Processed: Re: Bug#319042: mysql-dfsg still FTBFS for me
Processing commands for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > package mysql-dfsg Ignoring bugs not assigned to: mysql-dfsg > reopen 319042 Daniel Schepler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Bug#319042: linux-kernel-headers: #include fails from C++ due to function parameter called "new" Bug reopened, originator set to Daniel Schepler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. > tag 319042 + wontfix Bug#319042: linux-kernel-headers: #include fails from C++ due to function parameter called "new" There were no tags set. Tags added: wontfix > thanks Stopping processing here. Please contact me if you need assistance. Debian bug tracking system administrator (administrator, Debian Bugs database) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#319042: mysql-dfsg still FTBFS for me
package mysql-dfsg reopen 319042 Daniel Schepler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tag 319042 + wontfix thanks Le Vendredi 07 Octobre 2005 11:45, vous avez écrit : > You could have got that from me, too :) Anyway, as I hopefully have made > the situation a bit clearer now, let's just agree that the bug should not > be closed now but that I will not spend my time on fixing it, too, as it'll > be obsolete soon :-) OK, based on this I'm reopening the bug (changing the submitter to myself while I'm at it) and tagging it "wontfix". -- Daniel Schepler
Bug#319042: mysql-dfsg still FTBFS for me
Hello On 2005-10-07 Daniel Schepler wrote: > Le Mercredi 05 Octobre 2005 23:43, vous avez écrit : > > On 2005-10-04 Daniel Schepler wrote: > > > According to the bug log, you thought you'd fixed the FTBFS in > > > mysql-dfsg, but I can still reproduce it in version 4.0.24-10 using a > > > pbuilder chroot created just today: > > > > There is no mysql-dfsg 4.0 in Debian unstable anymore, it has been > > superceeded by mysql-dfsg-4.1 (the existing packages are only left for the > > shared library, the server/client packages exist with 4.1 version numbers > > from the new package, too). > > The results of running "apt-cache showsrc mysql-dfsg" disagree with you here. > For the users' point of view it has been "superceeded", from the technical one it is still there as it provides libmysqlclient12. Once mysql-dfsg-4.1 has been installed in testing (needs to be built on sparc) and debian-release has not too much to do with other transitions I will ask the other maintainers to switch to libmysqlclient14 (from 4.1). > Anyway, I'm not going to play BTS tug-of-war here, but I still disagree with > the bug being closed. I'm CC'ing debian-release to get a more official > opinion on this. You could have got that from me, too :) Anyway, as I hopefully have made the situation a bit clearer now, let's just agree that the bug should not be closed now but that I will not spend my time on fixing it, too, as it'll be obsolete soon :-) bye, -christian-
Bug#319042: mysql-dfsg still FTBFS for me
Le Mercredi 05 Octobre 2005 23:43, vous avez écrit :
> On 2005-10-04 Daniel Schepler wrote:
> > According to the bug log, you thought you'd fixed the FTBFS in
> > mysql-dfsg, but I can still reproduce it in version 4.0.24-10 using a
> > pbuilder chroot created just today:
>
> There is no mysql-dfsg 4.0 in Debian unstable anymore, it has been
> superceeded by mysql-dfsg-4.1 (the existing packages are only left for the
> shared library, the server/client packages exist with 4.1 version numbers
> from the new package, too).
The results of running "apt-cache showsrc mysql-dfsg" disagree with you here.
Anyway, my understanding is that having packages in unstable which cannot be
built from source is a serious policy violation and must be fixed. It would
also be good to have a new upload anyway removing the superceded
mysql-{client,server,common} packages from the source package.
By the way, the libmysqlclient12-dev package is still in unstable, too, and
lots of packages still Build-Depend on it. Do you consider that such
packages must be recompiled against newer libraries, or is that only
something that would be nice?
Anyway, I'm not going to play BTS tug-of-war here, but I still disagree with
the bug being closed. I'm CC'ing debian-release to get a more official
opinion on this.
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Bug#319042: mysql-dfsg still FTBFS for me
Hello On 2005-10-04 Daniel Schepler wrote: > According to the bug log, you thought you'd fixed the FTBFS in > mysql-dfsg, but I can still reproduce it in version 4.0.24-10 using a > pbuilder chroot created just today: Please report the exact version you tried and on which architecture (`dpkg-architecture`) you tried to build it. bye, -christian- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
