I've created binary-alpha and binary-sparc directories under the
development tree. They're both empty at the moment, of course, but
they're ready for use whenever the development teams have something
to put there.
(BTW, I plan to rename binary to binary-i386 as soon as we finish the
planned FTP r
On Thu, 21 Dec 1995, Bruce Perens wrote:
> I have a bunch of bugs I haven't closed out, and there are bugs
> on packages I've transferred to other maintainers that the other
> maintainers have not closed out. I will not be able to deal with
> this until after New Years.
I, too, have some work to
FYI -- This appears to affect Debian's mailx as well.
Robert Leslie
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Ian Murdock wrote:
>> Ian M., if you are maintaining flex, any chance of getting an ELF
>> version uploaded soon? If you'd rather not be bothered, perhaps I
>> could even take the package off your hands.
>
> Yes, please do.
Very well:
Date: 23 Dec 95 07:40 UT
Source: flex
Binary: flex
Version:
On Fri, 22 Dec 1995, Ian Murdock wrote:
> On Mon, 18 Dec 1995, Bill Mitchell wrote:
>
> > Fixed in less-290-7, just uploaded to pixar.
>
> Don't you mean ftp.debian.org?
I think I uploaded it to pixar. There were several notices a
week or two back that uploads to ftp.debian.org should be sus
On Fri, 22 Dec 1995, Ian Murdock wrote:
> Actually, it should be in the distribution. Where should I put it?
The control file says Section: misc. That seemed to me to be the
most appropriate place.
I have rebuilt the findutils package as ELF and placed the binary
package into ftp.debian.org//debian/private/project/Incoming.
Date: 23 Dec 95 16:36 UT
Source: findutils
Binary: findutils
Version: 4.1-5
Description:
findutils: GNU find, xargs and locate.
Priority: Low
Changes:
* New maintai
On Sat, 23 Dec 1995, Ian Murdock wrote:
> I've created binary-alpha and binary-sparc directories under the
> development tree. They're both empty at the moment, of course, but
> they're ready for use whenever the development teams have something
> to put there.
>
> (BTW, I plan to rename binary
Also, don't forget about architecture-independent binaries...
--
Raul
This revision is ELF. Also note a change in the version string to remove an
embedded "-". As a result of this dpkg thinks this version is a downgrade,
although it's not.
I haven't yet made any changes to let BIND do cacheing nameservice by
default. I'd also like to think about making libresolv int
Hi...
Just folowwing up that story about the libgdbm1 (that perl and all the other
stuff will fail if they arent updated with it)... Man seems to be released
for the new libgdbm1 package, however libgdm1 wont let me install it because
of it's conflict being man <2.3.10-6 which includes 6 it seems
Figlet is a cool program for doing things
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The authors have given permission to distribute figlet as part of Debian
GNU/Linu
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