No, it still mens that QT is under a restrictive license. It does mean
however that one of the biggest worries with QT has gone away. Troll
can NEVER charge for QT free now. EVER. And if anything happens to
Troll, QT becomes BSD licensed -- AT THAT POINT IN TIME. But not yet.
Not now. QT mak
The newest rvplayer in hamm will not install because it provides
'netscape' and some other package does too. What is happening here? I
did not install the netscape deb package.
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How can you think, whe
Joey Hess wrote:
>
> Shaleh wrote:
> > The newest rvplayer in hamm will not install because it provides
> > 'netscape' and some other package does too. What is happening here? I
> > did not install the netscape deb package.
>
> Please sned me the exact
Joey Hess wrote:
>
> Shaleh wrote:
> > Soory for doing it from memory (-;
> >
> > Reading database ... 37548 files and directories currently installed.)
> > Preparing to replace rvplayer 5.0b3-4 (using rvplayer_5.0-1.deb) ...
> > Unpacking replacement rvp
Setting up mh (6.8.4-20) ...
chmod: /usr/lib/mh/spopfi: No such file or directory
dpkg: error processing mh (--install):
subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
Errors were encountered while processing:
debian/dists/frozen/contrib/binary-i386/net/rvplayer_5.0-1.deb
mh
DP
This is a program that uses GTK and imlib to draw pix onto the root
window, or just colors. It is like xv in this respect. it is fully GPL
and has no problems.
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I see the following whenever I leave X. I did the following to catch
it: xinit > Xmsg 2>&1. I snipped out all but what I thought relevant.
If you need more -- ask.[snip]
(**) FontPath set to
"/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc/,/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/75dpi/:unscaled,/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/100dp
frozen should have 1.1-4 in it. This fixes some bugs that I have
closed. They are currently in slink. I put frozen unstable in the
changelog
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If it helps -- I do not have a /usr/lib/netscape dir but it still wont
install.
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I replied to Andreas earlier and not this list (-:
The current imlib (1.1) has problems loading tiff images. Not a big
problem but it does exist. The other formats are hit or miss type bugs
-- not everyone sees them. The upstream maintainer (Raster) has a
version in gnome's CVS that does fix th
The author has stated that this is no longer a goal of his library.
Also, many of the XForms apps that we use would require modifications
because the author of fltk did not re-create anything that took an X
type as an argument (like XEvent). It is possible to make the XForm
apps work w/ fltk, how
First, this belongs on debian-user -- not devel.
The color came from ls. Debian also ships this version of ls. read
ls's man page and all should be clear.
> Pat Quick wrote:
>
> I have had Linux on my machine before (Slackware) and had a shell that
> had different colors assigned by file type.
My imlib and gdk_imlib packages are being put in slink instead of
frozen. The ones in frozen presently are out of date and frankly -- I
screwed them up. Please put my new packages in frozen. In the
changelog I have "frozen unstable" listed. Is this not adequate??
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Distribution: frozen unstable
Changes:
gdk-imlib (1.1-6) frozen unstable; urgency=low
.
* Fixed the symlinks to lib.so.x -- was done in the wrong package
The same is (or was) in my imlib package.
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Nothing to stop them from copying it to /tmp and dcc'ing it from there.
Waste of time changing the app.
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James A.Treacy wrote:
>
> I maintain the mesa package. As no packages (before this) depended on
> a libc5 version of mesa, I stopped including them. Adding them back
> seems like a step backwards. It would be much better if you could
> get blender recompiled with libc6 based libs.
>
> Jay Treacy
Only if we are wrong. We should endeavor to do what the upstream
maintainer does unless it is flat wrong. We are not RH, maybe they
should make their sonames match ours. No, we should both do what is
right.
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Why is our default not mingetty. Several other dists use this. For
almost all Linux boxen this is the right choice. It is easier on mem
and cpu than agetty. Anyone who needs the other gettys also knows how
to change their getty. I have been running mingetty for a year now and
have had no probl
The inittab setup is not different. However, the only way to switch
gettys is to change thme by hand. This is because of agetty's priority,
I could not remove agetty. As far as quantifiable numbers -- I have no
idea. However from a simple look, mingetty has NO serial dial in
support or what not
Why is ps -ax considered "deprecated". Using a hyphen in a command is
accepted and standard practice. Last I checked it is also POSIX as well
as w/o. tar -zxvf and tar zxvf are the same and should be ok. Why is
ps different?
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I am the E/Imlib/Fnlib maintainer. I would like to help or make
packages for the other architectures that are able to run them. If you
have a machine and can give me access please let me know.
