Bug#324445: Lingering Priority: important libopencdk4 package on AMD64 breaks installation

2005-08-21 Thread Miciah Dashiel Butler Masters
Package: libopencdk4
Version: 1:0.4.2-4
Severity: grave
Justification: Breaks installation

When I was trying to install SID with a recent installer nightly (which
I assume doesn't diminish the relevance of this particular report),
the installation would fail on account of this package. Because
the priority of the package is 'important', the installer tries
to install it automatically, but it depends on libgcrypt1, which is not
in unstable (or testing or stable).

I notice that packages.debian.org lists libopencdk4 as being
available only for amd64, and as this package is quite old,
I figure that it should simply be dropped.

In trying to find reports of this problem, I found bug 272586,
which was supposed to have been fixed by changing the priority
of this package, amongst others.

Much love,

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Bug#315886: elinks: core dump while sorting thru bookmarks' saved snapshots

2005-06-29 Thread Miciah Dashiel Butler Masters
On Sun, 26 Jun 2005 14:51:03 -0400 grok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
 I am getting this crash pretty regularly now when I start shuffling
 around the 'snapshot' URLs

Can you elaborate?

ELinks will crash if one selects a bookmark, selects Delete, allows
the session snapshotting (or anything else) to delete that bookmark,
and then confirms the deletion. This is due to poor reference counting
that I intend to fix when I have the time. However, 'shuffling' implies
that you are just using the Move command.

(they've already been moved away from where
 elinks puts them as per the configuration setting, so they should just
 be 'regular' URLs now, right?)

Only the snapshot folder itself is treated specially, a pointer to which
is saved between snapshots.  However, it will forget the folder
(set the pointer to NULL) if it is moved or modified in any way.
Naturally, it also loses the pointer when one closes ELinks.
The bookmarks within the folder are not treated specially.

[...]
 P.S.: The english in your error message is a little awkward. You can
 swap-in my version below here, if you want (I may have dropped some of
 your text while cutting  pasting).
 
 [ELinks crashed. That shouldn't happen. Please report this incident to
 the developers. If you would like to help in debugging the problem
 you've just uncovered, please keep the core you've just got and send the
 developers the output of the 'bt' command, entered from inside gdb
 (which you run as: gdb elinks core). Thanks a lot for your cooperation!]
[...]

I'll at least fix the missing the's. Thanks.


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