-independent, common stuff)
> > - ocaml-bytecode (ditto, bytecode interpreter)
> > - ocaml-native (arch-dependent, c
in the package
list (I haven't checked the source -- no time :-/ ), that may well be a
virtual package.
You should probably ask the maintainer(s).
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Hi,
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 14:26:30 +, Frank K|ster wrote:
> So if I intend to prepare official packages, what should I do? Probably
> I first should install debian-policy & Co. from unstable and make sure
> that I always have the current version at hand. But what about software
> involved in pa
Hi,
> I am experiencing strange things with debconf and the package I'm
> working on, netenv.
>
debconf maintains an answer database distinct from the package's "real"
configuration. Answers pertaining to your package don't get cleaned out
by --purge. They probably should be -- file a bug against
Hi,
On Fri, 21 Mar 2003 08:31:37 +, Roland Mas wrote:
> Kevin Rosenberg (2003-03-20 12:40:17 -0700) :
>> I do the same. Additionally, I use the Debian cryptoapi and cryptoloop
>> kernel modules to encrypt the USB drive. I think the chance of losing
>> such a portable, small device is significa
Hi,
On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 14:49:41 +, Thomas Viehmann wrote:
>
> Is it advisable for such .so's that are not intended to be linked against to go
> into /usr/lib, or is it preferable to have them in /usr/lib/package?
> (Just curious.)
>
IMHO, if there's more that would go into /usr/lib/package,
gs,
like I tend to do :-/ , jump at something else instead. ;-)
Anyway, I'd love to sponsor the package, but I'm still waiting for DAM
Approval.
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you get for not paying attention. ;-)
Anyway, "pyx" isn't a good name for a Python module. Try "python-pyx"
instead.
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Hi, Joe Wreschnig wrote:
> So, it might take people 3 years, but YMMV.
[ continued in debian-newmaint ]
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e (with justification please...) relegates them to the DAM.
If people think this is a good idea, I am willing, and actually have the
time, to extend the NM pages to implement this.
[1] http://www.debian.org/devel/join/newmaint#DAM
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Hi, Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
> It would still require DAM action to actually create the account.
>
[ Also continued in -newmaint. Sorry about the confusion. ]
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I wrote:
> [ stuff that should have gone to -newmaint ]
Lack of sufficient sleep tends to do that to people. Sorry.
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Hi, D.Hansmann wrote:
> However, before trying to register as a DD
If all you want to do is to submit the package to Debian, then registering
as DD is overkill; your time would be better spent in finding a DD who is
willing to check+submit+(co-)maintain it for you.
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pressed ^D is a matter of (for the user) keybinding and (for the
programmer) manual-reading.
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> if (line_read && *line_read)
> add_history (line_read);
else if (line_read) { /* process empty line */ }
else { /* process ^D, i.e. end-of-input */ }
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lnj package isn't
cluttered with unpatchable binaries and that you only need to update the
unpatchable -image package when absolutely necessary.
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al changes).
* Updated standards version to 3.6.0 (no changes).
* New debian/NEWS file.
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odes.sh and updated the package.
If somebody can check that the tool in fact spits out sensible mode
parameters, I'd be grateful. (Nothing material was changed, but I'd better
be safe than sorry. I can't test modelines on my laptop LCD screen. ;-)
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rk isn't
my style. ;-)
The script does run (I said so), and it produces mode lines which at first
glance _look_ reasonably meaningful; I'd just like for somebody (with a
decent monitor) to verify that these values in fact _are_ meaningful.
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Hi, Aníbal Monsalve Salazar wrote:
> Read the developer's reference, repackage zed and you will be ready to ask
> for a sponsor.
... but, next time, please don't all-caps-ify the subject.
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.2/3.3 problems. (Closes: #190803)
* Trivial readline usage problem fixed. (Closes: #103445)
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Hi, Antony Gelberg wrote:
> I'll create an unstable chroot, which should be an experience in itself,
To be even better, get the buildd sources from CVS and setup your
own build daemon. It's fun. ;-)
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l preference is to add a Lintian override, and leave it at that.
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will eventually plunge into the At
Hi, Colin Watson wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 25, 2003 at 07:07:01PM +0200, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
>> My personal preference is to add a Lintian override, and leave it at
>> that.
>
> But the error says that it isn't a shared library at all, which is
> equally applicable t
intian warning is about.
>
"Usually". Sometimes you have to link against it anyway.
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files which you depend on in the library
packages. (The former should of course conflict with older versions
of the latter.)
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667:
Th
ary "acquiring" changed
translations from the new one -- the old library will be obsolete anyway,
as soon as all packages which depend on it are recompiled.
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the message catalog would contain the union of strings
from both libraries, not its intersection.
I'd think that'd be obvious...
