n't available in sarge.
Is this a known problem?
I think this might be because of a broken security update, so I have
CCed the security team too.
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t would be possible to have both
packages implement the same ABI and become drop in replacements for
each other.
Oh, BTW, gnutls isn't a complete 100% solution either, IIRC packages
exist that require openssl because the license is GPL incompatible.
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What is the preferred way of closing bugs that are not bugs
(e.g. mistake by the submitter)?
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reason it was requested was because of AFS requirements - does that
reason still apply?
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Subject: Drop KRB4 support fr
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with kerberos4kth, due to conflicts between shared libraries used.
Does this matter?
Is it time to think about removing kerberos4kth from the archive
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them all.
The relevant patch file in debian/patches/012_sharedlibs, regenerate
the autoconf patch with debian/scripts/autotools. Requires automake
1.8.
There is also the issue of the versioned symbols patch not applying
cleanly.
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Ben> better be." --Orson Scott Card, _Ender's Game_
According to upstream there is some sort of support for krb4 in
Heimdal 0.7.1, at least enough to make AFS happy. I haven't yet got my
package to compile yet so I don't know if this will be sufficient for
expectedly receiving mail for a system
user that isn't even used (consider $HOME/Maildir), or any number of
other unwanted things.
However, this has to be done carefully, or you end up doing the wrong
thing. e.g. deluser -r $USER, in the past, has been pure evil if the
home directory has been changed to "/"!
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the network is configured - but it hasn't bothered me enough to
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Brian> support in Heimdal (first in bug #315059 and now by
Brian> upstream in bug #334632 - it would also solve #236851). It
>>>>> "Marc" == Marc Haber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>> If the code "just" calls adduser, this would seem to be a bug,
>&g
");
$package = stdout(execute("apt-file","search",$file));
}
This infinite recursion will take several minutes (maximum) to
execute, I think (assuming the if test succeeds).
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les to indicate where "/tmp" is. Not only that, but some
programs don't even give a clear understandable error if the directory
doesn't exist. So if you miss one, beware, you might get unpredictable
errors.
Can't we just pick one standard name for the environment variable and
stick to it?
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package for sarge in order to see if it fixes a bug I encountered while
testing another piece of Debian software. ARgghh!
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difficulties without requiring the remote user run screen in multiuser
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n after recompiling.
* Find out what is required to keep AFS support working (assuming I
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I don't think it should be too hard, I suspect the package needs to be
changed to use the wtmp API in libc6 (assuming my memory is correct
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all ?
AFAIK apt-listbugs only displays open bugs, if the bug is closed then
it won't get displayed.
Ideally apt-listbugs needs to be updated to support the new versioning
system in the BTS.
This could also solve the issue that the mirror you use might be
out-of-date and still have a buggy pack
his way you can see if there
is a password or not, and you get visual feedback when entering a
password that it is being received too (another issue I have had in
the past; not sure why it confused me so much now).
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tar.gz
http://mirror.linux.org.au/pub/linux.conf.au/2008/Thu/mel8-072.ogg
http://mirror.linux.org.au/pub/linux.conf.au/2008/Thu/mel8-072.spx
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this header is not the solution.
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imapd>
is broken due to #411240
<http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=411240> (shouldn't
this be RC?) and a dependency on libkvm-dev
<http://release.debian.org/migration/testing.pl?package=libkvm-dev>
which is no longer in Debian.
Is there anything I can do about this
5-24-heimdal
could still enter testing without updating all users of the library at
the same time. Maybe this has changed.
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without losing my sanity in the process?
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Apparently, Heimdal in Debian also is affected. I am not aware of any
solution other then to manually regenerate all keys.
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Debian/etch doesn't even have a reply to list function
(although it did the right thing for this email when I did "reply-all";
strange; maybe I am wrong and it really does support MFT at least when
replying? Still I can't see how to set it automatically for outgoing
emails)
Osamu Aoki wrote:
Shorter summary of vote data goes as:
cvs 5%
subversion9%
git-core 3%
mercurial 0.6%
darcs 0.3%
bzr 0.3%
Does monotone not get a mention? or was monotone missed?
