Previously Martin Quinson wrote:
> It seems bad to me: It's a kind of dependency there, no ? But on the other
> hand, they just depend a recent dpkg to be installed, not to be used...
It is a dependency that might not be possible to be resolved by an old
dpkg: if it is a versioned dependency using
Previously Adrian Bunk wrote:
> Could you please tag them as "fixed" so that everyone sees that they
> aren't present in the current packages?
Euh, you want to mark bugs that might appear in the future as fixed?
That sounds like the wrong way around..
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Previously Anthony Towns wrote:
> modutils 108934 forwarded serious
Already fixed.
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Previously Anthony Towns wrote:
> This bug appears to have been introduced when flag_unresolved_error was
> added in 2.4.7, and the trivial fix of making flag_unresolved_error a
> static and defining it out if the #ifdef should work perfectly (since
> flag_unresolved_error is not referred to outsid
Previously Anthony Towns wrote:
> This bug appears to have been introduced when flag_unresolved_error was
> added in 2.4.7, and the trivial fix of making flag_unresolved_error a
> static and defining it out if the #ifdef should work perfectly (since
> flag_unresolved_error is not referred to outsid
Previously Anthony Towns wrote:
> What's being done to fix this bug? When will it be fixed? Etc?
Waiting for upstream.
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Previously Anthony Towns wrote:
> This bug's already two weeks overdue, even given the extended deadline
> for fixing RC base bugs, and hasn't seen any progress. I'm sorry, but
> if we want to ever release we *need* a working base system, and really
> if we want it to be remotely timely, we needed
Previously Anthony Towns wrote:
> Could someone please upload a new modutils to fix Bug#106933? The
> explanation in the report appears to answer Wichert's request for
> moreinfo.
No, I still need the APUS specific configuration.
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Previously Anthony Towns wrote:
> Could someone please upload a new modutils to fix Bug#106933? The
> explanation in the report appears to answer Wichert's request for
> moreinfo.
How nice of you to ask me first and also ignore other release critical
bugs in this request.
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Previously Dale Scheetz wrote:
> I'm not sure what the solution is for m68k...
Simply use an Architecture line that does not include m68k.
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Previously Alexander Hvostov wrote:
> If the general sentiment is what I think it is, then I agree: LAY IT TO REST
> ALREADY. Linux 2.0 and 2.2 are both obsolete. There's very, very little sense
> in keeping either around. I can imagine some people screaming bloody murder if
> support for 2.2 was r
Previously Martin Michlmayr wrote:
> to contact Brian as well. I'm posting to debian-devel now to ask if
> anyone knows what's up with Brian.
He is alive, He uploaded a package on Dec 3, and his last message
to debian-devel was sent from [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Nov 4.
Big brother is watching you :)
Package: ntop
Version: 1.2a7-11
Severity: important
The clean target doesn't clean config.cache & friends which completely
breaks compilation on for example sparc.
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Kernel: Linux fog 2.2.16 #1 Sat Aug 5 16:56:48 PDT 2000 i686
Previously Christian Kurz wrote:
> Well, would this break the whole code? Couldn't we just define char to
> be signed to solve the problem?
No, since you have to be able to return all characters in the 0-255 range
as well as a seperate EOF-error. So you need 9 bits anyway..
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Previously Christian Kurz wrote:
> And how would suggest this could be fixed?
Change c to be an int? getc() is defined to return an int instead of
a char for that very same reason.
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> people's crontabs ...
dpkg does do the right thing, I've done it once. Maintainer scripts
however certainly don't.
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Previously Anthony Towns wrote:
> Package: modutils
> Maintainer: Wichert Akkerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 8550 kerneld start too late
This bug is obsoleted by 2.2 kernels. I'll close it when 2.2 becomes the
defa
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we'll never release slink.
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t about the severity of this. The security
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Fix in Incoming
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