Quoting Justin Pryzby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> Stephen Stafford maintains apt-spy, which has RC bug #315120:
> "apt-spy: segfault with updated mirror list", for which I have a
> patch.
>
> Last we knew, he was moving to London and hoped s
lin Watson tried it and it refused to
build on PowerPC.
I appreciate any time that anyone is able to give to this issue.
Thanks,
Stephen
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Adeodato Simó wrote:
> There was a little discussion about distributed-net-pproxy last month:
>
> http://lists.debian.org/debian-qa/2004/07/msg00040.html
>
> To make it easier to sbd. reading the removal bug (CCed), e.g. a
> ftpmaster, this is the link for this second thread:
>
> ht
Quoting Andreas Barth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> * Stephen Stafford ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [040709 21:10]:
> > I've done some work on the distributed-net client package (trying to make
> it fit
> > for release) and came across distributed-net-pproxy while I was at it.
>
C bug - #145410 - (with a patch) for
well over 2 years which nobody has cared enough to fix, is non-free, and doesn't
function with the current distributed.net infrastructure (needs update to latest
upstream version) - see #181473.
I think we should remove it from the archive.
Cheers,
ghts? Should I remove it from the
package? What's the process in that case? Do I need to file a bug against
ftp.d.o asking for the m68k package to be removed?
Cheers,
Stephen
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t about epic4
scripting...as it stands there's a fair bit of work required to make it work
again properly. It's close to needing a rewrite from scratch.
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inish the
packaging), but due to an indemnity clause in the license it cannot be
packaged (I removed my ITP bugs, didn't know this was still there). I
suggest that it be tagged wontfix as per someone's suggestion, and listed on
the software that can't be packaged list.
Cheers,
Stephen Stafford
it only exists in potato. I can't see why/when it
was removed from unstable though. It doesn't seem to be listed in the
removed list. Perhaps somebody can remember?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ madison wily
wily | 0.13.41-0.2 |stable | source, alpha, arm, i386,
m68k, powerpc,
> Documentation License version 1.1. A detached signature for the new
> version is included.
>
> Stephen Stafford will be the new maintainer of the package (upstream
> and Debian package) soon and can close this bug when he makes his
> first upload. :) (We agreed on my notifying ab
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