med emacs20. The older one may
or may not be renamed to emacs19, and unless there's a reason not to,
I agree that all three emacsen should "Provide: emacs".
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s to check the implementation in maillock
to see if you're compatible, and the manpage for maillock says to see
lockfile_create(3), which doesn't exist. I'll have to UTLSL, but I
may release an initial package before doing all that. Things won't be
any worse than they are now, and the
ges that do not need to be
> installed.
I think that the dpkg-mountable package might eliminate this problem
if you use it as the access method, but I haven't tried it yet.
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some mayhem
when this pair of packages is released and other people doing
something similar suddenly have to treat /usr/src/linux as read only
without being warned.
[1] Why Linus has linux-.tar.gz unpack linux rather than
linux- has never made much sense to me.
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> I genrally unpack into /usr/src/local and mv things one level
> up, personally.
That seems reasonable. I guess I had just sort of always treated
/usr/src/ as if it was local, even though I probably shouldn't have.
> R
ay I can see around this problem is to have emacs
spawn a small process to keep touching the lockfile (every 4 minutes
or so) whenever it acquires the lock, and kill that process when the
lock is released. Does that seen reasonable to everyone else?
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r/src/linux is a link, then it is safe to unpack there.)
I'm not sure what the right answer is, but I think we need to consider
the problem before the new libc6-dev gets released from the
experimental stages, and we certainly need a long-term policy.
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if we patch movemail to use liblockfile, we should be fine.
I'm under the impression that liblockfile handles everything,
including nfs. I believe libnfslock is transitional, for use until
everything's migrated to liblockfile.
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k for incorporation into the emacs 20 package, if possible.
> Rob> I'm under the impression that liblockfile handles everything,
> Rob> including nfs. I believe libnfslock is transitional, for use
> Rob> until everything's migrated to liblockfile.
>
>
estions
being caused by people following the Linux (Kernel) HOWTO's and making
a mess of /usr/src.
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> create the link, but the files are already installed.
My apologies, you're right. I wasn't paying close enough attention.
In any case, I've already started moving all my stuff to
/usr/local/src (which I probably should have done originally).
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h is just another case of the more general
mechanism that Guy outlined eariler.
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using kernel-source doesn't work if you want to use *today's* kernel
today.
Also, I've witnessed someone else, who doesn't want to use
kernel-package (which is fine) leave their system unbootable by
forgetting to run lilo after a manual install. That's imposs
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Or if you use X, just put:
exec ssh-agent ~/.x-common-startup
in your .xinitrc. Then you can run ssh-add once after logging in, and
never type the phrase again until you log out.
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the debian/* stuff which is
all I care about.
> This is clearly a "different strokes" issue. I'm sure there will be two
> sides to this discussion for the indefinite future.
Without doubt.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Karl M. Hegbloom) writes:
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>
> Rob> Assuming you're right, and movemail is used for all mail
> Rob> locking, then if we patch movemail to use liblockfile,
s involved in supporting all the emacsen simultaneously which
was enough to make me back off until I get an initial emacs20 package
out.
However, I'm about to propose an interim step which if agreed to by
the other emacsen maintaners will ease the transition to the "right"
solution onc
ore .emacs. There is no point in doing this after
;; .emacs; that is useless.
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> general package, so that other programs can use it? I think that it's
> generally useful enough for that.
It might make sense to put movemail in emacsen-common. But that's
only good idea if xemacs, emacs19, and emacs20 expect the identical
seman
e to field questions
on debian-user.
3) With /etc/cron.d we can make the files in there conffiles (like
/etc/init.d), and then when a user modifies them, they'll get
immediate results, without having to remember to call some script (and
many won't remember, they'll ask on debian-user
I can just
make emacsen-common conflict with xemacs, which I believe is no worse
than the current situation.
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ce /etc/emacs/site-start.d/* won't be run anymore.
What I wanted was to force all the installed emacsen to be upgraded
whenever emacs-common gets installed. Now that I think about it,
perhaps this isn't a big deal since I don't even think you can have
both emacs and xemacs installed ri
not
> likely to be used in scripts. (And of course because it wouldn't affect
> me. :)
I think the concensus last time this was discussed was that
nedit-client should be modified. netcat's much more likely to be used
in scripts and other places where changes will cause problems.
-
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> go to http://www.npr.org/programs/atc/archives/1998/current.html and
> listen to it.
OK, is there any easy way to download a copy of it? I could only get
the proxy files, but I'm probably overlooking something obvious.
Thanks.
out file names,
using null as a file name terminator while generating lists, so you
don't get fooled by other characters in filenames.
