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intrinsicly longer password:
that's what libpam-cracklib is for.
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use linda and lintian (-iI) to check your packages,
that should help a lot.
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ly if you need to pass CC and
other options to upstream's build system, which is just a bunch of
Makefiles in this case. Although I doubt that anybody would
cross-compile this package, I'd appreciate some general hints.
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ing a XPATH expression
same here, do we really need a package for a wrapper around xsltproc,
where the GPL header is larger than the script itself?
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Ondrej Certik wrote:
>> same here, do we really need a package for a wrapper around xsltproc,
>> where the GPL header is larger than the script itself?
>
> Why not to put that script inside the xsltproc package instead of
> creating a new one?
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That's pretty much different in University networks of course - but I
guess people there are old enough to learn to use proper
e jidgo files, which is not a very easy way.
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> amount".
My favourite one is the admin page of Scalix.
But indeed, I never run into any bigger trouble in the www during the
last time, the only annoying things are pages using java and flash -
they either make my browser crash or just eat memory.
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I think that would be nice if it would be integrated in packages.d.o.
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em.
Why don't you start to send patches then. Seems you have enough free
time to look after such issues. Fixing Kernels to work on more
(sometimes even important machines, like buildds) is a much more
important job than to get rid of oh so non-free firmware.
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inbox, but neither for MLs nor for the BTS.
YMMV.
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with Debian), right?
In fact I can't see any reason why a program should check for the name
of the avaiable MTA at all (except you're building an extension/... for
this MTA).
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show, ) and dpkg -L are much more useful
than such a manpage.
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ice to have this package at
least in mips assembly, too, which is at least at my university used to
teach assembly. It would also allow to compare the same implementation
for different architectures.
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some useful hints,
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re
where the package is being built on.
Is there anybody working on an arm7 cross-compiler yet, if so, are there
plans to get it into Debian's main? I guess you want to support every
arm cpu in main!?
Or is there any other possible way to get this package into main?
Best rega
ian-2.0.0.6-1)
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.1.7) Gecko/20070914
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I still can't see any fault of Debian here.
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ill build-dep. on the gcc source,
build the compiler and build the firmware.
- all new versions of the package will build-depend on the old package
and just copy the binary blob from it.
Any objections to this?
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> Hi,
>
> On Sunday 30 September 2007 00:25, Bernd Zeimetz wrote:
>> What about the following plan:
>
> It's not only pointless, but will also result in FTBFS errors once the old
> package is not available anymore.
not if you build-depend on ol
> not if you build-depend on oldpackge | gcc-source and just build the
> firmware again if the old package is not available.
Well, I just learned that this is broken. #403246, which is obviously
not planned to be fixed soon.
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ess you're not interested on everything
which is displayed there, but only in specific parts? Chances are good
that there're much better ways to access them then parsing the qa page.
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en. Since that time I've avoided to use -j, except to test things.
But probably those problems were fixed in the meantime
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magic which results into $(MAKE) beeing
make -j ?
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pare a new version within the next 1-2 weeks.
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handle 5 computers in _one_ frontend) and several other opensource
and commercial systems - but I'm not sure which one is capable to handle
so many hosts.
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> wishful thinking.
>
> Good luck and much fun with the package!
Thanks for that, and thanks for taking care of the package so far!
Hope I didn't bother you too much with all the mails the BTS must have
send to you during the last days.
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the tooltip which shows up
after a few seconds.
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logs during the last few weeks.
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he BSI[1], I wouldn't think much about taking any action
here in Germany
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hinkpads
which can't handle acpi. Thinkpads had a well working APM implementation
for a long time, at least up to the R/T40 series.
http://tpctl.sourceforge.net/
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gt; Wouldn't this make it more difficult for people to report
> bugs using reportbug/ng?
reportbug is able to talk smtp to bugs.d.o directly, reportbug-ng allows
the user to select a MUA to edit and send the mail.
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hile starting it the
first time? IMHO that's more than sufficient.
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al package involved) sbuild will
fail if the first package is not installable - #403246.
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better ways to handle spam than pyzor these days, also it
seems to be pretty dead by upstream (last release September 7, 2002).
> http://packages.qa.debian.org/x/xmms-crossfade.html
If I remember right gtk-1 is supposed to be removed from lenny, so xmms
will be gone, too.
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Package: wnpp
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* Package name: pyicu
Version : 0.6
Upstream Author : Open Source Applications Foundation
* URL : http://pyicu.osafoundation.org/
* License : MIT
Programming Lang: c++/
Package: wnpp
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* Package name: parsedatetime
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sd.org/draft-cheshire-nat-pmp.txt
Out of curiosity: What does natpmp have in common with upnp, and where
are the differences?
