Package: rpm
Version: 4.7.1-10
Severity: normal
Hi,
I'm trying to get an RPM build to work on Debian that works OK on a
RedHat system. The build process writes in the current working
directory
(/home/mph45/svn/pscsg/gridservices/FTS/tier1-fts-config/trunk) an
rpmconfig file:
macrofiles:
Michal Čihař writes:
Hi Michal,
I have no clue right, but anything what works on Fedora should also
work with Debian packaged rpm. If you used different rpm branch (eg.
Mandriva or SUSE one), it is possible that it has different behavior.
It works on Scientific Linux, which is a
Kevin Ryde writes:
But I couldn't test on xemacs, it seems to take ages building the
package lists (without me doing anything to it yet :-), 20 minutes
and still going. I suspect split-string is taking quadratic time
somehow. If true it's xemacs's problem, though you might consider
Peter Galbraith writes:
This seems to work OK, but test-completion isn't available for
XEmacs 21 or GNU Emacs 21, and I'd prefer things to work with
both these releases.
I'm missing something. Do you mean that you don't have these
installed to test?
I meant that the
Peter Galbraith writes:
I meant that the test-completion built-in function is apparently
only available in GNU Emacs 22.
Sorry, you can tell that I haven't been following closely. Would
something like a (functionp 'test-completion) condition enable you
to use it when available to
Kevin Ryde writes:
Unless I've botched that handler...
Ah, which was indeed the case ...
This seems to work OK, but test-completion isn't available for XEmacs
21 or GNU Emacs 21, and I'd prefer things to work with both these
releases.
Thanks,
Matt
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Kevin Ryde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It'd be nice if M-x apt-utils-show-package, when it prompts for a
package name, didn't build the list of possible names until you
hit tab or whatever to try to complete from among them. The
apt-cache program, or whatever builds the list, is
Package: emacs-goodies-el
Version: 26.4-1
Severity: normal
The defcustom for home-end-enable binds [end] to end-of-line and
[home] to beginning-of-line when home-end-enable is nil. This matters
for the emacs-snapshot package where the default bindings are to
move-end-of-line and
Debian System writes:
* Remove Copyright: from generated alien spec file since for
some reason rpm has obsoleted and begun falling over on that
line. (Inert profanity here.) Closes: #337028
It now fails due to lack of License field:
$ sudo alien --to-rpm alien_8.58_all.deb
Package: emacs-wiki
Version: 2.70-3
Severity: normal
With the following minimal configuration:
(progn
(require 'emacs-wiki)
(setq emacs-wiki-projects '((Test))
emacs-wiki-directories '(/tmp/Wiki)
emacs-wiki-publishing-directory /tmp/WebWiki))
a Wiki page containing:
Package: alien
Version: 8.56
Severity: normal
Alien apparently generates a spec file that makes rpm fall over:
--
$ sudo apt-get source -b alien
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Need
Package: ripperx
Version: 2.6.6-1
Severity: normal
Under some circumstances, playlist (.m3u) files don't get written. My
guess is that this is when the length of the path to the playlist file
for a given CD is shorter than the previous one, and some string
doesn't get terminated correctly.
The
Igor B. Poretsky writes:
May be it pretends that Emacs 21.4 can do something that it
actually can't? Placing into ~/.emacs or /etc/emacs/default.el the
next form solves the problem:
These checks are now done correctly (checking features rather than
version numbers). This is fixed in the
Karl Hegbloom writes:
This works with GNU Emacs. It implements the XEmacs minibuffer
behavior for C-x C-f and other file name reading actions. When you
type //, it clears the minibuffer back to the start, leaving only
a single /. When you type a ~, it does the similar, leaving
only
Matt Hodges writes:
Peter, can you include the latest apt-utils.el source in the next
release of debian-el? Should be safe to close the bug after that.
A later version is now available at:
URL:https://alioth.debian.org/download.php/1048/apt-utils-2.4.0.tar.gz
I believe
Peter S Galbraith writes:
I'm getting the following error with two different machines
running Sarge. The error occurs upon doing M-x
apt-utils-show-package TAB or after typing the package name and
pressing Enter. Tested with emacs21 -q with the same results.
Something for you to
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