Hi,
I have recently joined this list, and I am not sure what the
protocols are yet, so please go easy on me.
I have been on the user list for a long time, but have only
recently installed debian, and (finally) I would like to contribute
to the project. Since time is the major c
Package: trn
Version: 3.6
Revision: 2
The postinst lacks a $:
*** trn.postinst.oldMon Nov 20 16:28:04 1995
--- trn.postinstMon Nov 20 16:28:22 1995
***
*** 18,21
read server
! echo server >news/server
--- 18,21
read server
! echo $server >news/server
But
> "D" == David Engel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
D> No, but there was some info in my package announcement. I'll
D> upload it as elf-announce. Does anyone want to write up something
D> more substantial? Documentation is not my strong suit and I will
D> also be going out of town soon (conven
Ian Jackson writes:
> > Matt Swift writes:
> >
> > # ensure proper permissions and ownership
> > chown --recursive root:texmf $DIRS
> > chmod --recursive ug=rwX,o=rX $DIRS
> Our packaging guidelines say that the things should be owned by
> root.root in general. Is there a good reason to us
This is a script I've placed in /usr/local/bin/aout on my system.
It's intended as an aid in building a.out packages on an
elf-ized debian system. It's invoked as:
aout { normal command line }
#!/bin/sh
PATH=/usr/i486-linuxaout/bin:$PATH
"$@"
> I just performed a new debian installation on an extra partition on my
> drive using the stuff from debian-1.0 and the new elf packages so I
> might be able to help with some development, and I had a couple of
> hitches. Is there any readme about moving to elf (i.e. should I RTFM)?
No, but ther
Note: when I talk about packages here, I don't mean packages in general,
but only development packages (like compiler, linker, binary utilities etc).
Q What are The Fine Manuals?
A * 'ELF: From The Programmer's Perspective" by H.J. Lu.
HTML version near http://www.debian.org/Documentation
Package: sudo
Version: 2.0pl1-20
> Craig Sanders writes:
>
> >BTW, where should I send bug reports to? debian-user isn't the right
> >place, of course.
>
> Read /usr/doc/bug-reporting.txt
>
> >|- Message log follows: -|
> > no valid recipients were
Hi,
I am working on converting to ELF so that I can rebuild the few packages
I maintain. The conversion seems to have gone fine, however, when I
build tin, it is trying to link with libtermcap.a. I have installed
libc4, but should I be using this termcap library? Or should there be
one in t
I just performed a new debian installation on an extra partition on my
drive using the stuff from debian-1.0 and the new elf packages so I
might be able to help with some development, and I had a couple of
hitches. Is there any readme about moving to elf (i.e. should I RTFM)?
Anyway, I noticed t
> "Mike" == Michael Alan Dorman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mike> Also, I seem to be missing untic or infotocap or anything that would
let
Mike> me look at the entry, so I'm sort of at a loss to guess where the
problem
Mike> might lie.
Try infocmp linux
Siggy
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There seems to be some problem(s) with the 'linux' entry in the terminfo
database. I recompiled minicom to use it (figured I'd get the ELF version
out of the way) and now all of the dialogs are broken --- specifically, I
get extraneous `1m` strings in unusual places.
This doesn't happen if I ru
Can someone who knows a bit about elf and fpic tell me when do you
use fpic? Is it just for compiling shared libraries or what? What
compiler options should we be using for compiling stuff under elf?
Andrew
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