Package: ssmtp
Version: 2.64-4
I have a patch that fixes several issues with the parsing of the From
line where a string scan could go off the end or the beginning of the
string. For instance, if it finds a '(' (on a From line w/o a
'<'...'>' bounded addr), it will scan past the end if no ')' is
Please try out the patch I posted to the rsync mailing list. Here's a
couple different ways to look at it (the first has an easy link for
downloading the patch, the second is easier for viewing the patch):
http://lists.samba.org/archive/rsync/2008-September/021778.html
http://www.mail-archive.co
On Thu, Mar 06, 2008 at 10:19:37AM +, Peter Stephenson wrote:
> If we decide a warning message is still appropriate, given that we've
> detected exactly what's going on it should probably be more specific
> than just a vague "failed to write history".
Yes, we should definitely be giving the us
On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 03:29:36PM -0500, Clint Adams wrote:
> As Sven notes, any history added before exiting will make it into the
> history file despite the error message.
The history being added is the appending going on due to SHARE_HISTORY.
The error is referring to the inability to rewrite
Alphabetical order only helps someone to scan by eye for a known name,
not to find a useful option by what function it performs. The current
idea is to group options together that perform similar functions, which
(hopefully) helps people to find options by their concept (however, the
list could ce
Package: dpkg
Version: 1.13.17
Followup-For: Bug #286275
The initial problem reported in this bug (that install-info does not
understand the --dir-file option), no longer appears to be true.
Unfortunately, the implementation of the --dir-file option is not
correct: the script makes it an alias f
FYI: the arrival of March 1st revealed a bug in 1.40's new timestamp
parsing, so version 1.41 was released earlier today.
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Some significant changes in timestamp handling were just recently
finished, so I went ahead and released version 1.40. FYI.
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Package: pop-before-smtp
Version: 1.36-2
Severity: wishlist
I'd like to see the pop-before-smtp package updated to version 1.39 in
testing. Debian's current version is 1.36, which was released about 1.4
years ago.
Starting with the 1.37 release, pop-before-smtp has support for cached
IMAP conne
Simply edit the /etc/pop-before-smtp/pop-before-smtp.conf and look for
the commented $grace assignment:
# A 30-minute grace period before the IP address is expired.
#$grace = 30*60;
Change the second line to be uncommented and have whatever value (in
seconds) that you desire. For instance, this
This must be a change in behavior on the part of a library or something.
I've just checked in the attached change so that it will come out in the
final 2.6.7 release (this patch is relative to 2.6.7pre1).
..wayne..
--- main.c 5 Feb 2006 04:52:11 - 1.293
+++ main.c 11 Feb 2006 0
This is not really a bug, but the documented way rsync currently works.
It uses unescaped spaces to allow the user to ask for multiple arguments
from the remote host, and thus requires that filenames with spaces be
escaped in some shell-compatible manner.
Another way to avoid the problem is to use
Russ: your strace output didn't list the 3rd rsync process (there are
two processes on the receiving side and one on the sending side). Also,
the "issues and debugging" page of the rsync website has some hints to
help debug problem scenarios, such as including what "netstat" says
about active soc
> A small hint: this problem is not deterministic.
The reason you might have thought that is that your test script has a
bug in it -- it's missing a trailing slash on the source directory.
FYI, this bug has been fixed for the 2.6.7 version (which is now in
a pre-release testing phase).
..wayne..
Package: installation-reports
Debian-installer-version: daily debian-testing-i386-netinst.iso downloaded Nov
3, 2005
uname -a: Linux myhost 2.6.12-1-386 #1 Tue Sep 27 12:41:08 JST 2005 i686
GNU/Linux
Date: 3-Nov-2005 18:30 PST
Method: Booted CD-ROM of netinst; http from mirros.kernel.org (no pro
I believe that this bug was fixed in 2.6.3: ssh was setting stderr to
non-blocking, so if stderr was combined with stdout (whether redirected
to a file or not) they both got set to non-blocking, resulting in the
corruption of the output.
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