7;.
It would be installed into /var/lib/dpkg/info along with the other
package information as .backup.
The backup script would provide on its standard output a list of files
that should not be backed up, even though they are not listed in the
.list file.
What do you people think of this?
T
ould provide certain
types of information depending on the arguments specified.
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Package: cern-httpd -or- dpkg
Version: ??? 1.0.7
After purging cern-httpd from my system, the log files remained.
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to tk40 is my whole reason for switching
to elf at this time, so this is kind of disappointing.
Presumably, the maintainer of this package has it working on his system.
What does he have that I don't?
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essential.
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of the networking services.
The usage message in /etc/init.d/netstd_nfs is incorrect. Someone has added
a reload option. What is this supposed to do, anyway?
Thanks,
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Package: dpkgname
Version: 0.4-0
In the man page, there is no mention of what you are renaming Debian
packages /from/. I suspect you are renaming from ms-dos filenames, but
the documentation should specify.
Thanks,
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> On Tue, 21 Nov 1995, David H. Silber wrote:
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> >
> > Is there a possibility of finding a machine to take over as
> > ``ftp.debian.org''
> > while the upgrade happens? Too often it seems that a minor fix snowballs
> > into
> > a major
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l try tomorrow.)
Date: 21 Nov 95 05:54 UT
Package: dbackup
Version: 0.1
Package_Revision: alpha.2
Maintainer: David H. Silber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Source: dbackup
Binary: dbackup
Priority: High, if you need something like this, else Low.
Recommended: tar | cpio
Optional:
Depends:
Conflicts:
.ca/~edd
Oh yes, there are various documents which are refered to by the man pages
which are not, themselves, man pages. There are also a whole body of Internet
RFCs out there. Both of these sets of documents would be nice to have as a
Debian package.
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ration file
(/etc/dpkg ?) and an option within dselect to make these choices on a
per-package basis. (The hacks that have been suggested will only cause
confusion.)
(More on this later, when I have more time.)
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should be a symbolic link.
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s, then files need to be duplicated onto the
secondary partitions as they are installed.
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