y the URL and
ST> the picture in the middle, and write the new QR code with the picture?
netpbm or gimp or the like along with the existing qr software should be
enough. so deb almost certainly does have sufficient tools to round-trip
them along with an edit to the url.
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(1) is the only thing I've ever used to look inside a deb(5) file.
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is fine.
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that was
done a fresh install would fail due to unmatched dependencies.
Beyond those details my memory of it is too fuzzy.
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The points I made at the end of my last note about methods which might
avoid such things in the future remain on point.
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e effect that new versions of the
dependencies would have on their other reverse-dependencies?)
Guaranteeing that certbot and python-acme updates will not require new
dependencies probably would help on that front.
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ie-apache
The jessie and jessie-backports releases of certbot have not, in
general, been usable. There have been usable windows, but it has not
been continuous.
Forcing stretch uses into a similar situation would be counter-productive.
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Is anyone keeping track of when the various packages which depend on
openssl expect to upload versions compiled against 1.1?
I'd like to take advantage of x25519 and chacha20-poly1305 for various
tls-using servers...
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ult whenever it sees /proc/vz.
This would be similar to the libc6-i686:i386, libc-xen and libc-pic
packages (and any others that I missed).
Given that it is already done for xen guests, it shouldn't be an issue
also to do so for openvz guests.
[Appologies for being slow to respond; 4.4-rc4 proved much less stable
than rc3 on my workstation.]
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drop them if libc6 is held on 2.19.
Is there another option to avoid the breakage?
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shared, yes?
(Containers and the like might prevent that, but otherwise...)
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l as its own
sfd format, so onecan argue that it is close enough to preferred src
format.
So it seems they are already dfsg-free, even without a dfsg-free release
of adfko, yes?
Or did I miss something which fontforge and/or fonttools cannot yet
accomplish?
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essure from the larger code segments overwhelms any benefit
from reduced prediction pressure.
They may exist. But I didn't find any.
I only tested (or could test) on my K10.
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d -ftree-partial-pre -ftree-vectorize
-fpredictive-commoning -fvect-cost-model -frename-registers
-floop-interchange -floop-strip-mine -floop-block
The last three (-floop-*) apply only when the graphite extensions are
compiled into gcc (as I do). They are no-ops otherwise.
Empirically, on x86_64 at le
27;s README.Debian,
and probably in the image's metadata.
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both devs
packaging 'ware which wants verified dns lookups and those reading
though package deps. (Where deps includes recommends and suggests.)
And a local /verifier/ is generally a more important requirement
than just a local resolver.
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tls-devel about it.
And one to postfix-devel suggesting that if the tls nego fails just
after offering a client cert, that it retry w/o the client cert.
I've worked around the problem locally by offering a different cert
when sending mail.
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referenced URI is that gnutls refuses to tolerate
a less secure DH key size. Here, gnutls refuses to tolerate a less
secure hash algorithm.
It should be possible to use smtp_tls_policy_maps to disable sending a
client cert for the affected host(s).
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r it on a cloud server with debugging turned up and
get a more detailed debug log.
Which release does buxtehude run? Wheezy?
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deb's ca,
and -- according to their certs -- hang out with Luggage et alia. :)
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os.com", Issuer "CA Cert Signing Authority" (not verified))
by bendel.debian.org (Postfix) with ESMTPS id 026175B
for ; Thu, 12 Sep 2013 00:15:39 + (UTC)
Some verify it.
Buxtehude is the first so far to drop the socket as soon as it sees it.
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e tls handshake still fails, but postfix continues on w/o tls.
(It is /oportunistic/ tls, in that case.)
This seems to be an openssl vs exim issue.
I'm sending this here to confirm whether the @deb MXs work
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Sort the bug list (sort -k2 would be great) to make it easier to read
through the list and to find packages which might interest one.
It is a very useful report; a sort by package name would make it better.
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net-dns/dnssec-root package which
installs /etc/dnssec/root-anchors.txt and .xml. That would be
a good precedent to follow.
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Good to know,
Thanks.
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cause something is installed
doesn't mean one wants it always to run.)
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efore the checksums are calculated. Ie, the package manager has to do it.
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