Thijs Kinkhorst wrote:
> My proposal would be exactly like that: extend the NEW queue
> information page with a comments field where FTP-master can add any
> comments for packages that aren't approved or rejected when first
> examined. It would just have to contain a quick note about the
> problems
Thijs Kinkhorst wrote:
> I don't really care that much how it's implemented, as long as status
> updates are given.
Sure :)
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Bartosz Fenski aka fEnIo wrote:
> I got you sarcasm, but I still think that messages posted to
> debian-devel-announce should be more official.
Come on, it is just Mr. Suffield slowly turning into the Overfiend :)
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Steinar H. Gunderson wrote:
> I think you're overly optimistic :-) Most of the simple RC bugs
> (related to the xlibs-dev transition) have been fixed; there aren't 90
> more like those. Those left are:
>
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]:transition-xlibs-dev&repeatmerged=no
Steinar H. Gunderson wrote:
> I think you're overly optimistic :-) Most of the simple RC bugs
> (related to the xlibs-dev transition) have been fixed; there aren't 90
> more like those.
I got home from work and have second thoughts about the email I
previously sent. I think I am a bit pissed off b
Hi Cord!
First of all, thanks for the listamster work involving spam.
Cord Beermann wrote:
> Also we (the listmasters) don't train the bayes-filter,
May I ask why?
> we add also rules to procmail and SpamAssassin if nessecary.
That's great, thanks.
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Gustavo Franco wrote:
> it seems that the default reply is "ok Martin, see you, thanks.".
Yes, we are very thankful for his time, dedication, and achievemnets.
> It's volunteer work, he's free to do whatever he wants and spend his
> time with more pleasant tasks,
Exactly.
> but when will we try
Andreas Tille wrote:
> Ups, why are you biting your tongue?
Because we all have our bit of fustration regarding this issue and I
don't want to pour anger in email. For fear that I get expulsed :P
No, seriously... This is being discussed in the debian-project mailing
list right now, where it belon
Gustavo Franco wrote:
> I agree with you, i wasn't simple asking him to go back. My point was
> that if we just let somebody or a team take over that task the problem
> will still be there, maybe not all the problems but some of them.
I am also worried that these issues continue to exist throughou
Gustavo Franco wrote:
> Sure Amaya, "what we've got here is failure to communicate...". Btw, i
> hope we don't end in a civil war. :-)
Civil? Not as long as we focus on attacking Ubuntu
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> hehe, i think you missed my joke first.
Maybe, I just saw a GnR quote.
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Josselin Mouette wrote:
> Who are you going to lobby? The candidates who are playing an active
> role in "the problem", or the ones who are just claiming there is no
> problem and that we should all be friends?
This year the candidates are acting more like RL politicians than ever
(IMVHO). So you.
Florian Haas wrote:
> Joey did not quit because he woke up this morning and didn't feel like
> doing the work.
Yes, that is an issue that really has to be discussed in a civil manner
and in more depth. The issue I am refering to is, again, the fragile
equilibrium between meritocracy and elected de
martin f krafft wrote:
> I am finding lots of interesting points in other people's replies.
Yes, I am also surprised about the civil tone (on most of the replies).
> I think the discussion so far has been much constructive. Whether we
> are going to let it deteriorate to a flame fest or not will
Eduard Bloch wrote:
> Have you set a proper ultimatum and have you made understandable that
> you are going to NMU? I usually do it this way so the terms are clear
> for both sides. And/or using delayed upload to not forget about the
> time period.
I personally fear that using NMUs as threats (I a
Eduard Bloch wrote:
> I know that feeling, and IMO it can be enjoyable: getting things done
> without investing own effort into them ;-)
I have not been NMUed in hostile way (yet), maybe I am not prone to
seeing it like a hostile behaviour, because I take it as "this person
cares about $PACKAGE, t
Daniel Knabl wrote:
> If my "work" is welcome - as I hope - then I will try to go on with
> it. If it is NOT, or if it is of too low quality, then just ignore my
> tries.