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Is it OK if I upload what I have got so far to Debian experimental? If
so I will probably do so tomorrow when I get the rest compiling. Yuck.
Looks like the soname for libkrb5-24-heimdal has been increased to 25 :-(.
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No responses? No one cares enough to comment? Lets see if a change in
subject helps.
Do the files created from the RFCs also have the same restrictive
license as the RFCs themselves?
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Hello,
After messing around with autoconf/automake/libtool stuff for ages, I
eventually
would appear to be a bad thing.
Is there anyway to configure the ldap libraries not to read from
$HOME/.ldaprc?
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> will break people's scripts if it goes away.
>
On my computers I would rather break this functionality, which I hardly
ever use anyway (and on the one time I did use it caused random programs
to segfault when I forgot about it several years later).
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`/home/brian/tmp/debian/mine/heimdal/heimdal-1.2.dfsg.1'
make: *** [debian/stamp-makefile-build] Error 2
dpkg-buildpackage: failure: debian/rules build gave error exit status 2
I guess I could touch rfc3454.txt and then touch bidi_table.c before
building, but this looks like it could
I was under the impression the "conflicts" was considered bad (it makes
upgrading from an old version of cl-hunchentoot to hunchentoot harder),
and it was generally better to leave the conflicts out and rely on the
replaces header alone.
Or... maybe this is a slightly different
asters missed the point that it is an
existing package already in main and should not get moved to non-free.
Unfortunately this was an issue because one of the sonames for one of
the shared libraries was also incremented, resulting in the package
being marked as new.
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Frans Pop wrote:
AFAIK grub (at least the default "legacy" version) also still has problems
with / on XFS. That's the one other case where D-I automatically falls
back to lilo.
I think you mean /boot on XFS. Having / as XFS seems to work fine for me...
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In Ubunty Hardy the first depends doesn't appear to exist.
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My main concern wasn't the crash though, it was the fact that I could
override the certificates used for checking the remote LDAP server used
for checking sudo passwords in the untrusted user's home directory.
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overkill to me; is there not any other way of securely distributing the key?
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-technical people. Would it be possible to simplify this?
or
wget -O - http://backports.org/debian/archive.key | apt-key add -
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users who want the new stuff?
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use to automatically compare the output of lintian with the list documented
here so I can find out what problems I might have without making a useless
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loading the package as well
as fixing the original issue?
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l-info", as installing
dpkg doesn't resolve the dependency on install-info.
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On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 12:46:59PM +0100, Jakub Wilk wrote:
> * Brian May , 2009-11-17, 12:30:
> [...]
> > WARNING: The following essential packages will be removed.
> > This should NOT be done unless you know exactly what you are doing!
> > install-info (due to
t want to install an info-browser package.
On the assumption I got this correct, I will change the "rm" statement to "rm
-f". I assumed install-info did more them just creating the unwanted
/usr/share/info/dir file.
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What does error 25 mean?
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On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 04:12:58PM +1100, Brian May wrote:
> Am I doing something wrong?
>
> sys11:/home/brian/tree/heimdal# lintian heimdal_1.2.e1.dfsg.1-5_i386.changes
> warning: lintian's authors do not recommend running it with root privileges!
> internal error: command fa
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 02:02:02AM +0100, Raphael Hertzog wrote:
> On Tue, 24 Nov 2009, Brian May wrote:
> > Next problem:
> >
> > [...]
> > dpkg-source -b heimdal-1.3.1.dfsg.1
> > dpkg-source: info: using source format `3.0 (quilt)'
> > dpkg-so
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 02:30:59PM +1100, Brian May wrote:
> Ok, I did the following:
Disregard those results, I screwed up and forgot to cd into the new
working directory after I moved the old one. So it looked OK but
wasn't.
Retry. Hmmm. So far it looks better...
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With the new source code system, my understanding is that the patches get
applied in the opposite order - patches from debian/patches get applied first,
and any extra changes are applied last in the list.
