Bug#97234: Debian Packaging of Subversion
Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 09:26:23PM + wrote: On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 06:59:14PM -0800, David Kimdon wrote: 1. Berkeley db 3.3 - a bug has been filed (http::/bugs.debian.org/109853) I have been building with the preliminary packages on people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/. db3 is priority: required and is therefore frozen for the woody release. with 5 days to go until everything which depends on it is locked down, i'm less than keen on touching it. FWIW, the db3.3-3.3.11 packages at people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ were put together so that they can co-exist with the current db3 packages in much the same way that the db2 packages can co-exist with the db3 pacakges. With that in mind it isn't a question of touching db3, rather the question is do we add db3.3 packages to the archive. I understand if you don't want to do that. Subversion will make its way into Debian shortly after these dependancies. With this mail I am poking the respective maintainers to see where we stand. No subversion for woody. I'll get db 3.3 sorted out once woody is out of the way. I see where you are coming from. I would, however, like to make subversion available soon if possible. I can just leave the packages on people.debian.org, though there has been some discussion of moving them to experimental. -David
Bug#97234: Debian Packaging of Subversion
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 06:59:14PM -0800, David Kimdon wrote: 1. Berkeley db 3.3 - a bug has been filed (http::/bugs.debian.org/109853) I have been building with the preliminary packages on people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/. db3 is priority: required and is therefore frozen for the woody release. with 5 days to go until everything which depends on it is locked down, i'm less than keen on touching it. Subversion will make its way into Debian shortly after these dependancies. With this mail I am poking the respective maintainers to see where we stand. No subversion for woody. I'll get db 3.3 sorted out once woody is out of the way. -- Revolutions do not require corporate support.
Bug#97234: Debian Packaging of Subversion
David Kimdon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I heard Daniel didn't want me to give out the deb line until he finds a better place to mirror it, (still true Daniel?) Couldn't you upload the relevant packages to 'experimental'? That would probally be the easiest way to collaborated about a couple of packages and get very interested people to help. (Or just to show whats working). The experimental distribution could be used a lot more than it is for this kind of work. -- Når folk spørger mig, om jeg er nørd, bliver jeg altid ilde til mode og svarer lidt undskyldende: Nej, jeg bruger RedHat. -- Allan Olesen på dk.edb.system.unix
Bug#97234: Debian Packaging of Subversion
Hello David, I appreciate your packaging Subversion! I just added these lines to my /etc/apt/sources.list # Subversion, db3 packages deb http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ ./ deb-src http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ ./ I then installed the Subversion client (only the client for now) just fine except that libapr0 isn't available and keeps showing an error on every dselect selection session. I can't find it from a search on packages.debian.org or in the WNPP anywhere. Should we file a RFP for it to see if we can get some help to package it, or can someone getting this email lend a hand? Thanks for your effort, -- -- Grant Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#97234: Debian Packaging of Subversion
Grant, your message was addressed to everyone except [EMAIL PROTECTED]... ?? :-) -K Grant Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello David, I appreciate your packaging Subversion! I just added these lines to my /etc/apt/sources.list # Subversion, db3 packages deb http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ ./ deb-src http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ ./ I then installed the Subversion client (only the client for now) just fine except that libapr0 isn't available and keeps showing an error on every dselect selection session. I can't find it from a search on packages.debian.org or in the WNPP anywhere. Should we file a RFP for it to see if we can get some help to package it, or can someone getting this email lend a hand? Thanks for your effort, -- -- Grant Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#97234: Debian Packaging of Subversion
Hi Karl, I wanted to try to get the story straight before bothering the list and to gauge how much active interest exists in moving forward among those that have experessed interest before. This omission did save me from my own lack of follow through. The libapr0 package is at a source already known, listed in the RFP. deb http://kabuki.sfarc.net/apache2 ./ The other source listed is for the apache2 packages that has a different apr package named apr. deb http://pandora.debian.org/~thom/apache2 ./ I am also curious when the packages will be going into woody which I am running, but they don't seem to even be in sid yet. -- -- Grant Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Karl Fogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] [011130 14:01]: Grant, your message was addressed to everyone except [EMAIL PROTECTED]... ?? :-) -K Grant Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I appreciate your packaging Subversion! I just added these lines to my /etc/apt/sources.list # Subversion, db3 packages deb http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ ./ deb-src http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ ./ I then installed the Subversion client (only the client for now) just fine except that libapr0 isn't available and keeps showing an error on every dselect selection session. I can't find it from a search on packages.debian.org or in the WNPP anywhere. Should we file a RFP for it to see if we can get some help to package it, or can someone getting this email lend a hand?
