lynx opened it just fine here, and so did Opera (after asking because
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| libraries, so an end user don't need to know how to program this library.
Sometimes, a library is installed because it is needed to fulfill a
Build-dependency, not because the one installing it is interested in
using it to program anything.
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* Adam Heath
| Um, when was it decided that woody+1=sarge? When was this flamewar?
It wasn't yet. aj needed a name for woody+1 and picked sarge as an
interim name.
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| new package since /usr/bin/install suddenly decided to stop working *arg*
Broken fileutils - install the one in incoming or the one which went
into unstable last evening.
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| Where can I collect the info?
Talk to tausq who already has something which creates such a
list. http://auric.debian.org/~tausq/newpkgs.html
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/ , which has
some features not found in the version above. (Without me remembering
the differences)
I started merging them (at least, I think I did) a long time ago, just
tell me if you want what I have.
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* Richard Kettlewell
| (I await with interest your attempt to have /etc/alternatives and
| /etc/rc*.d eliminated or de-symlinked...)
apt-get install file-rc does one of them:
$ ls /etc/rc*.d
zsh: no matches found: /etc/rc*.d
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The package is the responsibility of the maintainer, and s/he has the
final words on all aspects of how it should be packaged (subject to
policy, of course). To me, it looks like you want this changed, which
I think is a bad idea.
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* Florian Weimer
| This knife cuts both sides. Why should someone bother to forward
| non-conformant packages?
Because they are reserved and might be used for some useful purpose
one day, which they are now.
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|
| Were exactly do we force them? Which debian packages do not work well
| with a 2.0.x kernel?
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* Matt Zimmerman
| On Thu, Dec 20, 2001 at 11:13:30AM +0100, Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
|
| > * Adrian Bunk
| > |
| > | Really? I'm often happy and I see other maintainers that are happy when
| > | they get "new upstream version" wishlist bug reports - it does sometime
alled properly, but Wichert is looking into it.
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| know.
I'd like to take it -- should I just write to the ITP and take over
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I'll try to get a version running as soon as possible.
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* Steve Kowalik
| It then un'tar's the base tarball into /target, makes Linux bootable if you
| said it could, and then reboots.
There is no base tarball for woody; it then runs debootstraps which
unpacks the .debs.
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son. Also if you
| are not running as root but with fakeroot ldconfig will fail.
In which case «ldconfig -n $libdir» should work just fine.
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s anything too cryptic being asked for
| desktop installation...
Then you are _very_ wrong. There are too many and too complicated
questions asked for a «normal user», whatever that is. You have to be
interested and/or have somebody help you install Debian, else you will
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It was a bit scary doing it to my home system which will only boot
from the hard drive, no floppy, and won't boot from the cdrom,
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I know that it doesn't make your life easier, but when Hurd is the odd
one out, you will often have to create tools which work on all
platforms.
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* (Martin Schulze)
|
http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/n/nfs-utils/nfs-utils_0.1.9.1-1.potato1.dsc
|
http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/n/nfs-utils/nfs-utils_0.1.9.1-1.potato1.tar.gz
Built, test-installed and uploaded.
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* (Jacob Elder)
| On Sun, Jan 06, 2002 at 06:05:26PM +0100, Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
|
| > dpkg -l | awk '/^i/ {print $2}' |xargs apt-get --reinstall install
| >
| > should work.
|
| Not unless every package name is <16 characters.
COLUMNS=300 dpkg -l | awk '/^i/
want to do, ldconfig _is_ the right tool for the
job. What does the Hurd use instead of ldconfig? I presume that they
too have to create the necessary symlinks somehow?
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* (Karl M. Hegbloom)
| >>>>> "Tollef" == Tollef Fog Heen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
|
| Tollef> * Wichert Akkerman
| Tollef> | Previously David B Harris wrote:
| Tollef> | > Well, what you're suggesting isn't really feasible ;)
* Eric Van Buggenhaut
| Helas, AFAIK, when IBM sells Linux, it sells RH.
Nope.
My T21 came with Caldera OpenLinux on it. Bought about a year ago.
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And those?
|giram (#96740), offered 247 days ago
| Description: 3D modeller for POV-Ray
Wasn't this one supposed to be removed from the archive if no one
picked it up?