The quality is not really a big issue here, it can be improved with
time. What I would like to see is some degree of commitme
Hi Daniel,
I see you made a great job out of mantis. You are so enthusiastic that
I could not make you wait. There are still some issues that I want to
discuss with you (ie, the changelog should be improved).
But let's take this off-list and talk in private.
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Peter Samuelson wrote:
> This program also shows sound waves, which makes it easier to
> synchronise subtitles to voices.
>
> No need to mention the competitors, really.
Changed, thanks. There is always this "how will the user know what to
install?" thingy. That's what I was trying to sol
alfredo diega wrote:
> Well, I guess it isn't fair. Look, have any of you ever sent an email
> out of frustration, then wish you could take it back? I am sorry, I
> hope somebody will forgive me.
We all have, no big deal.
> I just need to loose my pride and switch to Ubuntu.
No, you just need
Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 26, 2006 at 04:38:51AM -0500, Gunnar Wolf wrote:
> [on gnash]
> > In my experience, it will even _require_ AMD64 or similar CPUs to
> > display even trivial pages.
>
> Isn't that a given for anything even remotely related to flash?
Exactly, it is not like the
Hi,
I have been wanting to answer to your emails about piuparts sooner, but
I was unable to.
As you are already aware of, I am very interested in getting to know
piuparts much better, to make it part of my QA efforts. I have not been
able to yet.
Lars Wirzenius wrote:
> [...] I am overcommited w
Bill Allombert wrote:
> I am certainly interested helping with piuparts but I am not confident
> I understand where you would like the project to go.
Count me in! (See a longer email I wrote on this some minutes ago).
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Bas Wijnen wrote:
> http://www.debian.org/doc/developers-reference/ch-beyond-pkging.en.html#s-mia-qa,
> and that mentions debian-devel should be asked before [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also, Cc:ing the guy or the bug number is nice.
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Carlos Martín Nieto wrote:
> I ask because he took (or was going to anyway) maintainership of the
> package blam, but this was about a month ago and no new version has
> been uploaded.
I am not so sure, he doesn't look like he intends to adopt blam:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bu
Miriam Ruiz wrote:
> Why don't we all try to calm down and get less paranoid?
I hope there are big Finnish saunas in Edinburgh.
I think we all need to gather for a hot sauna next DebConf.
We should change this "you can't flame people you have had sauna with"
to "you can't flame me until you've h
Anthony Towns wrote:
> Please hold off on filing them for a few days, so I can add
> usertag-on-submit support to debbugs, so that it should be possible to
> automatically track this stuff, and easily avoid filing duplicate bugs
> if they're not fixed the next time bugs get filed.
Thanks, AJ. That
Hi there, Matthias, Michael
Michael Hanke wrote:
> tags 360920 patch
Matthias, I will review this package and sponsor the NMU. I will then
upload to the delayed-1 queue. I hope you have no problem with this.
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Hi there, fellow DDs, Debian enthusiasts and groff experts,
I am looking at #394635. My eyes are starting to bleed. This bug is not
even RC, but it is ugly, and I would hate to ship Etch with it.
All the man pages for this package use macros, sitting in a file called
man.macros. I have no idea wh
Hi Matthew,
Matthew Vernon wrote:
> So you've put the macros file as /usr/share/man/tixman.macros. That's
> sensible.
Thanks for confirming this.
> Now you want the manpages to use this file?
> The thing to do is to edit the man-pages to the line that says:
> .so man.macros
> becomes:
> .so tix
Also lintian is screaming at me for various reasons:
http://www.amayita.com/debian/1_sponsored/tix/lintian
The only ones I can't fix are the $CURSE broken manpages.
Or the $CURSE broken way I am trying to make them work.
Thanks again for any hint.
