On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 21:00:40 + b...@bc-bd.org wrote:
>...
>Simply removing the package may be a bad idea, as people who are using
>revelation will then no longer be able to access their password lists.
>...
Removing the package from the archive won't remove it from installed
systems.
If it's
Hello debian-python,
I have been maintaining revelation in the past, a GNOME2 Password manager. I
will most likely orphan this package because:
- I no longer use revelation
- I don't have a sponsor right now
- Upstream is discontinued since, Tuesday 16. January 2007 11:44
[Franck Joncourt, 2008-12-19 21:21]
> >> /usr/share/urlwatch/examples/hooks.py.example
> >> /usr/share/urlwatch/examples/urls.txt.example
> >
> > how about installing these in /usr/share/doc/urlwatch/examples ?
>
> You are right, that is a good idea.
[...]
> Upstream does that when setup.py is i
Bernd Zeimetz pisze:
Paweł Tęcza wrote:
So, I'm affraid that packaging of python-pypgsql module is necessary
in that situation. I'm not a Python programmer and don't want to change
the sources.
Well.. you could ask upstream.
Actually I'd vote against adding just another PG binding as the othe
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