fr=> asian

Hello, just to point a little (funny) mistake. I choose France in the box "select a server near you" on the top right hand corner of the page and I fall on a page written in ... something asian. sure your pages'll be soon as clean as the dist. :) nice day... -- * Jean-Roch S

Re: fr=> asian

Jean-Roch Sotty wrote: > > > Hello, > > just to point a little (funny) mistake. I choose France in the box > "select a server near you" on the top right hand corner of the page and I > fall on a page written in ... something asian. Please check http://www.debian.org/intro/cn - this is

Problems with korean translation

Hi! Could we please disable the korean login and wait for somebody to appear asking what has happend? Korean translations don't use the translation-check header/mechanism and Seongtae Yoo doesn't answer to my mails. Thus I assume that there is somebody else (mis-)using the korean account. Comme

Re: Changes in security.debian.org (w.d.o/security/index)

Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña wrote: > PS: I also feel that the security team should write some more lines > regarding how security is handled in Debian in order for users/others to > be aware of it. The current FAQ does not give enough info IMHO. Please provide questions. Regards, Joey

Re: Publishing of DDP documents

Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña wrote: > > I'm not sure how it is done currently, and that's why I am asking. > Is there a way to know when the DDP make fails (distribution list..)? I > was not aware (until just know when I checked) that the > securing-debian-manual was not getting compiled

Re: Changes in security.debian.org (w.d.o/security/index)

Some questions I sent to Wichert: - who is it composed of (how to get in it) - what is the process of a DSA before it's released (track the bug, backport the fix...) - where are security updates published, why is mirroring discarded - who to get in touch in case of a possible vulnerability in a gi

http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages question

Hello, I am currently writting an application which sould act like your search page located at http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages, named apt-file. Actually I use a perl user agent which parses the result page, thus this is very long and borring if many records are requested ("bin" for exampl