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Piotr Ozarowski wrote:
> dh_compress -X.macros
Thanks, that was helpful.
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Hi, Hamish
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> I wrote a trivial perl script to which I pipe in BTS spams from mutt;
> it extracts the bug number from the Subject then runs the bts program.
URL? ;)
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Daniel Baumann wrote:
> Philippe Cloutier wrote:
> > See #363967. I heard some doubts about panthera's ability to handle
> > more stuff, so maybe you can offer help.
>
> thanks you for your trust in me, this makes me very happy.
Daniel, don't take this personally, don't be unhappy. I know your TO
Hi, Emmanuel
dudki sounds interesting!
Emmanuel Bouthenot wrote:
> Dudki! is a process maintenance daemon that checks whether
> certain processes are running (based on pidfiles) and, if
> needed, tries to restart them. It supports a self-test
> commandline invocation which can be used in a cr
Hi Martin,
Martin Kittel wrote:
> the upload of the latest maxdb-7.5.00 package that fixes a
> release-critical bug for etch (#398413).
I will sponsor your upload.
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Magnus Holmgren wrote:
> On Friday 10 November 2006 13:23, Magnus Holmgren wrote:
> > Can I take this package anyway? I use it since I feel it still has
> > something Exim's built-in "spam" ACL condition (also known as
> > exiscan) doesn't offer; namely, more flexibility in the adding of
> > X-Spam
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
Owner: Amaya Rodrigo Sastre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* Package name: imsniff
Version : 0.04
Upstream Author : Carlos Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* URL : http://sourceforge.net/projects/im-snif/
* License : GPLv2
Prog
Lucas Nussbaum wrote:
> Amaya Rodrigo Sastre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> amaya (U): in unstable (9.51-2.1) but not in testing.
I was removed from testing!? Are you guys releasing without me? :)
> twiki (U): has RC bugs (#402817)
This has been fixed, and there is also a security up
Nicolas Boullis wrote:
> What about gender? How is it specified?
Currently it is a drop down that allows you to choose:
- unspecified
- male
- female
Which in my opinion reflects sex and not gender.
I would rather have it as an input field where people can express their
gender in the way they wa
Alexey Feldgendler wrote:
> What other kinds of gender are there? It would be interesting to see
> some examples.
I paste some email I already privately answered.
Someone wrote:
> Wildly OT, but don't people generally self identify more with one
> gender or the other?
If "generally" equals "whi
Kevin Mark wrote:
> Whats the use for such data? for postal mail? For gift giving? I've
> yet to see anyone in cyberspace address someone as 'genderqueer' or
> 'male',YMMV.
Yeah, I also wonder what this LDAP field is good for, but if we are
going to have it, let's make it, at least, accurate.
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Steve Langasek wrote:
> But if all of our Japanese, Chinese, Greek Orthodox, Muslim, and
> French Revolutionary developers can tolerate having to enter their
> birthdates using the Gregorian calendar, I think we'll be able to make
> do with an opt-in binary gender classification too.
ROTFL
You are
Hi, Aleksandr
Aleksandr Koltsoff wrote:
> Zerotools are a set of tools to aid keeping virtual disks clean (by
> filling binary zero to those regions which are no longer in "use").
I maintain the package perforate. It contains a very similar utility,
zum, that is just a small c binary that seems t
Santiago Vila wrote:
> No, the next step is to close the bug and celebrate it.
As love ly as it sounds, I'd like to see what piuparts has to say about
it :)
But att the pace we are moving (piuparts) I expect to fix this in
a different release.
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Joey Hess wrote:
> I note that we still arn't 100% sure we've caught every last upgrade
> issue involving /usr/doc, since AFAIK puiparts has not been used to
> test upgrades of everything.
Pity :(
> Also, I see that there are still some lintian warnings about it at
> http://lintian.debian.org/rep
Wesley J. Landaker wrote:
> Months;
Confirmed.