Bug#97234: Debian Packaging of Subversion
Hi all, As you can see subversion has some dependancies that aren't yet in Debian. Things we are waiting on include : 1. Berkeley db 3.3 - a bug has been filed (http::/bugs.debian.org/109853) I have been building with the preliminary packages on people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/. 2. apache2. Daniel Stone and Thom May are working on that, we've been working together to make subversion and apache2 play well together on Debian. I don't know when apache2 will be uploaded to unstable. Last I heard Daniel didn't want me to give out the deb line until he finds a better place to mirror it, (still true Daniel?) Subversion will make its way into Debian shortly after these dependancies. With this mail I am poking the respective maintainers to see where we stand. Thanks for the interest! I hope that clears things up, -David Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 04:05:37PM -0600 wrote: Grant, your message was addressed to everyone except [EMAIL PROTECTED]... ?? :-) -K Grant Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello David, I appreciate your packaging Subversion! I just added these lines to my /etc/apt/sources.list # Subversion, db3 packages deb http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ ./ deb-src http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ ./ I then installed the Subversion client (only the client for now) just fine except that libapr0 isn't available and keeps showing an error on every dselect selection session. I can't find it from a search on packages.debian.org or in the WNPP anywhere. Should we file a RFP for it to see if we can get some help to package it, or can someone getting this email lend a hand? Thanks for your effort, -- -- Grant Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#97234: Debian Packaging of Subversion
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 06:59:14PM -0800, David Kimdon wrote: 2. apache2. Daniel Stone and Thom May are working on that, we've been working together to make subversion and apache2 play well together on Debian. I don't know when apache2 will be uploaded to unstable. Last I heard Daniel didn't want me to give out the deb line until he finds a better place to mirror it, (still true Daniel?) Well, the current URL sits on my home ISDN connection, which doesn't need any help having its bandwidth crippled. If someone wants to mirror it on pandora (it contains SSL), I'll be very grateful. Subversion will make its way into Debian shortly after these dependancies. With this mail I am poking the respective maintainers to see where we stand. As for apache2, it's waiting on vhost-base, which needs a policy amendment. I've posted a draft to debian-devel, when I get the final one done I'll propose it, upload vhost-base and apache2. I'm not going to give a timeline because it's bound to be too optimistic. :) d -- Daniel Stone[EMAIL PROTECTED] asuffield Omnic: how do you detect whether somebody is listening to you or not? elmo well, if they chat as much shit as you do asuffield, it's a fair bet that no one's listening :P
Bug#97234: Debian Packaging of Subversion
* Daniel Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] [011130 19:30]: On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 06:59:14PM -0800, David Kimdon wrote: 2. apache2. Daniel Stone and Thom May are working on that, we've been working together to make subversion and apache2 play well together on Debian. I don't know when apache2 will be uploaded to unstable. Last I heard Daniel didn't want me to give out the deb line until he finds a better place to mirror it, (still true Daniel?) Well, the current URL sits on my home ISDN connection, which doesn't need any help having its bandwidth crippled. If someone wants to mirror it on pandora (it contains SSL), I'll be very grateful. Daniel, I posted your mirror to the Subversion mail list before I knew you didn't want this published. I'll write a follow-up right now. Subversion will make its way into Debian shortly after these dependancies. With this mail I am poking the respective maintainers to see where we stand. As for apache2, it's waiting on vhost-base, which needs a policy amendment. I've posted a draft to debian-devel, when I get the final one done I'll propose it, upload vhost-base and apache2. I'm not going to give a timeline because it's bound to be too optimistic. Right. :-) -- -- Grant Bowman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
