;t make any real progress.
I had a good reason until the dependencies for netcdf 4 were in debian.
The responsible thing for me to do at this point is give the package up to
another interested party, so please feel free to take it over.
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so, you can connect to [1] with
read-only webdav if that's useful to you.
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Exporting them would have to be investigated.
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I personally have 6 or 7 U320 73GB 10K RPM SCSI drives that I am not using for
anything interesting. Can anyone tell me if these would be useful to Debian
or recommend another free software group to donate them?
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This looks like it may be what I need. The runit solution just didn't seem
like it was intended for my use case. I will check this out.
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No need with the above approach, as the dpkg from busybox could still use the
raw files.
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see how to separate the functionality for running and
keeping a service started upon user login and stopping it on logout. Do you
have any suggestions?
BTW, is Debian planning on using something other than init in future versions?
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> Take a look at runit. It's quite a bit like daemontools without the weird
> licensing.
Runit doesn't appear to be useful for non-system tasks, like starting jackd
and restarting it if it dies (i.e. on suspend/resume).
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Is there anything like daemontools in main? I would like it to work with user
processes. I would like to use it to make sure a user process stays running
while I am logged in. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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/C++ code to work together so that
you can transition from one to the other and aren't just strictly porting
from one to the other at the "end" of the project.
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installation/uninstallation tasks.
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On Tuesday 15 May 2007 15:54, maximilian attems wrote:
> afaik uswsusp does not support full > 2.6.15 range,
> so better stay on the safe side.
What about > 2.6.18? I am not sure Debian should be that worried about kernels
before the one that shipped with the last stable.
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is should be solved in a generic way. In order to make this
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7;s default compiler
for Fortran should be gfortran from the GCC.
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build them against the netcdf library in experimental? If you have problems,
I will be more than happy to help find and fix the issue.
If I am missing any packages, please let me know.
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Could you elaborate on this thought? It may be useful to think about for
extending the LSB semantics and rolling them into the standard.
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> your friend.
Speaking of which, will aptitude ever have this functionality? It would be
nice to get the markauto goodness from aptitude when installing builddeps.
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On Wednesday 11 April 2007 20:52, Don Armstrong wrote:
> Presumably the wig-and-pen source format will (eventually?) support
> this?
Is progress on dpkg-source v2 actually being made?
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it easier to
quickly do something without reinventing the wheel. Sometimes the reason is
as simple as someone doesn't want to have to learn a new software package or
port all there stuff to a new software. These are hard barriers to overcome.
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On Tuesday 27 March 2007 11:55, Matthias Julius wrote:
> I almost wrote that myself, but they have different names and dont
> compete for numbers.
That's not necessarily true. My IPW2200 has eth2 on my laptop.
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machines that currently have the volume mounted
see.
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isks swap device files on
each boot. It's pretty annoying when my nfs volumes switch which device name
is used to mount them.
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ons. I could see someone demonstrating breaking weak passwords
with such a tool.
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to consider the use case
that someone might want to treat a block device like a block device instead
of a filesystem container. If you don't want to consider it non-responsive,
it was at least really unproductive and frustrating.
[1]http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2006/10/msg00451.ht
d be appreciated.
Also, that same maintainer has been downright insulting, which doesn't make me
want to help out at all.
[1]http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=387552
[2]http://penguintechs.org/~wt/debian/aoe_stuff/aoe-block.tar
[3]http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bu
the wheel when doing this. If that wheel
has not been invented, I would like to help do so.
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package should
implement their own way of dealing with this problem, and I hope some kind of
normalized way of dealing with this problem can be made available, if it is
not already available.
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So even if it's a relevant bug, the result will never be to leave the bug open
until it's fixed?
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"essential"?
> Do I don't think it
> needs to be in the default installation even if 70% of the users will
> use it. IMHO
Word.
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vision we have that Debian will be. To all the developers, thanks for your
tireless work on Debian itself and evangelism for the Debian cause.
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t saw its prime
many years ago. AMD64 also has a much larger user base considering that most
of the m68k machines I know of are more toys than workhorses. Also, I think it
could be that the Debian folks saw a strategic advantage is shipping a more
normal version of Debian for the AMD64 arch.
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fun project. I am not sure how much utility
having it for the CLI would be considering that pmount is available to do it
manually.
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On Thursday 12 October 2006 17:50, David Martínez Moreno wrote:
> El miércoles, 11 de octubre de 2006 17:44, Warren Turkal escribió:
> > First of all, the implementation aoetools include to enable mounting the
> > aoe devices at boot time is severely lacking. This support was
>
).
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[2]http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi/etc.tar.gz?bug=387552;msg=20;att=1
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Thomas E. Vaughan wrote:
*snip*
> Any help appreciated.
Did you see the mozilla-snapshot package? Try installing it.
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