> I've had to switch 10's of clients to use ftp.debian.org instead since
> I've been getting intermittant problems like this with
> ftp.us.debian.org since ~ October last year.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>head /etc/hosts
#35.9.37.225http.us.debia
Gregg Coner wrote:
> Our actions in the Debian Mailing Lists were uncalled for. We honestly
> regret everything we said and did.
Good, now please just stop.
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Steinar H. Gunderson wrote:
> I'd like the source for Joey, please. :-)
Formorer, please clarify with upstream, I have heard (today) that
libjoey is not 100% free, as in DFSG-free.
A concerned developer and browser,
Amaya
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I am orphaning lirc, it deserves a better maintainer.
Please contact me if you are interested.
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Guus Sliepen wrote:
> You should file a wnpp bug.
Not yet, I wanted to know if there was any interest before just leaving
it out in the cold. Well, maybe you are right, maybe filing this wnpp
bug is not as bad as it feels to me :) But... I have tried before to set
up a co-maintainance group, and
Steve Langasek wrote:
> In that case, you probably want to open a RFA bug rather than an O bug.
Yep. I got #364606 now.
Really, people, nobody wants a beautiful lirc package?
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Cesare Leonardi wrote:
> In particular, the primary question is: Who can write on debian-devel?
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/
Discussion about technical development topics. (High-volume mailing
list.)
This list is not moderated; posting is allowed by anyone.
(I would add: Anyone who know
tags 322762 fixed
thanks
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Marco d'Itri wrote:
> It's sad that many people replied this way when it's obvious that
> Debian has stopped innovating long ago.
There is plenty of ways to express any opinion, and imho, the approach
taken here is not the most constructive, as several other people have
already pointed out.
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Stephen Frost dijo:
> Those who have concerns or political issues need not attend but that
> should not stop the conference from happening if there are enough
> people who are interested.
Absolutely true, but I found Canada much mor affordable than the States
last summer ;-)
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> On Thu, May 29, 2003 at 01:39:48PM +0200, Eric Van Buggenhaut wrote:
> > Get:29 http://ftp.es.debian.org unstable/contrib Release [85B]
Estás volviendo loco al proxy de la Timo, me temo :-)
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Sebastian Rittau dijo:
> More installations than users?
Yes. Example: I have several machines to myself. All of them run
Debian. That would make one user, 5 installations.
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Christian Marillat dijo:
> This is possible when users come from the Windows world. Re-install
> from the beginning when something doesn't work.
*LOL* and so common!
I have seen people reinstalling because they didn't set up the network
or X right the first time!
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Jonathan Walther dijo:
> Hi. When is this debconf that will be held in Vancouver? I can
> provide free accomodations and organic homebrew beer for up to two
> developers, preferably ones who are on a tight budget and could not
> otherwise make it here.
This rises two questions for me:
- Debcamp
Martin List-Petersen dijo:
> Something like that sounds sane. It gives even the possibility
> organising a "shuttle"-bus or something likewise from LinuxTag to
> Vienna
That sound so appealing that I would even consider also attendig
LinuxTag :-)
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Daniel Stone wrote:
> vim! emacs!
And my cats looked out to see who was calling them... :)
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Bernd Zeimetz wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] was pinged several times about updating the package
He is just dead busy, go ahead.
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unblock 438885 by 353660
unblock 438885 by 367727
block 438885 by 381485
thanks
[18:21] >> amaya joins #debian-bugs
[18:42] < amaya> so what to do about
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=438885?
[18:43] < amaya> linda seems to be "dead" and jukebox
Package: general
Severity: normal
I am opening this bug to have a tracker for the "debmake is deprecated"
transition progress. See
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2006/03/msg00019.html for
details.
The remaining bugs, that will become blockers, tagged important, are:
#372973: cksfv
My bad, all of these package are not found in stable or testing.
Transition is finished. Sorry for the noise.