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> Assuming that you don't have to worry about new files inserted into
> the tree while tmpreaper is running (do you?), then it's probably
> easiest to just do this operation in two passes. (This is off the top
> of my head, so
x27;s on hold and configured is another story. It really
is installed and it should satsfy all the dependencies it provides as
expected.
All this is assuming I understand the issue at hand...
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quot;flags_recursive+L" option, or run a
command to "flatten" the symlinks.
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t; I'll just tolerate whatever happens. It's not like Guy doesn't have
> enough to do ;)
How about just using "cp -r ..." to make the image you're going to
burn, which will flatten all the symlinks in the process. Not having
burned any CD's myself, I don'
to handle
partial reads (see the man page "man 2 read" for more info, or the
libc info pages).
Note that you can set things up so that interrupted system calls
restart themselves rather than returning with an error, but I don't
recall at the moment which function does that.
-
dify configure.in
to list linux/acct.h first and then re-run autoconf...
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s. One is
the normal one you're waiting on for data, and the other is a control
fd. Have thread B issue a (blocking) select on both of them, and if
you need to wake B up immediately, don't use signals (which don't have
the best semantics in the face of threads), just send a byte on t
their permissions have changed, it handles these modifications itself.
It's biggest failing (as far as I can see), is that it has really
limited inclusion/exclusion mechanisms. For example, it looks like
only one exclude-regexp is supported.
Oh, and anyone else notice that mirror'
#x27;m happy to deal with some ugly hacking to boostrap things if
needed.
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: f win32.*\.deb
exclude: f lg-(base|issue).*\.deb
exclude: f python.*\.deb
exclude: f kde.*\.deb
exclude: f festvox.*8k_.*\.deb
# Now say what we *do* want.
include: p (dists|hamm)/.*/binary-i386/
include: p (dists|hamm)/.*/binary-all/
include: p ^dists/[^/]*$
# And kill all
't fully
realize that until I had a number of *tremendously* frustrating
experiences. I haven't had any aggravations/disappointments to
compare since I started using Debian.
To each their own.
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about one or the other.
My favorite these days is lftp, but I'm not sure it qualifies as
simple any more. Now that memory of the last location on a given site
has been added, lftp has all the features I missed from ncftp.
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ks in dist/
--regex-include "^dists/[^/]*$"
# now kill everything remaining.
--regex-exclude ".*"
Support for fmirror's "p" and "f" regex distinctions would also save a
lot of ".*" typing, but that's mostly just a frill...
Thanks.
x. Same with the powerbooks, but
you can at least use a pcmcia card there (on the 15" and 17" ones).
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very very noticable.
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MPEG-1 Layer-2 / MP2 algorithms,
> but has vastly improved.
This sounds interesting, but perhaps you could elaborate on how it is
vastly improved? Better quality for the same bitrate? Less distortion?
Lower bitrate/same quality? etc.
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;, thats a 'orrible 'orrible thing to do. This
is an even more 'orrible thing to do. Arrggh. Now where are my green
frog pills.
Cheers,
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some situations. As the author you of course feel that i'm making a
personal insult against you, that is far from my intention. I just
wonder what the sensibility is of including a package where the
infrastructure it relies on may well enter a state of flux in the
forseeable future.
Cheer
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
Owner: Rob Hensley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* Package name: ackertodo
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* URL : http://ackertodo.sf.net/
* License : (GPL)
Description : A lightweig
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I've noticed that servers that insert the "for" tag will only do so if
there is one envelope recipient.
If this happens with a single gluck recipient, never mind me...
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gt; Oh, Masayuki who maintains gs packages and I had thought same idea.
> It's very nice to have a place to collaborate together.
I'd certainly be interested in joining in on the printing love-fest.
Rob Taylor (libgnomeprint "maintainer")
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Got rid of this message by setting
SELinux samba options "Allow samba users to share home directories"and
"Disable SELunix protection for smbd daemon".
Rob K.
then they should
be reassigned (or cloned). Otherwise, emacs20 is a very, very low
priority.
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> Description : gtk2 filesharing client that supports many protocols
>
> Gtk2 version of the famous napster client atm it supports only
> napster but in the future:
Is this program compatible with the current napster protocol?
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> >
> >
> > Hamish
> hi,
>
> The current maintainer of lopster is MIA AFAIK (August 2004 last
> action/mail).
> I mailed [EMAIL PROTECTED] asking for a check (i intend to adopt it
> if they will'orphan lopster).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the list address...th
On Sat, Jan 15, 2005 at 02:38:18PM +0100, giskard said
> On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 21:40:01 +1100
> Rob Weir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > On Thu, Jan 13, 2005 at 11:25:39PM +0100, Riccardo Setti said
> > > Package: wnpp
> > > Severity: wishlist
&g
Package: sendmail
Version: sendmail-8.6.12-7.deb
"dpkg --listfiles sendmail" shows no man pages in the latest binary
package. And in fact, when I install the package, "man sendmail"
doesn't work.
