Re: [Slackbuilds-users] Volatility/pythonX-yara

2022-05-08 Thread Dave Woodfall
On 08/05/22 17:40,
Barry J. Grundy  put forth the proposition:
> Good Afternoon,
> I'm trying to submit the following updates (via SBo form):
> python2-yara  (update/rename/split)
> volatility(fix dependency name changes[python2-distorm and
> python2-yara])
> python3-yara  (update/rename/split)
> volatility3   (added-rewrite of volatility framework)
> I cannot get the pythonX-yara submissions to upload because it says they are
> already in pending (they are not).  And there is already a package in
> pending for volatility that fixes only one of the dependency names (I did
> not submit that change).
> I may have screwed something up, but I had submitted all of the above last
> week and they were rejected because neither python-yara package would build
> against the older yara already in 15.0, even though the correct version of
> yara was submitted along side them (and was approved).  Did I miss
> something?
> Thanks,
> Barry

Hi Barry

Can you try now please?

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Re: [Slackbuilds-users] KiCad not loading symbols

2022-05-08 Thread Daniel Prosser

Hi Tim,

I think the trick was that I had to delete ~/.config/kicad, and then the 
next time I started it up, it gave me the option to copy over the global 
symbols table. Thanks for the pointers!


Dan

On 5/8/22 03:02, Tim Dickson via SlackBuilds-users wrote:
Hi Dan, when you first run kicad you need to create a project (this is 
directory and main file). then you need to start with the schematic 
editor, and kicad will ask for the locations of the files, giving you 
the option to copy the default global symbol table, which you should 
do (because the slackware packages install global data files, and 
kicad expects each user to use their own copy)


Now you can place devices on the schematic, and power rails and 
connections between them. (that works fine on mine)
then you need to set the footprints for each device (the physical 
sizes of the devices). Finally, you can open the pcb editor, and load 
in your schematic. you can then place the devices, and sort out the 
routing etc.
If you did the kicad-packages-3D then you are also able to view a 
preview of your circuit board in 3d.


I didn't have to set any environment variables or do anything special. 
(at least to get as far as the schematic editor and adding parts from 
the library)


Regards, Tim

On 08/05/2022 04:25, Daniel Prosser wrote:

Hello,


Hopefully someone knows something about KiCad and can tell me what 
I'm doing wrong. I am a complete novice trying to learn how to use 
it. I installed it from SBo along with all dependencies as well as 
most of the extra packages (kicad-symbols, kicad-templates, 
kicad-footprints, skipped kicad-packages3D because it's so huge), but 
when I go to insert a symbol in the schematic editor, there are none 
available. I checked in the preferences and it does have the relevant 
environment variable pointing to /usr/share/kicad/library, where 
kicad-symbols installs the files, but it still doesn't "see" them 
there. Also, there were no symbols installed by the base kicad 
package; I'm not sure if that is expected or not.


Am I missing some simple step to load the symbols library, or did 
something go wrong with the build?



Thanks,

Dan


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[Slackbuilds-users] Volatility/pythonX-yara

2022-05-08 Thread Barry J. Grundy

Good Afternoon,

I'm trying to submit the following updates (via SBo form):

python2-yara  (update/rename/split)
volatility(fix dependency name changes[python2-distorm and 
python2-yara])


python3-yara  (update/rename/split)
volatility3   (added-rewrite of volatility framework)


I cannot get the pythonX-yara submissions to upload because it says they 
are already in pending (they are not).  And there is already a package 
in pending for volatility that fixes only one of the dependency names (I 
did not submit that change).


I may have screwed something up, but I had submitted all of the above 
last week and they were rejected because neither python-yara package 
would build against the older yara already in 15.0, even though the 
correct version of yara was submitted along side them (and was 
approved).  Did I miss something?


Thanks,
Barry

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Re: [Slackbuilds-users] Fwd: sbo-maintainer-tools 50-icons

2022-05-08 Thread B. Watson




On Sat, 7 May 2022, Franzen via SlackBuilds-users wrote:


Hi,

as i got no feedback, i'll try over this list:


D'oh!

Sorry, I'm in the process of changing my email address and had forgot
to change the one in my ~/.gitconfig. The address I'm replying from
now is the correct one... I haven't changed email addresses in almost
20 years so I'm kinda out of practice.

Now I wonder how much other sbopkglint-related mail I've missed... the
old account still works, for now, but I haven't checked it in a week.
Mea culpa.


here is a small nitpick patch for 50-icons pkg lint.


Thanks! I might also change the "incorrectly sized (or named)" to read
"incorrectly sized (or in wrong dir)". Saying it's "incorrectly named"
might be confusing (actually not "might be", someone on IRC asked about
it just now).

Maybe re-word it thus:

warn "Icon $f is $actualsize, but is in a directory named .../$size/..."
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Re: [Slackbuilds-users] KiCad not loading symbols

2022-05-08 Thread Tim Dickson via SlackBuilds-users
Hi Dan, when you first run kicad you need to create a project (this is 
directory and main file). then you need to start with the schematic 
editor, and kicad will ask for the locations of the files, giving you 
the option to copy the default global symbol table, which you should do 
(because the slackware packages install global data files, and kicad 
expects each user to use their own copy)


Now you can place devices on the schematic, and power rails and 
connections between them. (that works fine on mine)
then you need to set the footprints for each device (the physical sizes 
of the devices). Finally, you can open the pcb editor, and load in your 
schematic. you can then place the devices, and sort out the routing etc.
If you did the kicad-packages-3D then you are also able to view a 
preview of your circuit board in 3d.


I didn't have to set any environment variables or do anything special. 
(at least to get as far as the schematic editor and adding parts from 
the library)


Regards, Tim

On 08/05/2022 04:25, Daniel Prosser wrote:

Hello,


Hopefully someone knows something about KiCad and can tell me what I'm 
doing wrong. I am a complete novice trying to learn how to use it. I 
installed it from SBo along with all dependencies as well as most of 
the extra packages (kicad-symbols, kicad-templates, kicad-footprints, 
skipped kicad-packages3D because it's so huge), but when I go to 
insert a symbol in the schematic editor, there are none available. I 
checked in the preferences and it does have the relevant environment 
variable pointing to /usr/share/kicad/library, where kicad-symbols 
installs the files, but it still doesn't "see" them there. Also, there 
were no symbols installed by the base kicad package; I'm not sure if 
that is expected or not.


Am I missing some simple step to load the symbols library, or did 
something go wrong with the build?



Thanks,

Dan


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