Debian Bug Tracking System wrote:
> Processing commands for [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>
> > owner 469049 Santiago Vila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Bug#469049: debmake is deprecated
> Owner recorded a
Bas Zoetekouw wrote:
> I'm planning to file bugs for packages that use non-UTF-8 encodings in
> debian/control and/or debian/copyright.
Can you report on any progress in this?
Is there a bug that already tracks this issue?
Thanks
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Anibal Alvelar
* unblock of #453954 by #453966, #453982, #453991, #454016, #454027, #454016
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Amaya wrote:
> * gmanedit: upload with a new maintainer, hopefully fixing other bugs too by
> Anibal Alvelar
> * unblock of #453954 by #453966, #453982, #453991, #454016, #454027, #454016
> (Amaya, about to).
Sorry, #453982 should not be marked un-
Raphael Hertzog wrote:
> And thanks to Guillem for doing the work despite the unfriendly atmosphere
> that some managed to create.
Ditto.
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Lucas Nussbaum wrote:
> Before the etch release, I did a few piuparts runs on all packages,
> and filed the resulting bugs. I'd like someone to take over that task
> for lenny.
Whoever takes up this task, please keep #322762 updated about findings
related to the /usr/doc symlink transition.
I can
James Vega wrote:
> "The version must be the version of the last upload, plus +nmuX, where
> X is a counter starting at 1."
I have found that NMUing native source packages is a bit tricky, as in,
what is the consensuous regarding this increment? Where to increment?
I hope I made myself understood
Kartik Mistry wrote:
> someversion+nmu1, someversion+nmu2 for example see, bzflag package. It
> is at 2.0.10.20071115+nmu1 right now.
Thanks, that answers my question.
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Joerg Jaspert wrote:
> To reduce the security risk an unused open account has, and also to
> get the number of Developers to reflect the reality, we, the Debian
> Account Managers, decided to do regular "WaT"[2] runs.
Are you familiar with the MIA Team work? How is this work insufficien
Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> I think the difference is that the MIA process is too
> conservative,
It starts off being polite, indeed. And patient. You never know the
reason why a person is not so active anymore. Tbm gave a talk about how
it is done and why it is done like that in Oslo, 2003
Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> So what is your oh-so-elegant solution to the MIA account problem?
Humans problems have no technical solution.
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I provided Christian with alternate email addresses from the MIA
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Hi there,
Anand Kumria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> seems to be MIA and Laurent has a
patch ready for an NMU.
I do not know mrd6 well enough and I would appreciate input for the
patch Laurent provided at #394590.
Laurent Bigonville wrote:
> On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 22:45:43 +0100 Amaya <[EMA
Marco d'Itri wrote:
> Hugo is the upstream maintainer of mrd6 and he committed it, so it
> should be correct.
Yes, and thanks! We managed to get in contact with Hugo and he's already
half-tricked into adopting mrd6 :)
Happy hacking!
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Russell Coker wrote:
> On Friday 23 February 2007 19:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > perhaps you should consider goodbye-fedora.org too ;-)
>
> Converting from Fedora to Debian is not a challenge, merely run
> debootstrap from a root shell.
Alternatively, install debtakeover:
http://freshmeat.ne
Christian Perrier wrote:
> As of March 3rd 2007, all packages in Debian unstable that have
> translatable debconf templates are translated into French [1].
Go bubullei (and team), go!
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Subject: happy birthday! /usr/doc is finally gone
User-Agent: KMail/1.9.5
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Hi,
In 1999, Debian began moving /usr/doc to /usr/share/doc to comply with
the FHS.
In 2005 Joey Hess picked up the leftovers from this task, which in turn where
picked up by Amay
Steve Kemp wrote:
> with debian-women making strides forward it seems this was a step
> backward.
Same here
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Eduard Bloch wrote:
> * Miriam Ruiz [Mon, Nov 24 2008, 12:07:53AM]:
> > Sorry but Debian is not a men's club and we're not their "chicks".
