or post-down), but if you add or remove
things, you need to remember this caveat when "restarting networking".
Depending on how helpful I feel when people ask this on #ubuntu-server,
I either explain this or just tell them to reboot. *shrug*
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ore possible ways Ubuntu Server could stand out. I
can just say that historically the Ubuntu Server community has by far
preferred that Ubuntu Server remain a minimal install. It's been a
while since this discussion has last been active, though. Would you care
to start this discussion
in a net loss in usability on account of more questions asked, just
trying to get something constructive out of this thread)
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that their build
> scripts are not static and forces them to verify that all the package
> dependencies are listed in the package. It also runs lintian, to
> verify that the packages follow Debian/Ubuntu policy to the "t".
debuild also runs lintian. sbuild does not.
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unty/Karmic system or have
you perhaps changed /usr/bin/python to point to python2.5?
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mar for well over 10 years. The Intarweb[1] does seem to
support my argument, though.
[1]: A search for "comma before which" yields a lot of promosing
references. http://wire.rutgers.edu/p_grammar_comma2.html for one
looks credible to me.
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as recorded and now). To track
bugs in older series, we use bug tasks. I tried to find a useful link
on the wiki, but to no avail. Perhaps someone with stronger wiki-fu og
Google-fu than I can help with that.
[1]: Hardy, Intrepid, Jaunty, Karmic, and Lucid are all "series". The
d
ong as we never have
them in the archive, we're in the clear, no?
[1]: Since all our packages are built on buildd's, whereas Debian uses
binary builds from developers.
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ocuments, you use a document viewer. If we change the default
document viewer at some point, the user's experience shouldn't change.
They shouldn't have to know that we've replaced Evince with
FooPDFViewer. They should just keep using "Document Viewer" and have the
best pos
iptables -A INPUT -j f8to0" on a command line will give the above
error message. I'm guessing you have a firewall script of some sort that
is massed up and tries to jump to a made up target. "sudo grep -r f8to0
/etc/rc?.d" should give you a hint.
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debhelper (actually, only the ones using
dh_strip). This is the vast majority of packages, though. valgrind does
indeed use debhelper, but doesn't call dh_strip. Hence, it doesn't
generate ddeb's.
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discussing if I'm not mistaken.
Right. Although, the idea of reporting this data for all of the worlds
Ubuntu systems to give the owners of identical devices an early warning
if others people's are starting to fail is interesting, but an entirely
different discussion.
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dicate of impending failure. The conclusion of the study
was that if SMART says that he drive is about to go bust, it's very
likely to be true. However, if SMART says everything is fine, that's not
necessarily true.
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en libc6 was broken, so I wouldn't be suprised if it had quite a few
oddities.
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pointlessly difficult towards others when they've exercised their
humanity in an unfortunate way.
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d applying your logic, since I've
been a core-dev longer than you, my opinion is better than yours, right?
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me doko because Cory's a developer?
Interesting.
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> nothing. Why?
Because I was more interested in fixing the bug than doing paperwork.
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On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 12:35:14AM -, Soren Hansen wrote:
>* New release.
Sorry, that was a little.. um.. terse :)
This is a bugfix release that fixes a few typos (well, several instances
of the same typo, really), and fixes a call to qemu-img that breaks
because I added more san
not very easily discoverable. If one were to find
mention of it in a magazine or on IRC or whatever, it /is/ only a quick
apt-get away. IMO, nuke it. IME the utility is never really used, and
the daily(?) updatedb run is annoying and confusing to users who haven't
asked for it.
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the "Start the install
> process, and remote the screen to a VNC client listening elsewhere to
> actually perform the upgrade."
The part about upgrades *I* like is the part between where I type
"do-release-upgrade" and the part where I get my prompt back. I usually
spend tha
e already do this. Last I checked the unpacked LiveCD filesystem were a
couple of gigabytes and it's squashed onto a 700MB CD.
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ike to install an Ubuntu Server [ ]
If we could, we would. :) There would simply not be space enough on the
CD for all the software.
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file, does so, and then proceeds to open the file
with (O_WRONLY | O_BINARY | O_CREAT | O_TRUNC) unless you pass it '-k',
in which case O_TRUNC is replaced with O_EXCL.
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; > operation."
> how does that even remotely relate to your complaint ? the package
> itself just uses the default system paths and obviously doesnt *rely*
> on anything in /usr/local apparently ...
No, but it *does* rely on the *absence* of a b0rken perl interpret
rly object to keeping the option around by way of
gconf. The UI should just not allow it.
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On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 09:37:03PM +0900, Arwyn Hainsworth wrote:
> On 15/03/07, Soren Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 10:23:32AM +0900, Arwyn Hainsworth wrote:
> >> >I've always thought that the option of just giving any user access
One allows command line access, the other graphical
> access.
I always connect to vino by way of:
$ xtightvncviewer -via myhomemachine :0
Works great.
> A notification area icon or applet indicating the current connections
> made is a nice idea though.
Sure, I have no problem wi
iving any user access
without authentication is broken and should be removed. Something like
what happened to this user was bound to happen sooner or later and I
can't think up a use case that justifies its presence. Can any of you?
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