--Rob.
It has an elf version
that is automatically used, but only if it detects libc5. This worked
fine, but the problem is that it requires libtermcap.so.2. I assume
that this is just their problem?
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and I will
D> also be going out of town soon (convenient eh?).
I read that. It was helpful, thanks, and thanks for the pointer about
libc5-dev. I moved a bunch of the new packages I had downloaded, and
I guess that one got lost in the shuffle (gack, sorry).
Thanks
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ompile a simple program (empty main). When I tried to
compile the program, I got this error:
$ g++ -c -I/usr/i486-linuxelf/include/g++ test.cc
as: can't load library 'libbfd.so.2.5.2l.20'
Is there a dependency missing?
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I got gcc-2.7.1 and all (I think) the libs installed properly, and I
have successfully compiled some elf shared libraries, but gdb seems
unable to debug any funcions contained in these shared libraries. I
did compile the libraries with -g.
Anything I'm missing?
Thanks
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it whining and) wait until things get moved into
development?
Thanks
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(from a mythical debian.filestats):
/usr/bin/* type:binary
/usr/man/* type:man
/usr/lib/gimp/*.xpm 644 root.root
/usr/doc/gimp/* type:documentation
or whatever.
Reasonable?
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hink
png was meant to be the replacement for gif, so it'd be an appropriate
translation. That said, I've never messed with png myself, but I've
been planning to start using it when appropriate.
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, etc).
Should be pretty easy.
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in should definitely be part of it.
Yes.
> I don't remember if Debian has a logo, but if it does, that should also
> be part of it.
No, we used to use the baby GNU, but, well...
Anyway, I had a friend (graphic artist) that was working on something,
but I wouldn't hold your breath. He's busy too.
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, Susan, that's what I meant to say :>
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e think is worth working on? If so, I'll probably
give it a try.
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Package: kbd
Version: 0.91-2
The configuration script for `kbd' is broken; on my system a value for
$consdev was never assigned, so `kbdconfig' wrote:
CONSOLE=
to /etc/kbd/config. The result is that at boot time:
ln -sf $CONSOLE /dev/console
creates a symlink /console -> /dev/console.
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OK, I'll take this one.
> jgraph-83 ORPHAN
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GIMP upstream source
contains links to a binaries which don't exist until you build the
package. This does not make diff happy. I got around the problem by
just deleting the links in the upstream source before running diff,
but this is not really ideal.
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Package: procmail
Version: 3.10-4
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:binary-i386/mail:[49]% dpkg --contents procmail_3.10-4.deb
[...]
-rw-r--r-- wendal/wendal 5982 Oct 31 13:01 1994 usr/doc/procmail/HISTORY.gz
-rw-r--r-- wendal/wendal 2817 Dec 22 23:12 1994 usr/doc/procmail/README.gz
-rw-r--r-- wendal/wendal 41
Package: libtiff3-dev
Version: 3.4beta034-1
The following files cause `man' to complain when updating its index cache:
man3/TIFFCheckTile.3t:.so TIFFtile.3t
man3/TIFFComputeStrip.3t:.so TIFFstrip.3t
man3/TIFFComputeTile.3t:.so TIFFtile.3t
man3/TIFFCurrentDirectory.3t:.so TIFFquery.3t
man3/TIFFCur
Package: base(?)
Version: 1.1.0-14
During the initial installation of Debian 1.1, the user is asked for
information which is used to construct an /etc/resolv.conf file.
However:
- If the user enters more than one nameserver IP address, all the
addresses are listed on a single line in /etc/
I have uploaded mount_2.5k-1 (i386) to master.debian.org.
As this release fixes a serious security problem related to earlier versions
of the setuid mount/umount binaries, I would appreciate any attempt to
expedite movement of this package into the regular archives.
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE
Uploaded to master.debian.org.
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Date: 16 Aug 96 18:21 UT
Format: 1.6
Distribution: unstable
Urgency: Low
Maintainer: Robert Leslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Source: hfsutils
Version: 1.17b-1
Binary: hfsutils
Architecture: i386 source
Description:
hfsutils: Tools f
Uploaded to master.debian.org.
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Date: 16 Aug 96 21:05 UT
Format: 1.6
Distribution: unstable
Urgency: Low
Maintainer: Robert Leslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Source: zsh
Version: 3.0.0-1
Binary: zsh
Architecture: i386 source
Description:
zsh: A shell with lots of f
Uploaded to master.debian.org.
