Hi. I just got in BIG TROUBLE at work because the "check to make sure
this is okay first" preface to an email I wrote was removed due to
this bug, and this is not the first time.
This is a grave bug and then some.
And it has an EASY fix.
Heck, it's even already checked into Debian Experimental.
Package: kolab-webadmin
Version: 0.4.0-20060810-4
Severity: normal
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In brief: Still a bug in Etch (only). A bugfix patch is attached.
I can reproduce bug 361000 [1] with kolab-webadmin 0.4.0-20060810-4.
I even went to the considerable trouble to
Adam Katz wrote:
> I have this issue too, though it's not as persistent as Danai
> SAE-HAN's copy; it gives up after exactly five prompts...
Update: I still have this problem, and the persistence of the
password prompt sometimes requires killing gpg (usually, I only have
5-10
This has been sitting forgotten in my 'drafts' folder for a long while
now. I might as well hit "send" and let you see it. As you might
imagine, I don't have much by way of free time, but small tasks are
easy enough. I keep meaning to look into the formalities of becoming
a Debian maintainer, bu
> I don't think this adds a dependency to the package
The README to version 4.0 states:
> Optional dependencies:
> - libbind from BIND 9, for DNSRBL support, except if your system has a
> thread-safe DNS resolver built-in.
This appears to be better documentation than the README in version
3.0,
The command was implemented in version 4.1, which is not yet released.
When it is, it will have the following syntax:
racl greylist spf self delay 33m
This comes from the mitler-greylist mailing list archives at
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/milter-greylist/message/4243
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I have this issue too, though it's not as persistent as Danai
SAE-HAN's copy; it gives up after exactly five prompts (exactly six
for drafts), then gives an error ("Sending of message failed" or
"Unable to save your message as draft").
I spliced together a template from reportbug for relevance (I
>> The latest enigmail is *always* passing '--use-agent' to gpg, even
>> if the "Use Agent" box isn't checked in the engmail perferences.
>
> Upstream answered it's not a bug, but an intended behaviour
> (because gpg-agent will be mandatory in pgg2)
If that's the response and you're holding to it
> For the record, ": foo" is a not entirely uncommon alternative way to
> write comments in Bourne shell it's also the only way to squeeze a
> comment and a trailing ";;" onto a single line.
Wow, I've never seen that outside DOS.bat scripts, but yes, it does that.
You can't have a comment followin
Okay, I did a little more homework on Bourne and found you are right; a
trailing colon in the $PATH does indeed put the current directory at the
end, and a double-colon in the path does indeed count as the current
directory. I knew neither of these things. This mostly retracts my
suggestions.
>
>From the man page:
> The default mrxvt behaviour can be set using the resource
> configuration file ~/.mrxvtrc. For backward compatibility, if
> ~/.mrxvtrc is not found, mrxvt tries to load configuration settings
> from the files ~/.Xdefaults or ~/.Xresources.
I would recommend creating a blank ~
Package: mrxvt
Version: 0.5.2+svn235-1
Severity: minor
The argument -xftpsz (like "mrxvt -xftpsz 16") can be used to change the
size of the proportional font (specified with -xftpfn) for tab names.
The option name for this is xftPSize. This is not documented in the man
page (I used to change it
Package: mrxvt
Version: 0.5.2+svn235-1
Severity: normal
Tags: patch
I have good eyes and a crisp monitor, and I like my terminals small and
plentiful. The mrxvt ships with a minimum font size that is very large,
making it unusable for me for everyday use, and on the occasion that I
want to shrin
Package: debianutils
Version: 2.25.1
Severity: minor
Two bits of extraneous code to remove:
lines 30-33:
30 case $PATH in
31 *::) : "not *DIR:" ;;
32 *:) PATH="$PATH:" ;;
33 esac
Unless this is for some weird nonstandard bourne implementation, the
argument "not *DIR:" to the colon (:
Package: milter-greylist
Version: 3.0-3
Severity: wishlist
Please enable DNSRBL in the binary package. This is as simple as adding
--enable-dnsrbl to the configure script within the debian/rules file.
I don't think this adds a dependency to the package, so I see no reason
not to enable it. Comp
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