Hence it didn't work, as the autotools patch was based on changes I hadn&#
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 04:12:58PM +1100, Brian May wrote:
> Am I doing something wrong?
Just a general observation, it is rather painful to have to set and maintian
QUILT_PATCHES by hand everytime I want to modify a patch. There have been a
number of times now I have accidentally created
tream?
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>
> I'd think a rebuild of the debian package providing krb5-auth-dialog
> against current Debian Heimdal packages would suffice.
I have talked to upstream (see bug #560357), and they acknowledged
they forgot to increase the soname version.
This is the corr
bs
patching file tools/krb5-config.in
Hunk #1 FAILED at 135.
1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- rejects in file tools/krb5-config.in
Patch 011_sharedlibs can be reverse-applied
...
This seems wrong. Why did the quilt pop command fail to remove the patches?
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ak badly because I have to change the output hostname -f returns.
Also, FQDNs are really not applicable to, say laptops, which frequently change
from one network to another. Or some desktops even. I notice on this Ubuntu
laptop `hostname` == `hostname -f` perhaps for this reason.
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recreated a symlink to a config file there - probably safest just to
delete the "Include /etc/apache2/conf.d/" in this situation.
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specific changes like this into every package would seem to be the
wrong solution, IMHO.
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think users of find should need to add a file-system specific
option to the command line just to get it to work.
It would be like if there was a separate version of ls for every
filesystem, eg. ls_ext2, ls_xfs, ls_resierfs, ls_vfat - OK - maybe
this is a bit extreme, but I think it illustrates my po
-dnsind-local-names-05.txt
Yes - I know - it has expired - the only other standard I know of that
reserves top level domains though is RFC2606[2], and I don't consider it
appropriate any of these for a local computer network.
[2] http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2606.html
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ll libnss-* packages were consistent in the way
they handle (or don't handle) automatic updates to /etc/nsswitch.conf.
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How much memory typically needs to be locked for this to be
beneficial?
(I guess this would depend on what PAM and NSS modules you use...)
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es file will copy the
files into a temp directory, and then these are used to create the
package.
I also suspect you might want to create proper Debian source packages
- if so you might want to look for a more appropriate reference...
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wonder
could this problem be nscd related?
Does nscd make any attempts to preserve order? I suspect not...
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r is pointless, and
automatically configuring it via a debconf question may introduce a
false sense of security.
(unless you modify/recompile login to bypass PAM checks in which case
it would be easy enough for a sysadmin to add the user entry).
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seen it as a de-facto
standard - if this is a defacto standard we want to preserve or not is
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.conf(5) for the details.
Steve> IIRC this is the default in Debian because Ben Collins had
Steve> an unhealthy affection for NIS. :)
Any chance of changing the default on new installations?
My understanding is that compat is mode to allow the +/- syntax which
is considered obsole
According to the comment in my
libnss-ldap you can:
# Your LDAP server. Must be resolvable without using LDAP.
# Multiple hosts may be specified, each separated by a
# space. How long nss_ldap takes to failover depends on
# whether your LDAP client library supports configurable
# network or connec
this bug even exists. As such I cannot send you this email because I
have forgotten it needs to be sent."
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libldap because no -dev package exists yet.
libdap2-dev is version 2.1.30 not 2.3.30-4
As far as I can tell there is no intention to fix this either:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=332693;msg=10
has no replies.
Any suggestions?
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y need to change the location of the
socket from /var/run/ldapi to /var/run/slapd/ldapi?
If it wasn't for this change, the old libraries would work fine.
Even a backward compatibility symlink would help.
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packaging but
Russ> am not really a core member of the group.)
The bug reporter says "symlinking /var/run/ldapi to
/var/run/slapd/ldapi immediately works around the problem."
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t was it called again? I think it was
this "Windows" program made be a small company somewhere in USA ;-).
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ask than
Russell> determining how to correctly manage MAC addresses.
I use static MAC addresses for all my Xen hosts, and believe this is
the recommended practise by Xen upstream.