BTW is there a list of machines like this somewhere? Might be nice.
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I say -- Put your code where your mouth is. Loads of people are saying
what "ought" to be. Most Linux things exist because someone wanted it
and nothing existed to do it. Or what did exist they hated. If you
want to see something done -- give code. I find the Debian install a
matter of poundin
GNOME is currently not very stable and things are changing very rapidly. Jim
Pick is the GNOME guy for Debian. Give it a few more weeks and I think you
will see more.
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I started playing w/ this a day or so ago. It is VERY VERY alpha. The efnet
server I always use causes it to segfault. The author is very open to bug
reports and patches however. He has also sent me a patch to try and see if I
can log into my server again. I would hold off on giving this to
Looks good. We have needed a progress meter for a long time. Cant wait
for the GUI !!
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I have libc6 2.0.7pre3-1 installed. libc6-dev is unhappy -- all I can
find is the 2.0.7pre1-4 of it. apt is kinda of cure here. It wants to
remove my libc6-dev and all dependant packages (-: Glad I have it held.
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I just was un-subscribed from debian-user for generating too many
bounced mails. I have now problems with my mail. I have received some
400 e-mails in the last day and a half and sent around twenty. I work
for the ISP, our mail server is stable. Otherwise our customers would
be ripping the door
what about /usr/share/ttf or /usr/share/ttfonts. My understanding is
that /usr/share is for any architecture independent data. This seems
appropriate.
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This may not be your problem, but when I get this error it means I am in
the debian/ directory and not in the root of the package. i.e
imlib-1.3/debian instead of imlib-1.3. Or in some other subdirectory.
When the builder statrs it looks in ./debian/{changelog,rules,control}
so if you are in de
I was gratiously given an account by another developer on an alpha. I
do not believe that imlib/fnlib/E works on m68k -- correct me anyone if
I am wrong. I would be more than willing to try and get a ppc version
going. I never received a bug from an alpha maintainer -- I stumbled
across it in th
The uudeview tar.gz from upstream has a few bins, a tk script, and a lib
w/ headers. All I can see packaged is the binaries and the tk script.
Where did the lib go, or why was it not packaged.
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Is there anyway there could be a variable set that says "do not install
/usr/doc files"? This way those who do not want the docs can go on w/o
them.
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They are not out yet. I think they are talking August 1.
Pre-production demos/betas are floating around. I played w/ one of
these at Linux Expo. Currently it is a mix of a.out and ELF and RH 4.2
kludged w/ 5.x. So the software is flaky and the compilation tools are
still being tweaked. On top
Yes after much trial and hard ship (ok after me putting it off and
complaining a lot) Imlib 1.6 is now resting comfortably in Debian's
Incoming and will appear in slink shortly. SO yes, now GNOME and Debian
will happen. Jim Pick and I seem to have it so we can make auto gen
packages from cvs so m
Policy is not set in stone. There are times when it makes little
sense. I say make a console version, then make a X package. The X
version can have a gtk and/or Xlib version. Are you also going to help
him maintain the upstream source now that he is away? I thought about
this back in March, b
I would recommend installing them all over. Numerous little things
changed.
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fltk is in slink. It is not as Forms compliant as it used to be.
Porting Forms apps will take some work. There is a fltk mailing list,
you can read about it on fltk's home page.
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dupload's man page states that --nomail will cause dupload to NOT send
an e-mail. However, this option gives an error and as far as I can see,
is not in the source. What has happened?
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I am packaging fnlib for E (doing it right for once) and have run into a
snag. There are a fwe files that fnlib uses that have odd names.
Things like '{.tiff', and ".tiff and even ..tiff. When dh_movefiles
tries do do its work, it fails with a "unexpected EOF". I am sure it is
due to the odd na
cda does not appear to work. First I apparently need to set XMCD_LIBDIR
to where the cfg files are (the postinst did not mention this,but the
man page did). I set this to /etc/xmcd (which is where the cfg file
lives. However now when cda starts it tries to read
/etc/xmcd/config/common.cfg -- whi
Only that someone else posted their intentions last week. Sorry.
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I have seen numerous people post Intentions to package apps that are
already being worked on. Please read the wnpp (it is made for a
reason). And when you do announce you intentions PLEASE cc wnpp so that
it gets added to the list.
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Ok, I'm game. I have had to fend off enough people from taking my
packages that this is worth my time. Besides, I enjoy writing CGI, call
me sick. What do we want/need/desire/despise and let's get this going.