This is the author's own response to the mount/umount security issues, and so
should replace the previous 2.5k-1 release which incorporated unofficial
patches.
Bruce, would you like to respond to the recent inquiry about Debian's
vulnerability status with regard to
Package: inn
Version: 1.4unoff4-1
deimos:~:[2]# dpkg --purge inn
(Reading database ... 20824 files and directories currently installed.)
Removing inn ...
Trying to stop INN..
Removing crontab for news..
Removing files in /var/log/news and /var/run/innd..
dpkg - warning: while removing inn, directo
Uploaded to master.debian.org.
This version fixes most of the existing bugs against this package; it does not
yet, however, remove the dependency on `deliver'. (It will RSN.)
Since this version fixes two serious security problems, can we please
expedite its processing into both the stable and uns
Package: inn
Version: 1.4unoff4-1
Recently our news server has begun to crash on a fairly regular basis. It
leaves behind the following core file:
-rw-r--r-- 1 news news 28004352 Sep 19 18:04 /var/spool/news/core
dalesbred:/var/spool/news:[34]% gdb =innd core
GDB is free software and y
Package: mh
Version: 6.8.4-7
After installing the new mh package (from 6.8.4-2) I find that `inc' waits
several seconds and then reports:
inc: unable to lock and fopen /var/spool/mail/rob
According to /etc/mh/mtstailor, "lockstyle: 1" apparently means to do the
correct form of
Uploaded to master.debian.org.
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Date: 25 Sep 96 04:18 UT
Format: 1.6
Distribution: unstable stable
Urgency: High
Maintainer: Robert Leslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Source: bind
Version: 4.9.4-P1-1
Binary: bind
Architecture: i386 source
Description:
bind: An Inter
k,0 /dev/hda3 /dev/hdb3
# mdtab entry for /dev/md2
/dev/md2 raid0,4k,0 /dev/hda4 /dev/hdb4
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at the time didn't feel like going and finding another cable. Perhaps
I'll try that later.
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ere in your bashrc,
or related bash setup files. If you do, this could be the problem.
In bash 2.0 "set -a" causes trouble. On my system, "set -a; set +a"
causes all subsequent invocations of man to hang.
Just a thought
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(which seems like the right one), perl will no longer replace
perl-base, but supplement it. In such a scenario, it's perfectly OK
for perl-base to be essential.
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> I agree 100% with what Ian says. (Let's do it)
Consider this another "me too".
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hat e2fsck couldn't fix that wasn't a wholesale
drive loss. Is that still worth worrying about?
Also, if you use something like amanda for backups, then you need to
make sure your partitions are smaller than your tape size (after
compression).
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Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> PGP=E80E0D04F521A094 532B97F5D64E3930
> Dallas?
I'm going to be there for the whole thing or close to it (arriving
Wednesday evening, leaving Saturday afternoon, staying in the
conference hotel)... I'm not sure what my schedule will be other than
that I'm speaking at 11 AM Friday. I'd be happy to help out
I'm trying to give up some of my less central packages because I'd
like to spend more time on my others. Is anyone interested in
plotutils?
Thanks
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ge but run by a normal user -- the new
.pyc/.pyo couldn't be written anyway. Thus, if the .pyc/.pyo files in
the package were compiled with 1.5, 2.0 would have to recompile the
.py source on every import, or vice versa.
--Rob
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Package: wnpp
Version: unavailable; reported 2003-07-03
Severity: wishlist
* Package name: kahakai
Version : 0.2.1
Upstream Author : The Kahakai Team
* URL : http://kahakai.sf.net/
* License : GPL, v2 or later
Description : a highly customisable and script
er is happy.
Cheers,
Rob
well replace dselect as the recommended method.
Expect a RFC to d-d-a soon regarding release notes.
Cheers,
Rob
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gt; reassign 1234567 example-package 2.0-1
How is a bug that's fixed in more than one version handled? For
example, a security bug fixed in foo 1.1-sarge1 and foo 1.3. Assume 1.1
and 1.2 have the bug.
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ule-assistant (can someone else help with a good example?)
Thanks,
Rob Taylor
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ed in an update of the 2.6.8 kernel (which is being
> prepared at the moment).
If he produces a new kernel module to add support for this hardware,
there's absolutely no reason why it should conflict with linux-kernel.
Given that it's not a security fix, would he really have much luck
g
On Mon, Aug 15, 2005 at 05:08:58PM +0200, Christoph Berg wrote:
> I'd like to have a debian-planet list that would receive blog postings
> from planet.debian.org.
Please don't introduce any more namespace confusion.
Cheers,
Rob
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