Hi,
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 it.
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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/packa
Hi,
On Mon, 14 Apr 2003 09:00:21 +, Matthew Palmer wrote:
> On Sun, 13 Apr 2003, Fielder George Dowding wrote:
>
>> Right! Get on with it, eh?
>
> I'd say that's a pretty succinct way of putting it!
>
Personally I'd rather use your
>>> Then you can start the long and glorious journey thro
Hi,
> However I got a warning from dpkg-source that the original source of
> pysol-cardsets_4.40 will not be provided with pysol-cardsets_4.40-2. Has this
> something to do with the -2, the second Debian release?
>
Yes. See the manpage, which also documents the option to force generating
a tarbal
Hi,
could somebody enlighten me why the current tix8.1 package from unstable
hasn't moved to testing sometime in the last 100 days?
The excuses page just says "valid candidate" and doesn't state any reason
why.
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Hi,
On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 10:21:56 +, andy.grafha wrote:
> Is there any way of requesting the BTS to move a package from "Requested"
> to "Can't be packaged"? I was investigating packaging "VisualBoyAdvance" a
> gameboy advance emulator, but it looks like license problems will make it
> impossib
Hi,
On Sun, 27 Apr 2003 08:26:48 +, Emmanuel Lacour wrote:
> And I've got another question. Is there a way of handling "listen ports
> conflicts" in debian.
Of course there is. It's called "register your port with the maintainer of
the /etc/services file".
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Hi,
On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 13:49:05 +, Joshua Kwan wrote:
> I believe coreutils does this exactly this kind of thing.
Or, for instance, Perl.
Tests are good. More tests are better. => Do it.
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Hi, Paul Hampson wrote:
> I just want to clarify this, since the Developer's Reference
> doesn't really specify... Do I have to be a DD to file an ITA?
>
No.
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ept for the steps marked '+', AFAIK the standard Debian FTP software
already does all of the above. The reason for using two keyrings is that
the DD ring can be updated more easily.
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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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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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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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