Hi,
I have been trying to do this with other programs. It seems every time
I turn around though it is not working like it should. I used powstatd
back when I was using Mandrake. It is really small, easy to set up, and
it works very well. I recently found out that nut does not work like I
thoug
Michael Sullivan wrote:
I would like to help with coding/debugging packages for Gentoo. I have
some programming experience on a very small scale. I have an Associates
of Computer Science from a small community college, and I've never had a
job working for a software company. You spode of "good
Michael Sullivan wrote:
>
> Anyway, for people like me who have the X flag enabled and might
> accidentally hit the escape key and lose their progress in the game, I
> downloaded the source code of tuxnes-0.75 and commented out all the code
> segments responsible for that ESC/"quit tuxnes" behavio
Michael Sullivan wrote:
> On Sun, 2007-01-07 at 22:56 +, Ciaran McCreesh wrote:
>> On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 16:52:04 -0600 Michael Sullivan
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> | > I have been doing most recruits lately. There has always been a
>> | > steady flow of good people wanting to become devs so
Michael Sullivan wrote:
I hope this is the right place for this, or at least the right place to
No, not really.
write/edit ebuilds yet. Do I even submit them to Gentoo's bugzilla, or
should I paddle upstream with them? What should I do?
This isn't a bug so much as a behavior that you just
I hope this is the right place for this, or at least the right place to
start. Feel free to flame me if it's not. This question relates to
submitting a patch for a Gentoo package. I was running tuxnes-0.75
today. I was playing Final Fantasy 3, which is AFAIK not yet released
in the USA (and als
Michael Sullivan wrote:
I mean where do I start improving my skills? I've looked at source code
from Gentoo packages that was written in C (I know the basics of C) and
it made no sense to me. I found the experience quite overwhelming. Is
there a place I can start training myself to work on b
On Sun, 2007-01-07 at 22:56 +, Ciaran McCreesh wrote:
> On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 16:52:04 -0600 Michael Sullivan
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> | > I have been doing most recruits lately. There has always been a
> | > steady flow of good people wanting to become devs so that is not a
> | > problem.
On Sun, Jan 07, 2007 at 10:14:26PM +0100, Ivan Sakhalin wrote:
> Dear friends and fellow Gentooists,
>
>
> While the politics around these cases make rational discussion quite
> difficult
> it is obvious even to outsiders that this is not in the spirit of the
> original Gentoo
On Sunday, 07. January. 2007 23:09, Christian Heim wrote:
> Dear people (those who care), I just masked net-www/mod_bwshare.
>
> UPSTREAM modified their webserver, which makes it impossible for wget to
> fetch the tarball (while fetching manually still works).
Another reason for this is, that the
Petteri Räty wrote:
> It's my pleasure to introduce to you Raúl "armin76" Porcel. He is
> joining us to put maintainer-wanted stuff to the tree and remove stuff
> via treecleaners. The teams he targets now are net-p2p, mozilla and
> treecleaners.
Welcome, Raúl!
--
> I would like to help with coding/debugging packages for Gentoo. I have
> some programming experience on a very small scale. I have an Associates
> of Computer Science from a small community college, and I've never had a
> job working for a software company. You spode of "good enough skills";
Dear people (those who care), I just masked net-www/mod_injection.
This package has a dead UPSTREAM and there are currently better alternatives
in the tree.
traffic- or IP-based filtering - use www-apache/mod_cband
for any other filtering - use net-www/mod_security
It is fading away s
Michael Sullivan kirjoitti:
>> I have been doing most recruits lately. There has always been a steady
>> flow of good people wanting to become devs so that is not a problem. The
>> biggest problem is having enough people interested in guiding new people
>> and making sure they have good enough skil
On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 16:52:04 -0600 Michael Sullivan
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| > I have been doing most recruits lately. There has always been a
| > steady flow of good people wanting to become devs so that is not a
| > problem. The biggest problem is having enough people interested in
| > guidin
Dear people (those who care), I just masked www-apache/mod_depends.
This package has a dead UPSTREAM and www-apache/mod_umask is the official
successor.
It is fading away sometime in February.
--
Christian Heim
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> I have been doing most recruits lately. There has always been a steady
> flow of good people wanting to become devs so that is not a problem. The
> biggest problem is having enough people interested in guiding new people
> and making sure they have good enough skills.
I would like to help with c
Dear people (those who care), I just masked net-www/mod_bwshare.
UPSTREAM modified their webserver, which makes it impossible for wget to fetch
the tarball (while fetching manually still works).
There are currently those other alternatives in the tree:
for apache1: net-www/mod_bandwidth
for a
Petteri Räty wrote:
> It's my pleasure to introduce to you Raúl "armin76" Porcel. He is
> joining us to put maintainer-wanted stuff to the tree and remove stuff
> via treecleaners. The teams he targets now are net-p2p, mozilla and
> treecleaners.