Andreas Jellinghaus wrote:
>
> >I have seen numerous people post Intentions to packag
control access to the page?? Maybe it would be better to
write a shell script on master/va for vacations? `vacation -on -time="5
days" shaleh` (as long as shaleh=uid I get set to "vacationing for x").
This will then be displayed on a web page and/or sent to a mailing list
once
It worked for me but. Check you /etc/X11/Xservers file and make
sure that it has an Xserver listed such as "/usr/X11R6/bin/XF86_SVGA".
I had to do this when I first installed hamm because the configuration
left it out.
Alexander Shumakovitch wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I've just upgraded to the lat
I am stepping down as the maintainer of the Enlightenment debs and the
libraries that go with it. It has become apparent that E and I are going in
two different directions. So I have found two people who I have known for a
good while and are both very eager to help Debian and Enlightenment. Tyni
I am afraid that every Imlib using app is link w/ -ljpeg. Hence all of GNOME,
wmaker-conf, Enlightenment, Eterm, chameleon, perl-imlib, python-imlib, and
Fnlib will all break from the 6a->6b change.
Tynian is going to begin the 6b move over last I spoke to him. All package
maintainers will be gi
The libpgjava depends on jdk1.1-runtime, which tries to remove the -dev files
needed to actually write Java apps. The jdk1.1-dev provides the runtime, but
is not able to provide the numeric version needed. Once again lack of
versioned provides rears its head.
> Let's do something compatible with Red Hat (unless there are good
> reasons not to). Synchronizing SONAMEs is one of the goals of the
> LSB. If we are going to switch to libjpeg62 - let's do so before the
> freeze.
>
Agreed Jim. Would the libjpeg maintainer care to step up and explain why a
libpgjava depends on jdk1.1-runtime (>= ??.??). jdk1.1-dev provides
jdk-runtime. However the dependency resolution tries to install jdk1.1-runtime
because of the versioned depends and jdk-runtime removes jdk-dev. So if I
install libpgjava, I lose the java compiler and what not, which means I can
ote:
>>>>>> "Shaleh" == Shaleh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Shaleh> libpgjava depends on jdk1.1-runtime (>= ??.??).
> Shaleh> jdk1.1-dev provides jdk-runtime. However the dependency
> Shaleh> resolution tries to install jdk1.1-r
I 100% agree w/ you. Now make it work (-: I have compiled Imlib on my own box
and I can link w/ only -lImlib. However every other person I know of, linux or
otherwise needs to use the -l libs. Imlib is merely a common interface to
the gfx libs. It hides the jpeg, png, etc.
Seriously, make it
I package chameleon, and it was created BEFORE imlib-config existed. But yes,
as you can see the -lImlib works for me. Would some of you test compiling w/
Imlib and actually using the gfx libs. I have seen it compile OK, but then
fail to load png's and jpegs (the two biggest offenders).
On 07-Oct-98 Martin Schulze wrote:
> Hi,
>
> tonight I was thinking about implementing @authors.debian.org which
> would enable a way for us to get in touch with the upstream authors of
> some piece of software without the need of looking into the copyright
> file or digging in the source if the
Unless someone else is working on this, I would like to package gqview. It is
a DFSG GTK+ based Image browser that supports thumb nails and image viewing. I
like it. Small and fast -- even on this p75.
It's practically impossible to look at a penguin and feel angry.
> Egy pingvinre gyakorlatilag lehetetlen haragosan nezni.
> HuLUG: http://mlf.linux.rulez.org/
>
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The latest g++ on debian.midco.net (2.9.57-4) depends on libstd++ (>= +2.9.57).
The plus there seems to be causing a problem as all that can be found is
2.9.57.
Of course that should have read 2.91.57 (-:
On 17-Oct-98 Shaleh wrote:
> The latest g++ on debian.midco.net (2.9.57-4) depends on libstd++ (>=
> +2.9.57).
> The plus there seems to be causing a problem as all that can be found is
> 2.9.57.
>
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No one ever picked up anacron. I am doing so now. I just purchased a laptop
and am going to use it as a mobile Debian development station. once I get all
the bugs worked out in Debian I will work on anacron. Hope to have a new
package up in the next week or two.
Christian, thank you for writin
Will do that in the next couple of days.
