/control, and I would prefer
> not introducing a strict dependency.
>
> Are you fine with closing this bug?
Thanks for the explanation. That makes sense, and I'm fine with closing
this bug.
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n. I see the point about complicating backports though, especially if
xapian's upstream isn't carefully versioning its symbols.
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Package: maildir-utils
Version: 1.0-6
Severity: normal
Dear Maintainer,
After upgrading maildir-utils from 1.0-5 to 1.0-6, some 'mu' commands stopped
working with the following error message:
mu: symbol lookup error: mu: undefined symbol: _ZN6Xapian4MSetaSEOS0_
Since I suspected this was some
tags 839639 upstream fixed-upstream
forwarded 839639 https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=112442
thanks
This was fixed upstream in the 0.8.2 release.
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upload of the packages.
Ah right, I should've checked there to see if the update was already on
its way. Thanks!
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Package: texlive-bibtex-extra
Version: 2016.20160623-1
Severity: normal
Dear Maintainer,
The current version of biblatex-ieee included in the
texlive-bibtex-extra package, version 2016/05/08, appears to be
incompatible with the current versions of biber (2.5) and TeX Live
(2016.20160623). It
Versions of packages unison recommends:
ii openssh-client [ssh-client] 1:6.9p1-2
Versions of packages unison suggests:
pn unison-all
-- no debconf information
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fixed 394946 2.48.3-1
fixed 394946 2.40.102-2
thanks
Triaging an old bug:
I believe the maintainers can safely close this bug. The 'merge2' option
was removed almost a decade ago, and the documentation has long since
been updated to remove any lingering confusion.
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replaced with the two
filenames.)
You could change this to,
diff = diff -u CURRENT2 CURRENT1 | pager
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eed to set fastcheck to false, which will avoid
accidentally missing such files, at the expense of slower
synchronization. I believe that's uncommon on Unix, which is the reason
for the default.
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Fwiw, the current upstream stable (2.48.3) includes the -repeat watch
functionality. Any plans to package the new version?
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fixed 752622 1:1.19.17+dfsg-1
thanks
I believe that since 1.19.17 has been uploaded, this bug can be closed.
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tags 728976 + upstream fixed-upstream
thanks
Fwiw, the 1.2.18.1 release is now out, and includes this fix (along with
two other bugfixes).
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2.1.0 was released just today, but that's another matter.
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), which is currently
not the case. A separate bug, #565595, is already about that subject.
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Ran across this bug during some miscellaneous triage of old bugs. Since
all currently supported Debian releases (i.e. squeeze onward) include
0.8.15, imo it can be closed.
Best,
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dormant for years, I believe the
Debian maintainer (Stefan Ott) was planning to port id3v2 from id3lib to
taglib, which is maintained upstream and handles charsets in a sane way.
But I'm not sure what the status of the port is.
Best,
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http
behavior.
Best,
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, it *should* be an easy fix: LPAREN as a semantically meaningful
element is only used in one very specific place in a BibTeX grammar, in
@comments, which shouldn't interfere with permitting parentheses in
entry keys. But I have not tried it.
Best,
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if an unsupported kind is requested. Unfortunately, upstream has
been unmaintained since 2008, so the chances of significant new
functionality being added are quite low, unless a new upstream
maintainer is found.
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forwarded 549653 https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=84665
thanks
Correction to my previous message: upstream actually does have a new
maintainer. Therefore I've forwarded this request. Apologies for the
misinformation.
Best,
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Recent versions of the package no longer load the color hash from
unicolor.txt. Instead it's specified as a hash literal in
PDF::API2::Resource::Colors. Therefore I believe this bug can be closed.
Best,
Mark
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