>
> He hails from Barcelona, Spain. His hobbies and
Mike Frysinger wrote:
> On Sunday 07 January 2007 02:38, Steve Long wrote:
>> well are there any general usage examples?
>
> dodoc README
I deserved that ;) Let me more precise: are there any other general examples
of make targets for docs?
>> After all, if enough gentoo pkgs do it, it'll become
I just masked net-www/mod_fastcgi (while helping out the apache herd).
www-apache/mod_fcgid is a successor of mod_fastcgi, is faster and more
stable.
It is fading away sometime in February.
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Christian Heim
GPG key ID: 9A9F68E6
Fingerprint: AEC4 87B8 32B8 4922 B3A9 DF79 CAE3 556F 9A9F 68E6
# masking the following packages for treecleaners and bugs
# Pending removal Dec 04th 2006:
# #117662 - media-libs/janus
# #125491 - net-analyzer/tcpick
media-libs/janus
net-analyzer/tcpick
net-analyzer/tcpick has been removed from the tree on 06 January 2007 and the
mask on media-libs/janus got
Ivan Sakhalin kirjoitti:
>- Reduce the rules so that things can be done without a week of
> discussion for every small idea
I have yet to see people refuse written code that has no technical
problems so instead of talking about how to implement stuff, go out
there and write it instead.
>
It's my pleasure to introduce to you Raúl "armin76" Porcel. He is
joining us to put maintainer-wanted stuff to the tree and remove stuff
via treecleaners. The teams he targets now are net-p2p, mozilla and
treecleaners.
He hails from Barcelona, Spain. His hobbies and interests are walking,
fixing t
Rémi Cardona wrote:
About that bug, has anyone filed anything for it in Gentoo or is it the
kind of bug that creeps up anywhere and can look like something else is
responsible for it?
Now that the problem is understood, it can be reproduced trivially on
any kernel and can easily result in fil
Daniel Drake wrote:
> Actually, 1 week is the best-case scenario, since we have a couple of
> minor regressions which need fixing. Additional pressure comes from the
> mmap shared page corruption fix, a significant bug which has existed for
> at least 3 years. Unfortunately the fix has not been bac
Steve Long wrote:
> is it possible for dodoc to do a `make doc' (or whatever the standard is) if
> called without any filenames?
>
>
dodoc's purpose is to install files into ${D}/usr/share/doc/${PF}
If you want to build the docs for a package, examine the build system
for a doc target and run i
I will be asking the x86 and amd64 arch teams to mark the latest
revision of gentoo-sources-2.6.19 stable in 1 weeks time (Jan 14th).
This is a 1 week advance warning to maintainers of external kernel
modules which are still broken in the stable tree -- fix them, or file
new bugs asking for ne
I was amazed this morning when I clicked on a bug link in my email, and
then clicked over to the browser. The bug page had (gasp!) *already
loaded*!! That's amazing, I've never seen our bugzilla do that ever.
Thanks infra, corey and GNi
--
Seemant Kulleen
Developer, Gentoo Linux
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gentoo-de
On Sunday 07 January 2007 11:26, Thilo Bangert wrote:
> Marius Mauch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> > Just a heads up that in the coming weeks I'll start checking packages
> > that still use einfo for important messages and convert them to elog if
> > appropriate.
>
> whats the policy? when do i use e
On 1/7/07, Mike Frysinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Saturday 06 January 2007 13:32, Diego 'Flameeyes' Pettenò wrote:
> On Saturday 06 January 2007 19:23, Mike Frysinger wrote:
> > why not just get rid of the idea of "latest" ? is there a scenario where
> > autotools would be inherited but not
Marius Mauch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Just a heads up that in the coming weeks I'll start checking packages
> that still use einfo for important messages and convert them to elog if
> appropriate.
whats the policy? when do i use einfo and when elog?
the dev handbook states for einfo:
In
Masked at request of rbu's request, on behalf of treecleaners.
# Charlie Shepherd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (07 Jan 2007)
# Pending removal 06 Feb 2007
# Deprecated in favour of its successor app-admin/pwcrypt,
# which is already in the tree
app-crypt/cli-crypt
--
-Charlie
--
gentoo-dev@gentoo.org mai
> Thanks to myself, kingtaco, ramereth, solar, jforman and cshields for
> all playing a part of getting this together so far!
>
> A special thank you to our sponsor GNi (gni.com) for the hardware.
> I hear there will be an article on them in an upcoming GWN.
Thankyou all,
You've spent many hours
On Sunday 07 January 2007 02:38, Steve Long wrote:
> well are there any general usage examples?
dodoc README
> After all, if enough gentoo pkgs do it, it'll become a de-facto standard ;)
the only way that'd happen is if autotools integrated it as a default target
-mike
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