On 22-Jan-99 Rafael Kitover wrote:
> Sorry to jump in like this, but this seems to only be a problem when
> someone would be using apt-get exclusively. Does xbase recommend the
> various other packages people expect to have? That would make it simple
> enough, a person would then just need to apt-
On 27-Jan-99 Ossama Othman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There are two imlib maintainers listed on the "People Behind Debian" web
> page, Brian and Shaleh. Is that right? :)
>
> Thanks,
> -Ossama
>
The right answer is "hell no" (=
The detailed answer is I use
On 27-Jan-99 Ossama Othman wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> The right answer is "hell no" (=
>
> I get the feeling nobody wants these packages. Did I just make a
> boneheaded move by accepting the Imlib packages? :)
>
> -Ossama
Raster and I had philosophical differences, which made the maintainer/author
rel
I decided not to package or help this project because of the original license
-- "either GPL your code or dont use Olex". The author is a good guy and is
just trying to promote free software and make sure his work is not used to make
proprietary software.
I think this license is free enough. The
Hi all, I just setup a VAIO laptop running Slink. It is 100% pure slink. If
anyone needs a package recompiled, I will gladly do so and upload it for you.
I can also do some testing of package installs, although that could be more
limited as I actually need to USE this laptop.
I have a huge oc3
I am glad slink will ship with 2.2. However laptop users need a new version of
the pcmcia packages for this to work.
I can make an nmu if needed. See my previous email.
Now we need a free JDK and off we go (=
On 27-Jan-99 Brent Fulgham wrote:
> Try Japhar/Classpath:
>
> www.japhar.org -- free JDK (compiler, runtime, debugger, etc.)
> www.classpath.org -- free implementation of the essential java libraries
>
By "we" I meant packaged and working. Ean was supposed to be packaging Kaffe.
Good idea, needs a better solution. Sorry, but I do not speak Spanish, so have
no idea what the menu file should be for you. You will also bloat each and
every menu package which 20 menus. Better to use the menu systems builtin
translation ability and supply i18n support to it.
BTW, Tinguaro I
On 29-Jan-99 Michael Meskes wrote:
> I just learned that the LyX copyright file was corrected to explicitely
> state that linking against a non-free library is okay. This however wasn't
> really needed as 'The law is quite clear that the release of the software by
> the original authors and copyri
how hard would it be to have the Packages pages on the Debian web site show the
packages home URL, i.e. where the author is? A few times I have been hunting
for this because I needed a bsd or Sun version of a program. Downloading the
orig.tar.gz and looking inside can be cumbersome.
On 30-Jan-99 Johnie Ingram wrote:
>
> "Shaleh" == Shaleh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Shaleh> how hard would it be to have the Packages pages on the Debian
> Shaleh> web site show the packages home URL, i.e. where the author is?
> Shaleh> A few t
D'uh. The copyright file is one of those itsy bitsy links on the lower left.
On 30-Jan-99 Shaleh wrote:
> how hard would it be to have the Packages pages on the Debian web site show
> the
> packages home URL, i.e. where the author is? A few times I have been hunting
> for this
On 31-Jan-99 Adam Klein wrote:
> I need to make a new frozen release of wmakerconf, but my system is potato
> all the way. Does anyone have a computer I could compile this on?
>
> Adam
Adam, remember my VAIO laptop -- it is PURE slink. You or any other developer
is welcome to contact me
NetStreamer is Internet Radio at its finest (=. There is a server, a
transmitter, and a reciever -- all following the radio station analogy.
The Server listens for receivers and also sends out the transmitters data.
the transmitter(s) take audio from stdin, /dev/{audio,dsp}, or .tape files and
se
On 01-Feb-99 Nathan E Norman wrote:
> On Mon, 1 Feb 1999, Shaleh wrote:
>
> [ intent to package snipped ]
>
> Is there a URL for this, or is the code only available via supernatural
> revelation?
Only the truly blessed may wonder upon its blessed page ..
No (=
h
On 01-Feb-99 John Goerzen wrote:
> Why should it be non-free if it's GPL?
the mp3 patent
Look into kde/kdm's bug list. It does some things very badly here (have heard
the X maint gripe more than once on this).
acct is user login/use accounting, NOT money matters.
On 13-May-99 Bradley Bell wrote:
> has anybody thought about packaging an alternative to the man-db/groff
> combination for reading man pages? 4mb is a lot for small systems, and
> reading man pages is pretty much a neccessity.
>
Maybe I am wrong here but, how else are you gonna do it? man pag
>
> Well, I wrote something simple in Perl for the last package, but Shaleh says
> it fails on his box. What does /usr/sbin/compare_kernel_version say for you?
> [ Note that I turned the $debug flag on here: ]
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> /tmp/compare_kernel_version 2.0
>
>
> Rxvp is a validating XML parser. It's GPL'd. The code is already present in
> Debian in non-free as part of festival (oddly, with a BSD-ish copyright); I
> intend to package it as standalone code and possibly as a shared library
> programs like festival can link to.