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Hi,
> [1] http://dehs.alioth.debian.org/no_upstream.html
could you add the Maintainer of the packages to this listing? Makes
searching for your own packages much more simple.
Thanks,
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> DEHS, and avoid the HTML parsing ;)
Didn't look into them, but http://qa.debian.org/data/dehs/ looks
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porting-nodocs
> and
> package-runs-make-check-without-supporting-nocheck
Not sure how lintian should check for this, nodocs could be handled in a
completely different file which is included/called/... somehow from
debian/rules.
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> On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 02:42:03PM +0100, Bernd Zeimetz wrote:
>>> nocheck | notest should also be supported whether or not the package is
>>> actually being cross-built. emdebuild currently passes 'nocheck' as
>>> part of the D
e and rebuild it later for the targeted architecture,
using the file which was generated before. Sounds ugly, but it should work.
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on build time if
the test did not go trough. Otherwise running tests is useless - or do
you check all build logs with every upload?
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Mark Brown wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 10:48:55PM +0100, Bernd Zeimetz wrote:
>
>> If you run a test you usually *want* to have it fail on build time if
>> the test did not go trough. Otherwise running tests is useless - or do
>> you check all build logs with ev
r.gz
> I found the uscan manual page slightly confusing, but perhaps it is
> just me. :)
It's you :P
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e in the description, too.
There're people who prefer not to use systems because they're written in
a language/using a system which is bloated/buggy/broken/nothing they can
handle
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; mlocate should.
> * However, I don't think any locate should have priority standard.
>
Why not remove locate from findutils instead of putting it into a
separate package? I can't see any reason why one would need it if
there's mlocate. Probably add a Recommends: mlocate to findutils
aries it _IS_ our problem -
because we'll get the bug reports of annoyed users. So adding a broken
libraries to Debian doesn't make sense at all.
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n't see any reason why it should have a higher priority than optional.
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Russ Allbery wrote:
> Bernd Zeimetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>> Not sure if anybody is still using the old BSD printing stuff - at least
>> I can't see any reason why it should have a higher priority than
>> optional.
>
> I am. It's simple and
can say that if I am on a UNIX like
> machine, and I can't just say lpr foo.txt and have it printed on the
> default printer, I would find the system deficient and un-UNIX like.
That works well with cups if you have the cupsys-bsd package installed.
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> Bernd Zeimetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Why not remove locate from findutils instead of putting it into a
>> separate package? I can't see any reason why one would need it if
>> there's mlocate. Probably add a Recommends:
a
> serious problem.
Definiteyl not a feature I'm missing. I hope exim caches the reply from
the final MX for some time, otherwise this sounds like a good way to run
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* Package name : navit
Version : 0.0.2 (alpha quality, will go to experimental first)
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Martin Schaller <[EMAIL PRO
f upstream's original
document is the pdf - or if the pdf was created from xml/tex/... source.
It's not common to create documentations as pdf file in pdfedit or Adobe
Acrobat, but it may happen, and then they should be allowed in main
(probably after checking for embedded fonts).
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Programming
packagename/ available, even if
there're no arch independent modules in the package. If I remember right
python-support uses the directory to be able to clean up
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announced often enough. If packages run into trouble with it now, it's
imho not the problem of the dpkg maintainer (except there're bugs in
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#x27;d find a Koders-like search trough
all sources much more interesting, especially if it comes with a way to
retrieve diffs between releases or uploads.
/me goes and puts Debian into git.
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HP, so the applications you mentioned
> can't be use with it.
lighttpd supports php for example, using fastcgi.
Imho the best thing here would be to add the libapache2-* stuff to
Recommends, so it will be installed in default configurations, but it
also allows the admin to ignore th
rt-ability? After
> all backports is not an official part of Debian. YMMV.
>
for a backport you have to add a changelog entry anyway, fixing the
Homepage field is not that complicated, so I can't see a problem here.
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On Sat, Dec 01, 2007 at 12:52:41PM +0100, Guus Sliepen wrote:
> Hm, looks bad indeed. I'll try to see if Bernd Eckenfels is still alive
> but if I can't reach him in a week I'll adopt the package.
Sure I am alive.
Greetings
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the Debian version (since that version is quite ok, must of the open bugs
are kernel/technology related. As you can read in the archives the last few
attempts to help me with those ended with the inresponsiveness of net
developers (those consider net-tools obsolted by iproute).