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> * New upstream version. (Closes: #165842)
> + Fixes GCC 3.2/3.3 problems. (Closes: #190803)
> * Trivial readline usage problem fixed. (Closes: #103445)
>
>
mpty, for all practical purposes.) This preserves the file's original
encoding.
Changing the encoding to utf-8 is as simple as typing
:set fileencoding=utf-8
before saving. (note the singular.)
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Hi, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> Somebody please step up and sponsor me.
Christian Kurz did. Thank you!
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Hi, José Fonseca wrote:
> I need a sponsor to upload a package:
>
I'd be interested in using this package, and I can sponsor it.
> The package is available from http://jrfonseca.dyndns.org/debian/ .
>
Not reachable at the moment. Please store your Debian files on
sourcefor
e be added to the developer reference?
>
Post a bug. ;-)
IMHO, that entry should also include a warning for sponsors to please NOT
forget the -v option when they recreate the changes file after rebuilding
from source...
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Hi, Geert Stappers wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 16, 2003 at 05:57:02PM +0200, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> Not reachable at the moment. Please store your Debian files on
>> sourceforge.
>
> Or on a more open site such as savannah.gnu.org or alioth.debian.org
In general, you are correct; i
;ll take a look at them.
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Chicken Soup:
An ancient miracle drug containing equal parts of aureomycin, cocaine,
interferon, and TLC. The on
(and I probably will do that, next time), but if
for the problem at hand the solution A+ is just as helpful as B and
significantly less work for the maintainer, then advocating B _instead_of_ A+
is a disservice, IMHO.
Just explaining -- again, no hard feelings taken or intended.
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will turn instinctively for more assista
at worst it'll have inconsistent
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And why should night and
have a Kerberos
server; libldap.so might be another example) I'd either create a separate
package, or I'd put the library in Recommends: and dynamically decide at
runtime whether Kerberos/LDAP is monitorable.
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Hi, Michael Ablassmeier wrote:
> someone?
>
Me.
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And hold there is no sin bu
Hi, Mike Hommey wrote:
> I am the current maintainer of mkultra, a window decorations theme for KDE,
> and would need sponsorship for an update of mkultra, solving an RC bug.
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Hi, Kevin B. McCarty wrote:
> But I don't know if I want to take over as upstream and make a whole new
> release.
The way you describe it, you already _are_ upstream. So, IMHO, go for it.
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roduce your work.
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Hi, Gaudenz Steinlin wrote:
> I'm looking for a sponsor for passepartout. You can download the source
> package at
>
> http://www.soziologie.ch/~steinlin/passepartout/
>
I'll have a look at it.
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Hi, michael-mayer wrote:
> Should I choose the unmodified official
> sources with this known limitation (as I did for now) or is it acceptable to
> include my patch?
If you can use the unmodified official sources, then you should do so.
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Hi, Josà Fonseca wrote:
> I need a sponsor to upload a new version of esmtp. Matthias Urlichs was
> my sponsor and did the initial upload, but I guess he must be too busy
> ATM as I didn't receive any reply from my email (sent over a week ago).
>
Sorry, I seem to have ski
e controlling TTY, but the linuxrc
context is set up by the kernel. Giving kernel processes a controlling
TTY is usually a bad idea (press ^c and kill a few kernel processes...).
There'a s the TIOCSCTTY ioctl call which a process can use to fix that,
but nothing in the linuxrc context does.
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Hi, Colin Watson wrote:
> Does your package contain any architecture-dependent code, i.e. XS modules
> (look for .so, .bs)? If so, you probably want to put the modules in
> /usr/lib/perl5 and ignore lintian.
... or, better IMHO, install a lintian override.
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Hi, Colin Watson wrote:
>> ... or, better IMHO, install a lintian override.
>
> I generally dislike installing lintian overrides for things I consider
> to be bugs in lintian. It only serves to hide the problem.
OK, OK.
... or, WAY better, teach Lintian to recognize this case
e STOP command (see "man 7 debconf-devel"), and
(b) use fork+execve to restart apache instead of backticks.
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I once had a random signature grabber which was very good at magically find-
ing the right signarure for the ema
still need to use STOP, but
at the end of your script it can't hurt any). It'll run Apache with a
half-closed file descriptor or two (the bidirectional pipe to debconf),
but that's not a problem in practice. Anyway, that Close-On-Exec flag would
prevent the problem from occurring in the first place.
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pair of FIFOs in the file system, though. I'll have to think
about that.
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Hi,
Joey Hess:
> Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> > IMHO it's a good reason for not mixing configuration with execution,
> > and it's an even better reason for fixing a bug in DebConf. Specifically,
> > setting the Close-On-Exec flag on the file descriptor(s) which rep
Hi,
Paul Cupis:
> apt-get install libtool
>
And don't forget "add 'libtool' to the Build-Depends: line(s) in
debian/control".
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