>
> Come on, peace! I respect you as woman or man or whoever you are, there
> is no need to polarize the discussion.
Well, you can't simply ask people to not
Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
> Lintian errors are almost always an immediate REJECT, so they don't
> really slow down the process. Warnings slow the process down as then
> I'm required to make a judgement call as to allow the package in or
> not, so I'm much happier if the packager deals with them beforeha
Thomas Viehmann wrote:
> In essence, this whole trip through NEW would not have happened if the
> maintainer would actually routinely install his packages before
> uploading. I am all in favor of fast-tracking urgent stuff, but the
> deal should involve the maintainer making extra-sure to get thing
Joerg Jaspert wrote:
> Note that we currently are working on integrating lintian into dak in
> a way that lets us autoreject on selected lintian tags. That will help
> NEW a little too, even if NEW is the smallest driving force for this
> change. But in the same change we *can* go and reject all N
Russ Allbery wrote:
> If you think Lintian is warning about something that it shouldn't warn
> about, please report a bug. In some cases, it may be that we think that
> you are not maintaining your package the way that we think you should
> based on our understanding of the general Debian consensu
Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 04, 2008 at 12:29:30AM +0100, Amaya wrote:
> > This imput seems to me the most useful contribution to this thread, Zach
>
> > could be very much automatic, just as Zach pointed out. An automatic
>
> /me loves the Spanish pronun
Clint Adams wrote:
> No, not more power to them. Conflating unnecessary tasks with privileged
> roles is a bad idea.
100% agreed.
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I absolutely What Kale said: /me too!
Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
> Manoj Srivastava writes:
> > As to the people who emailed me that they are putting together a
> > petition for the DAM to have me removed from the project,
>
> WHAT?? Could these people step up please and tell us WHY you cons
Peter Tuhársky wrote:
> Saying that, I'm glad there are women in Debian community, although I
> don't fully understand their effort to maintain a special "Debian
> Women" community. There is no "Debian Men" community I know of, and
Oh! Wait! What about the men!
I think you lack some perspective.
Всеволод Величко wrote:
> That message has been carbon-copied to debian-devel list. I'm not
> reading debian-women list. You think, this discussion should take
> place in d-d? I'm not sure.
That was a honest mistake. I did not realize I was replying to a
cross-post.
> If you're sending something
Package: general
Severity: serious
As of Debian Policy Manual version 3.7.2, the use of invoke-rc.d to
run init.d scripts has been made mandatory. Earlier, its use was
strongly recommended.
In most cases the fix should be simple, replace this:
/etc/init.d/package
with this:
Felipe Sateler wrote:
> But oldstable has 2.86.ds1-1. I thought that only direct upgrades were
> supported. I guess the conditional is indeed redundant.
It may be, but keeping backwards compatibility in this case can't hurt
much. Although I'd like to hear other opinions on this.
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Loic Dachary wrote:
> Description : wget a URL into a file an print the filename
~~
and?
>url2file - wget a URL into a file an print the filename
Same here.
>The file of the file in the
removed from the uploaders field
for: amaya, fkiss, gnomekiss, libirman, lirc, mencal, perforate,
and piuparts. If you are in any of these teams, please remove my name
from the uploaders field.
I will still keep subtitleeditor,
http://packages.qa.debian.org/s/subtitleeditor.html
as I still care
A brief update:
Amaya wrote:
> - xdigger: http://packages.qa.debian.org/x/xdigger.html
> No upstream, but easy to maintain.
> Games team candidate?
Taken by the games team.
> - jail: http://packages.qa.debian.org/j/jail.html
> There are much better tools out there, mayb
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> In case it's useful to anyone, here's a quick hack I put together for
> easy BTS spam reporting from mutt.
That is incredibly useful, is tehre any similar tool to report spam
delivered through the Debian Mailing Lists?
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