> So I tried manually
> $ jgraph < cube.jgr > cube.eps
> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I wonder if someone with better and/or more recent low level
debugging skills than I could take a quick look at this.
Jgraph appears to be getting a segfault before reaching
main(). It looks like either I'm
Karl Ferguson writes ("Bug#1508: Segmentation fault while installing..."):
> [...]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:2:/pub/linux/debian/debian-0.93/binary/base] dpkg -i
> adduser-
> 1.94-1.deb
> (Reading database ... 6380 files and directories currently installed.)
> Preparing to replace adduser (using adduser
Michael E. Deisher writes ("Re: FTP archive"):
> On Thu, 28 Sep 95 19:20 EST, Ian Murdock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> >auto-pgp is not pgp. It is still under GPL. Please move it back
> > into the distribution. Ian Jackson is the author. You can ask him
> > yourself if you are in doubt. :-)
David Brinks writes ("Re: Very weird stuff on ftp.debian.org"):
> Give your cron a shot again, Ian. [...]
It succeeded some time earlier today, but I've only just got around to
answering my mail. Thanks for getting it fixed.
The new trn, dpkg and texinfo packages are now available in
project/In
For what it's worth:
I've been pretty strung out lately (illness, deadlines, lack of
sleep). Please take anything I mailed out yesterday with at least a
grain of salt. [Not that you shouldn't in any event, but especially
for Sep 28 95].
Sorry about that.
--
Raul
Package: sendmail
Version: sendmail-8.6.12-7.deb
"dpkg --listfiles sendmail" shows no man pages in the latest binary
package. And in fact, when I install the package, "man sendmail"
doesn't work.
--Rob.
PACKAGE: dpkg (and the ftp site)
The "Packages" and "Packages.gz" files do not have ms-dos
compatible filenames. Depending on the tools used, manipulating
these files on, MSDOS filesystems can be a problem.
I suggest that these files be renamed to "packages" and "packages.gz",
respectively. the
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/private/project/Incoming seems to be OK now.
Also, there is a copy of the "dchanges" package in it.
Thanks
Bruce
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Hm. There seems to be some confusion about who the author is.
Unfortunately, we can't be _too_ careful about copyrights. For the
CD-ROM distributiors, there is a significant risk of getting sued (and
losing the lawsuit) if we haven't verified that we have the right to
distribute these programs. Th
On Thu, 28 Sep 95 19:20 EST, Ian Murdock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>auto-pgp is not pgp. It is still under GPL. Please move it back
> into the distribution. Ian Jackson is the author. You can ask him
> yourself if you are in doubt. :-)
> Actually, Ian asked me to move it to non-free until
Package: jgraph
Version: 83-5
Libc: libc.so.4.6.27
Kernel etc: Linux eb 1.2.10 #1 Tue Jun 13 18:37:28 EST 1995 i486
Reporter: repair 0.1
Subject: Error 139 with jgraph
I wanted to test jgraph with the examples which came with it and did
the following:
$ cp /usr/doc/examples/jgraph/* .
$ gzip -d *
Package: several packages
Version: ?
Libc: libc.so.4.6.27
Kernel etc: Linux eb 1.2.10 #1 Tue Jun 13 18:37:28 EST 1995 i486
Reporter: repair 0.1
Subject: accessing /usr/doc/subdirs
Following command showed this, indicating that these subdirectory's
don't have the correct permissions set.
$ ls /usr
Hello developers,
* diskspace requirements (displayed/registered)
I was wondering what happens when someone is running dpkg / dselect to
install some packages and is running out of diskspace. Perhaps it is
usefull to add a system able to calculate/display the required
diskspace for the selected p
On Fri, 29 Sep 1995, Ian Jackson wrote:
> Hmm. Unfortunately I'm trying to use rcp, which doesn't seem to be
> able to cope.
>
[..]
>
> I suppose that taking the machine down to fix the underlying fs is
> probably not advisable.
>
Give your cron a shot again, Ian. I had to fix a few things an
On Fri, 29 Sep 1995, Ian Jackson wrote:
>
> I suppose that taking the machine down to fix the underlying fs is
> probably not advisable.
>
Already been done.
> Also, the /debian.org directory (rather than the mountpoint) ought not
> to be world-writeable, really ...
Well we were tring to figure
Bruce Perens:
> I think there was a copyright problem with "setterm" that caused us to
> remove it from the distribution a long time ago. If I recall correctly,
> it didn't allow distribution for a fee, which is of course essential to
> our CD-ROM redistributors.
Hmm, setterm is distributed on cou
Package: dpkg
Version: 0.93.77
Hi...
I installed dpkg 77 fine (before the R6 release) and installed a few packages
no problem... Now, my mirror script deleted all the files on my hard drive
and is re-mirroring debian again because the files have been moved to the dir
debian-0.93 (but that's a di
From: Helmut Geyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 1995 08:24:49 +0100 (MET)
> Did anyone volunteer to update ghostview and xxgdb before the release?
> These are the last two packages that use the old "R6" naming scheme
> for X11 packages. I'd like to update these packages be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes ("Re: diald for Debian "):
> I haven't been able to upload diald yet. I see the server is back, but
> I see no Incoming directory (this is where the other Ian suggested I
> upload the package). Also, he mentioned using dchanges ... but I can
> see no dchanges in binary/misc
Ian Murdock writes ("Re: Very weird stuff on ftp.debian.org"):
> I noticed this today, too, but I forgot about it until now.
> Basically, after logging in and noticing "Permission denied", I did
> a "cd /", and then a "cd", and everything appeared to work normally
> after that.
>
> It shouldn't be
Ian Murdock writes ("Re: virtual packages and X11 vs. X11R"):
> Well, the X11R5 and X11R6 libraries weren't compatible, and it is
> likely the X11R6 and X11R7 libraries won't be, either. In this
> case, the packages will have to be updated. We don't want people
> thinking they can use an X11R6 pa
>
> Did anyone volunteer to update ghostview and xxgdb before the release?
> These are the last two packages that use the old "R6" naming scheme
> for X11 packages. I'd like to update these packages before release.
>
> If nobody wants to do this, I will, but I already have too much to do.
> I'd
Ian Murdock writes ("Bug#1496: dpkg returns to dselect on SIGSTOP"):
>Date: Thu, 28 Sep 95 20:28 BST
>From: Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> I was using dselect for the first time (for real), and it is very,
>> very nice. However, while it was upgrading my bash.deb, it stopped
I think it's an old BSD bug. The directory /debian.org, before anything
else is mounted on it, has odd permissions. You have to unmount what's
on top of it to see that, but I bet that's it.
Bruce
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