>
Is that rxp? I had ann
The wnpp has become exceptionally incorrect and out of date.
What can we do as a group to fix this?
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> > The wnpp has become exceptionally incorrect and out of date.
>
> > What can we do as a group to fix this?
>
> One suggestion I just tossed out on IRC is to use the BTS
>
Hmm, so newbie developer issues a bug against wnpp "ITP foo". When foo is
uploaded
I have uploaded a new NMU of file to my directory on master.
fix for SPARC V9 file detection
properly shows stripped/unstripped (comments from non-x86 people here please
and non-glibc2.1)
if no further suggestions are made or errors shown, I will upload this release
into debian proper.
On 16-May-99 Josip Rodin wrote:
> On Sun, May 16, 1999 at 10:26:18AM -0400, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
>> Boa is nice as well, but has too many open bugs, and the maintainer
>> never ever seems to respond.
>
> Unfortunately, that would mean that boa is not maintained upstream,
> because Jon Nelson
On 16-May-99 Chris Waters wrote:
> Shaleh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> properly shows stripped/unstripped (comments from non-x86 people
>> here please and non-glibc2.1)
>
> Did you contact upstream about that flakey "fix" they made that didn't
I looked at the code (have not run it yet).
Nice. Well documented, clean. The design seems sound. An up/down section is
also handy.
Shipping a default config would be nice, maybe in the /usr/doc/net/examples?
A little heavy on the bash code for my liking, but I understand why.
Have you maile
>
> I'm not the only one to be annoyed at the nag messages that are sent out.
> Can the script please be disabled. There are better ways to find out bugs
> you have open. Long-standing bugs are likely to be less important than
> recent bugs too.
>
I would rather see the old bugs closed. An ol
>
> Hello, esteemed members of the Debian enthusiast community!
>
> So, whether or not I recieve the approval of this community, I'm
> going to be working on a complete rewrite of dpkg. No, it won't even
> *resemble* the old dpkg; I guarantee it to become contraversial. I'll let
> the masse
>
> If there's noone objecting to the addition of IPv6 stuff to the interface
> we could work out a proper way of specifying it on the debian-ipv6 list.
>
IPv6 is supposed to be the future so either we do it now or later. Might as
well be now.
>
> Okay, next question would be then: Do we want to be paying for large
> booths at trade shows? I agree, LinuxWorld was a _MADHOUSE_, but is it
> something we want to spend donation money on? ie, do people think the
> trade shows are that terribly important to us?
>
> (I was at LinuxWorld an
>
>
> --AqsLC8rIMeq19msA
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>
> On Fri, May 21, 1999 at 09:07:02AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > (I was at LinuxWorld and I must say it was cool! Worth going, and even
> > > worth the financial nightmare it created in my life that is just now
>
On 19-May-99 Sudhakar Chandrasekharan wrote:
> Joseph Carter proclaimed:
>> Not to mention the longstanding rumors that "soon" Debian will be offered
>> on VA's machines..
>
> I thought VA already did Debian installs "on request".
>
Sort of. And Debian was dropped mainly because it was cheaper
As I recall someone(s) posted an intent and nothing came from this. I am able
to compile and use this app, so it will now be packaged.
This will likely be a few weeks away as various things are comig up and I need
to get gtkmm happy again first (GNOME deps, eee).
Seconded, this seems a good solution.
>
> So what you're telling me is that anyone with a "complex" setup
> shouldn't bother using Debian?
>
a) I would not test a new daemon on a working machine, I would use a separate
one. In the case of gnu pop3, it will spin off and consume 99% of your cpu due
to poor child management. We (I am
On 27-Sep-99 Clint Adams wrote:
>> a) I would not test a new daemon on a working machine, I would use a
>> separate
>
> So?
>
>> b) if you know what you are doing, compile the packages by hand, fix their
>> install scripts, and remove the conflicts. You are trying to circumvent the
>> norm.
>
Ok, let's bring this back to implementation. How would you propose we handle
this? Currently daemons install, set themselves up, and begin running.
a) we can prompt.
b) we leave everything off and let the admin turn it on (not an option for
obvious reasons)
c) first come first serve -- first dae
On 29-Sep-99 Rene Mayrhofer wrote:
> portsentry is a daemon that listens for port scans (also stealth scans)
> and is able to disconnect and remember the attacking hosts in real-time.
> It uses ipchains for disconnecting and tcp wrappers for preventing hosts
> from further connections.
> Please lo
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