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* Package name: brad
Version : 0.2_2007-01-08
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* URL : https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/brad/
* License : GPL
Programming Lang:
ainers?
Since when is Ondrej == Kartik?
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tandard on a lot of systems, including OSX, it is
'bashed' for being bad in Debian's policy. But I wanted to send a bug
about that anyway...
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and no license information at all in the randeom ~10 source files I
looked into.
Looks like http://www.debian.org/devel/wnpp/unable-to-package is still
correct - but it would be a good thing to convince upstream to fix that.
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2.8 should/needs to be shipped with Lenny.
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Same here, using it at home in smarthost mode, and on several machines
with a lot of mail traffic, and I never had any trouble at all with postfix.
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only want the node name, and if the node name is fqdn, you can use
"hostname" or "hostname -s" to get it with or without the domain.
Besides that, I would allow FQDN in /etc/hostname
Gruss
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Add more network cards to your boot-server. Add a second
bootserver if necessary. Or just don't boot all machines at the same time (hint:
that might also save your building's power supply...).
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> of scope for squeeze. Maybe squeeze+1.
I think its about time to require to generate checksums for packages and make
all packages which do not do so RC buggy.
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u being a
> coward who does not deserve to be heard in the future.
>
> Please be responsible and do help us out here.
Are you sure you're the person who should write such an email? Instead of
writing such emails you should spend your time on doing a *PROPER*
nd HDFS is optimized for very large files, only. You would have to build a
filesystem inside for the typical FTP case - or maybe use HBase, not sure if
it can store large enough blobs.
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Comments, bugreports and patches are welcome!
Hope its useful!
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On 04/03/2010 01:52 AM, Bernd Zeimetz wrote:
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> And if you want to give it a try now, log into alioth.debian.org and have a
> look
> into /var/lib/gforge/chroot/home/users/bzed/godebian-client - the usage is
> documented in the README file and should be pretty straight forward.
In article <4bcc77a3.9080...@student.ulg.ac.be> you wrote:
> And what do you suggest if one wants some real protection _and_ the
> benefits of a format like PDF? Thanks.
It is simply not possible to publish something and protect it. The best
protection in that case is reputation.
In article you
wrote:
> Since heirloom-mailx (and any mailx following the POSIX spec) doesn't
> have a way to specify extra headers
What about using /usr/sbin/sendmail?
Gruss
Bernd
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Exactly.
I gain much more from moving the start of $many_daemons behind the start of kdm
on my desktop. The speed difference with/without CONCURRENCY=makefile is not
really noticeable for me.
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On 04/03/2010 01:52 AM, Bernd Zeimetz wrote:
> So I'm happy to announce the public beta test of http://deb.li (also available
> under http://go.debian.net)! Please note that neither the content of the pages
> nor the CSS is finished... :)
Just a short update:
Everything is runni
thing to do in such cases is to report a bug as this ensures that the
maintainer will see it or somebody else will be able to handle it.
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doing the pam chain typically. For the daemon package I think it is not
using pam sanely. Too bad it does not support setting ulimits directly.
Gruss
Bernd
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ow that there are a lot of arguments against the 3.0 format out there, so
please do not enforce such changes without discussing them first.
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On 05/26/2010 11:07 PM, Ben Hutchings wrote:
> Environment variables do not override variable definitions in a makefile.
You can't believe how messy upstream stuff can be. Messing with $(LDFLAGS) and
$${LDFLAGS} and simmilar stuff just happens
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e to send a mail to this
list requesting to remove this package from Debian. IMHO, it is wrong to list
me as "Maintainer", if it impossible to maintain it...
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Bernd
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ages in a month is a high traffic mailing list for you?
debian-bugs-dist is high traffic, or LKLM, or sometimes debian-devel, but not
backport-users.
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me if Squeeze would ship without it.
As I've sponsored the package I know that maintaining it will take a lot of
time, so imho the best would be to maintain it in a team. The debian-science
team would be the best home for it I guess. Is anybody interested in adpoting
it?
Cheers,
Bernd
/perl5/Debian/Debhelper/Sequence for examples. Obviously that is not a
quick fix and needs an xml-core upload.
The other way would be to override one of the dh_* calls, for example
override_dh_install:
dh_install
dh_installxmlcatalogs
There are other ways for sure :)
Cheers,
Be
iously
> think they can ignore the policy just as they like (this issue is really
> unbelievable,... wonder why we have all that policy crap...) in order to
> save them work...
Full ack.
If the policy does not fit reality, then it should be changed *or* (which is
what I'd prefer), the pa
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