Copying a Binary to /usr/bin with a .sh file extension is kind of
uncommon. I'd suggest dropping the file extension on copy in favor of
some more convenience.
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Hi Stefan,
version 0.3 of python-transmissionrpc is not compatible with transmission 1.92
which is packed in Lucid. Thus, the package is simply not usable with a Lucid
transmission installation.
Version 0.4 as available in Debian fixes this issue.
Since it is a pure python package, it can be eas
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Empathy sets the users status to away if the user is idle for some time.
This feature is currently not controllable.
This patch will add an option to the preferences menu that will allow
the user to toggle this auto-away behavior on or off (defau
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I would not advise to package mkclean yet for two reasons:
1. It is under rapid and unsteady development and can not yet considered stable.
2. It is based on libebml2 and libmatroska2 which are both also not yet release
ready.
Packaging it this early would probably lead to a bad user experience.
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fwknop is often a single point of failure when used to secure firewalls.
A failing fwknop will most likely result in an inaccessible server for
the administrator. Since fwknop 2.x is a complete rewrite of the
software in a another language, shipping a release candidate version
Those files are indeed unnecessary because the debdiff (of course) swallowed
the symlinks.
Originally the upstart scripts for different components are just symlinks to
these generic ones since they are really all the same and just exist for
debhelper magic.
Since debian rejected the debdiff anyw
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The fwknop package can benefit greatly from upstart supervision.
First of it is generally deployed as a single point of failure with the side
effect that a failing fwknopd will probably leave the machine unmanageable by
eg. ssh. Second, the current 2.x release is fairly new
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Upstart support for Zabbix services
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I feel like using symlinks for the upstart files already resolved most of what
you could remedy by having an additional zabbix-setup job. As things are now,
it would mean pulling one line from the generic upstart file and creating a new
job just for creating a runtime directory. There is no bene
Am 02.10.2012 16:31, schrieb James Hunt:
> Christian - sym links are not supported. See init(5) and
> http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#symbolic-links-don-t-work-in-etc-
> init.
>
James, symlinks are used to keep the code synchronous since all
respective upstart script are identical. They are t
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Ubuntu uses Upstart instead of SysVInit to run the init process.
Attached debdiff includes upstart scripts that will allow Upstart to
start/stop all zabbix daemon components. Installation of the scripts
will happen automatically using Ubuntus Upstart debhelper scripts,
Debian
** Patch added: "upstart-support.debdiff"
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This change proposes that upstart takes care of running and managing lxc
container instances instead of having them run as daemons.
This has some advantages:
- lxc containers can benefit from upstart supervision, eg. respawn can be
easily enabled, and parallel job execution
> I see one problem with that. Directly calling lxc-stop outside of the
> container, or half in the container will cause upstart to restart it,
> which isn't quite what we want.
I explicitly did not add the 'respawn' stanza to the .conf file, I just
mentioned it as a possible and valid use case. T
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Adding the phone to libmtp is not the solution because libmtp is not really the
problem.
Just put your phone into USB Debug Mode. That changes the device ID and libmtp
will detect is as a Galaxy Tab 10.1, but banshee still does not know it. The
problem seems to be with GIO which doesn't seem
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environment block not implemented on btrfs
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picard crashes system or becomes unresponsive
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After upgrading the system, including libqt4*, the problem still exists.
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In case anyone is interested, I backported the upstream patch to my ppa.
I'll try to keep it up to date if possible until upstream reaches the repos.
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