I'm on the austin-group mailing list, which is the discussion
list for the POSIX committee.
According to discussion on the austin-group mailing list,
the POSIX spec never intended to disallow the traditional
syntax. Very rarely is traditional syntax disallowed, and only
with some major justificat
Package: valgrind
Version: 1:3.1.1-1
Severity: grave
I had the previous version of valgrind working fine. That version doesn't
seem to be available anymore. It may be that valgrind is incompatible
with the latest C library, which was probably upgraded at the same time.
The package is obviously "u
On 5/21/06, Thomas Bushnell BSG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Albert Cahalan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I lost all sorts of apps that Debian no longer packages.
> I even lost penguineyes. Want to package it for me?
>
> I guess it was wrong to rely on sha
I lost all sorts of apps that Debian no longer packages.
I even lost penguineyes. Want to package it for me?
I guess it was wrong to rely on shared libraries. Debian
should use static linking. About the only thing stable
is the kernel system call interface.
Really, it's not cool to break old bin
Sure, this ought to be fixed to use gcc's option to not delete files, but...
You really need to stop building stuff as root. That's nuts. This is not
a Windows system. Use the fakeroot tools if you must, but that should
not be required. There are lots of errors that could wipe out /dev/null,
and e
Package: asterisk
Version: 1:1.0.9.df
Severity: grave
I use IAX protocol over an uncongested LAN to the IAXy adapter.
I hear dropouts of about 1 second, alternating with OK sound for about
2 or 3 seconds. I get this when just listening to the local asterisk demo
sounds, as well as with VOIP over t
So now the title is this:
Mails can't be deleted if there's not enough disk space
Well, true, but that's not really the big problem. This bug
causes several problems:
1. can not delete mail (minor)
2. database gets corrupt (grave) < Ouch!
3. no error message about disk space problem (imp
> > I may have guessed the problem. I had less free disk space than the size of
> > the Inbox file, but not zero disk space either. I suspect that
> > evolution corrupts the mail files when this happens.
>
> Yes, this sounds like the reason of the problem. Thus, I'm retitling.
>
> > Of course, t
> Lots of information is missing from your report, that will be needed to fix
> the problem. (I use evolution and delete mail everyday, so clearly there's
> a problem related to your specific configuration).
I may have guessed the problem. I had less free disk space than the size of
the Inbox fil
Subject: unable to delete mail
Package: evolution
Version: 2.0.3-1.2
Severity: grave
Evolution is unable to delete mail. This "makes the package in question
unusable or mostly so", thus the severity. One can not simply keep getting
more mail without deleting any. Space is not infinite, so now I r
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