>>"Nicola" == Nicola Botta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
That kernel is actually creating the problem. Firstly, your
new kernel has a version tht is lower than the kernel that is
installed: that creates the first error about downgrades.
Then you have pcmcia-modules installed, a
Hi,
>>"Darren" == Darren Benham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Darren> Does anyone know of a program/script that will SEND files to
Darren> an FTP site? I know that 'ftp' can be used to RETRIEVE. I
Darren> want to upload files via a makefile.
Actually, ftp can also PUT or upload a file.
Hi,
Yes. See, in the current system, I have to manually go and put
on hold all packages I do _not_ want updated. In the reverse system,
you have to go and manually mark alll packages you _do_ want updated
(whether new, or old packages you feel need updating).
These systems are
Hi,
We shall ship 3.3.2. Mark agreeed to do that, unfortunately,
as you have noticed, getting this done takes huge amounts of time ;-)
Mark si also the emacs maintainer, and we also need emacs19 from him
I do apologize for the mess the archive is in (we just
upgraded to a new p
Hi,
[light Suddenly dawns. This is a subtle bug].
Remove the hyphen from the command line, like so:
# make-kpkg --revision custom.1.0 buildpackage
^
I'll add the following paragraphs to all the documentation I
can lay my hands on: Susan, c
[I can't seem to resolve freeze.oslo.dnmi.mo, and anyway, this should
be of general interest]
Hi,
Actually, this maybe and old cleared bug resurfacing, the
following bug apparently was fixed around 1.4.0.5, but seems to be
present in 1.4.0.8 (at least, the patch quoted below does not see
Hi,
Thank you for the report, this is a real bug in kernel-package
version 3.16: vi has, for some obscure reason, started to expand info
to information and so on spontaneously. I generally catch it at it,
but this time it snuck up and changed Feb to February in the
changelog, causing d
Hi,
Actually, some of the delay is there by design ;-). You see,
if a flurry of messages comes in (like, when one runs popclient),
then we don't want to spawn as many copies of mailagent as there are
messages (well, perl is a rather large binary). What is done is that
a number of copi
Ahh, I see. [I am copying this to debian user, since the answer maybe
useful to others as well.]
People using mailagent with popclient may want to run
mailagent by itself after downloading mail from the server9since
popclient delivers directly yo the spool file, not honoring .forward
fi
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