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>>>>> "Wouter" == Wouter Verhelst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Wouter> Sun, 31 Dec 2006 14:40:46 +0100
Wouter> You didn't fail basic math, did you? ;-)
Just remember to subtract 1 hour, don't add it.
I could imagine people getting this wr
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Maybe the original poster may have typed in "fakeroot" by itself
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the version number of mysql-server-4.1 was
wrong, in the general case, this might just mean a backward
compatibility layer or something was installed (again this case not
applicable for this package).
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t need.
This in turn can result in errors when experimenting with new packages
where it is not immediately obvious it is due to a package that is not
installed that perhaps should be.
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sts and how to
David> tell grub to use it.
...or if using a platform not supported by Grub. Including all PowerPC
systems for example.
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nes of "I don't know
why this package is suggested maybe I will have to install it anyway
just in case... Lets hope I have enough disk space..."
(sure, it is unlikely you would run out of disk space installing the
mentioned package, but for the general case, it is very possible.)
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alternative, so perhaps this specific example is no longer an
issue. However the concept still stands.
I did notice one package (education-main-server) recommends "apache2 |
apache" but I am not going to try and work out if apache is really
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enough to have an effect?
Yes.
Greg> And he will probably ask himself two more:
Greg> 1. Could I put it more shortly?
No.
Greg> 2. Have I said anything that is avoidably ugly?
No.
Sorry, couldn't resist! ;-)
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I suspect the maintainers have already encountered similar issues to
yours.
I can't remember the details of how clamav-freshclam works right now
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Marco> Hope that some day we will switch to upstart.
Ok, so when do we switch to upstart?
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correctly altered all the bits that need to be altered.
The patch is the last patch in the sequence of patches in
debian/patches, using quilt. It should be easy to find.
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Russ> well, and I'd think that Love would at least be happy to
Russ> take a patch even if he doesn't have time to write it
Russ> himself.
Anyone here willing to write such a patch if upstream would accept it?
The current patch may not be accept
>>>>> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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Russ> Out of curiosity, have you talked to Love about this issue
Russ> already? Given that MIT Kerberos supp
would benefit greatly from a filesystem that is
Rogério> not as limited as FAT32 as pointed out above.
I would really like to see this.
I very much dislike FAT32, and use HFS+ on my portable USB hard disk
for transferring large files between Linux and Mac OSX.
(now if only Windows supported HFS...)
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Can I please have some input into this bug report?
The report itself seems valid, ideally these packages shouldn't conflict.
Solving this in such a way as not to break lots of stuff could be
awkward though.
Ideas?
Brian May
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Bastian Blank wrote:
>> (BTW, Brian, this discussion reminds me that I'd like to use alternatives
>> for krb5.conf.5 so that krb5-doc and heimdal-doc don't need to conflict.
>>
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> Prdon, this is missuse of that mechanism. man already can do that.
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vulnerable to this.
It would still be possible to mount this attack if the attacker can
intercept packets on the way to the official trusted security mirror and
redirect them (e.g. transparent proxy) to an older copy of the mirror.
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to various proposals would go go away.
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The big problem with openid is not many websites I use regularly support
it (yet). I was surprised to notice recently sourceforge is one of them.
If LP supported it that would certainly be good IMHO.
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(On the topic of schroot and sbuild, I found this references useful; it
is getting dated now but some parts are still relevant:
<http://www.pseudorandom.co.uk/2007/sbuild/>
if only it mentioned what this "apt-get-update" program/script is)
Thanks.
Brian May
Charles Plessy wrote:
> Actually, it was suggested in this thread to simply not output anything
> at all. How about ?
>
I would like to know what is happening. Anybody who wants to disable
something they don't entirely understands gets what they deserve IMHO...
Brian May
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kages that come to mind that want to alter the environment of it
parent are:
* ssh-agent
* <http://modules.sourceforge.net/>
I guess you could also write a shell script to a temp file and then
source that. Not sure if this is any cleaner though.
Brian May
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