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> close 10975
Bug#10975: electric-fence: mprotect() failed: Invalid argument
Bug closed, ack sent to submitter - they'd better know why !
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> severity 34184 fixed
Bug#34184: filters-nonfree: Typo in description
Severity set to `fixed'.
> severity 29368 fixed
Bug#29368: typo
Severity set to `fixed'.
> severity 28477 wishlist
Bug#28477: xscreensaver: Please enhance it to cycle hacks by pressi
I was very impressed when I found sniffit the other day, I had been looking
for a similar tool for a some time. I was even more impressed when, after
discovering a different copyright, it was freed.
I would like to adopt the package.
--
I consume, therefore I am
pgpUpXmPJiHn4.pgp
Description:
Le Sun, Jul 04, 1999 at 08:22:11PM +1000, Hamish Moffatt écrivait:
> Since this package is owned by debian-qa why not close the bug, rather
> than just setting it to be fixed?
It has been closed (i've done it) but the severity fixed comes from the
automatic job that dinstall does. It has detected
There are 3 bug reports outstanding for the package xlife, one of
which has an accompanying patch and the other two shouldn't be too hard
to fix. Does anyone know the status of "<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
who is the maintainer?
The reports are all 390 days old, with no reply from any maintainer.
It look
On Sat, Jul 03, 1999 at 02:04:05PM -0500, Debian Bug Tracking System wrote:
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> > severity 39976 fixed
> Bug#39976: libapache-asp-perl places files in arch-specific manner
> Severity set to `fixed'.
Since this package is owned by debian-qa why not clos
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