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* Adrian Bunk
| On 11 Jan 2002, Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
|
| >...
| > |giram (#96740), offered 247 days ago
| > | Description: 3D modeller for POV-Ray
| >
| > Wasn't this one supposed to be removed from the archive if no one
| > picked it up?
|
| Why?
|
| - t
* Paul Martin
| reassign 128795 suck
| thanks
I disagree, obviously. Taking this to debian-devel, since I doubt we
can agree. Therefore quoting a fair bit as well.
| On Sat, Jan 12, 2002 at 08:32:02PM -0800, Ross Boylan wrote:
| > On Sat, Jan 12, 2002 at 08:51:20PM +0100, Tollef Fog H
#x27;t tried it myself, so I'm not sure it'll work. :)
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and add more information to it. (And have apt-ftparchive not include
all the information from the control file into the packages file.)
Is this about correct?
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wordnet-base - Electronic lexical database of English language
wordnet-dev - Electronic lexical database of English language
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eter (emacs, python), for instance. This is currently solved
by running /usr/lib/emacsen-common/emacs-package-install in postinst.
Python isn't really solved in a clean way.
I would love to see this, it could make a lot of things _much_ cleaner
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See #10448 and #15516 (and my comments to them).
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* martin f krafft
| > See #10448 and #15516 (and my comments to them).
|
| we're talking about the PreservePermissions configuration option,
| which is something different. i should have been more clear.
Uhm, that is actually just not enabled. I might enable it post-woody.
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| also sprach Tollef Fog Heen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.04.08.1943 +0200]:
| > | we're talking about the PreservePermissions configuration option,
| > | which is something different. i should have been more clear.
| >
| > Uhm, that is actually just not e
ave you done anything that I can't do as well right now? I
| mean, I can download your old key, create a new one, and do all you
| have outlined?
I would believe you don't have access to put material on
*.codecastle.com?
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| On Fri, Apr 12, 2002 at 11:02:15AM +0200, Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
| > * Manoj Srivastava
| >
| > | David> 4) Posted the NEW public key (C5A76BF6) to the following:
| > | David> 1) public keyservers
| > | David> 2) debia
* Russell Coker
| Please make amends for your error by flaming Lasse again and doing it
| properly. ;)
Please excuse David -- he's still in the NM queue and haven't learnt
all the flame-throwing tips&tricks yet. :)
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| but only 71 in separate files.
Since most people have forgotten this email, I'm quoting it in full.
Would anybody weep if we deprecated putting all the translations in
one file?
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27;s
| sortable.
If you use $vers~$ymd.git.$sha or something like that, please do make
sure the version number slightly bigger than zero. Having version
numbers that are positive and less than 0 sometimes breaks tools.
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| 2009/2/15 Gunnar Wolf
| >
| > Tollef Fog Heen dijo [Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 06:42:37PM +0100]:
| > > | when i've had to do this in the past i think i did something like
| > > | ~.git.. this way you get lots of relevant info,
the
| > > | fact th
g the bugs actually exists in
Debian in the first place.
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it (but after /lib and /usr/lib), so I suspect the file in
/etc/ld.so.conf.d isn't needed?
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| Put another way, I can't think of a valid use for an amd64 binary
| depending on a ppc32 binary.
Package: foo
Depends: sed
(sed is Essential: yes, but I think you get the point.)
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| Have you looked into ext2linux? It is intended to supercede lilo. I
| think your usage requirements will be satisfied by it.
It does not appear to exist in Debian?
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| But what if I don't need hotplugging? Why should I bear hal flaws if I
| don't need its features?
A machine without USB or PCI is not a particularly common sight those
days. Heck, even machines without SATA are becoming uncommon.
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> GANDI/CAcert or any other non-Debian-managed CAs.
Either cert pinning or DTLSA records would be better solutions here.
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> less trustworthy... I wouldn't worry a lot here.
If they are completely untrustworthy, I'd like to see bugs with
documentation for that statement being filed so we can fix it.
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> +1 for keeping the name which is funny
No, it's not. It's offensive to those of us who spend time on making
systemd integration in Debian be as good as possible.
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Cc-ed to systemd-shim@packages so those maintainers are explicitly
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> If you can't or don't want to code systemd support, please add a "Breaks:".
No, that's not ok. Not supporting an init system (with some exceptions)
is not ok for Jessie.
This means that if your daemon relies on using /etc/inittab to start
you, you have a
k for all the systemd maintainers) bear no ill
will against non-systemd users and will try to avoid breaking stuff for
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gt; > > Just as ick, DNS is the place for service aliases.
> >
> > And how do you propose to deal with the ssh fingerprint mess when the dns
> > is updated?
>
> There is an RFC 4255 [1] that proposes a solution by storing the
> fingerprint in DNS as well. Maybe some
that has very little value for anybody and a
not-insignificant cost.
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[2]:
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[3]: http://people.debian.org/~biebl/systemd-transition/sysvinit.diff
[4]:
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>
> What are the reasons behind are you going for required and not standard?
A Priority: required package (init) isn't allowed to depend on something
with Priority: standard per policy.
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> Tollef Fog Heen writes:
> > So we are proposing the following scheme:
> >
> > a/ Upload a new "init" package. This is a new, essential package that
> > will replace sysvinit as the package that ensures your system has an
> >
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> On 07/16/14 23:22, Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
> > So we are proposing the following scheme:
> >
> > a/ Upload a new "init" package. This is a new, essential package that
> > will replace sysvinit as the package that ensures your system has
How big are they?
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just yet another
> instance of the bogus "HTTP is obsolete" idea?
There are lots of attack vectors. It's not a response to a single
attack being exploited in the wild.
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> >
> > There are lots of attack vectors. It's not a response to a single
> > attack being exploited in the wild.
>
> So name one?
To pick a random example off a web page:
http://ghantoos.org/2012/10/21/cocktail-of
nonfree.gz wheezy
>
> The problem here is not the idea that someone might MITM
> people.debian.org and provide something useless. The problem is a
> culture of people who run random code off the web without checking what
> it does.
That is also a problem, yes. Using HTTP makes
lly works well for the people who use the
default init system, after all, and there's a freeze coming up.
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That's harder and more visible, but not impossible. BGP hijacks do
happen, intentionally and not.
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jessie's release architectures that should be fine.
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You might want to read https://release.debian.org/jessie/rc_policy.txt .
It does not include anything about package priorities, from what I
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s/wheezy/jessie/ in a few places).
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and up to now the only fix seems to be to
> reduce security by resorting to keys typed in at boot time.
You make the assumption that there's not been an tries to resolve this,
which is wrong. As for security, well, I have a keyscript that unlocks
my boot drive just fine, but handled through
ng kvm
-snapshot or similar functionality?
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> On 09/09/14 22:18, Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
> > ]] Carlos Alberto Lopez Perez
> >
> >> But if you don't (Is not uncommon to have servers on remote locations
> >> that are only accessible via ssh) and the machine don't b
It works pretty well. :)
Telnet has the nice feature of telling you what's happening (trying to
connect, connected, etc), something nc needs -v to do. Purely a
convenience/finger macro problem of course, but I suspect telnet's being
used because people have typed it for the better part
]] Josh Triplett
> - mlocate. We don't need a "locate" in standard; anyone who actually
> uses locate (and wants the very significant overhead of running a
> locate daemon) can easily install this.
There is no «locate daemon» in mlocate.
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> Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
> > ]] Josh Triplett
> >
> > > - mlocate. We don't need a "locate" in standard; anyone who actually
> > > uses locate (and wants the very significant overhead of running a
> > > locate daem
hmetics.
>
> The good part about mksh i̲s̲ that it’s a programming language,
> a nice one to use, much more legible than Perl, besides having
> “set -x” beats them all;
You're aware of PERLDB_OPTS='AutoTrace NonStop' perl -d foo.pl ?
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experience doesn't match mine at all.
> But again, we pull away from my first point - as a sysadmin, what I can
> see is that my systemd box has crippled text logs, and the point is
> that's not worthy of the quality that we're all accus
ou reboot. It
> doesn't affect postinst scripts. Using update-rc.d is not a solution.
Have your policy-rc.d call update-rc.d disable too.
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good reason for it to not clean up after itself.
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priority low and get asked about it» and we'll get huge flame wars.
It's just not a good idea.
I'd rather we just either added an excemption for /var/www or moved it
to /var/lib/www as Russ suggested.
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(And this machine has never even used sysvinit.)
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especially when said complaining is in the form of a debconf error on
each and every upgrade of the package.
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]] Dmitry Nezhevenko
> This is where Django Evolution fits in. Django Evolution is an
> extension to Django that allows you to track changes in your models
> over time, and to update the database to reflect those changes.
How does it compare with South?
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R, the FHS and the LSB has a bug tracker, so while filing those might
does not guarantee they'll be fixed, it won't just get dropped on the
floor either.
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