Well, it would certainly be simple enough: the source code should
compile fine, and the debian/* scripts would need only the very most
minor tweaks.
I've uploaded a package with this fixed to unstable, 1:2.24-5, and
it's been autobuilt and pushed out. Seems to work okay, and can be
co-installed with apache2/sid.
Just uploaded 1:2.24-6 that adds Breaks: apach2-bin per your recent message.
Honestly, I'm not confident in my ability to properly
uploaded
will do
Bastien,
Okay, got it. Thanks for letting me know.
I can cherry-pick that fossil commit, but you know the right magic for
a versioned apache2 breakage and how to deal with proposed-updates.
So I think it would make sense for you to do all of this in a
coordinated fashion?
If that's okay with
The libddccontrol library is, to my knowledge, only used by packages
generated by the same source package, namely ddccontrol and
gddccontrol. And time_t is only used internally, not exposed via the
library's ABI. Under these circumstances, I don't think transitioning
libddccontrol is, technically
I pushed a quick update, it has a few test failures though.
close 1023565
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dleyna is back, baby!
I've done a bit more packaging of dleyna, pushed to
https://salsa.debian.org/debian/dleyna.git branch debian/main, mainly
moving to the latest upstream 0.8.2. My plan is to adopt it by
uploading, which hopefully will result in mopidy-dleyna becoming
usable and then I'll be able to listen to DLNA
close 1034629
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Wow, thanks everyone for tracking this down so quickly!
I'm going to close it, since it was due to non-debian packages.
Thanks for noting that.
Already filed for RM, see bugs.debian.org/1033450
Thanks for the bug report.
On a "testing" system, with webcamoid 9.0.0-5.
$ rm -r ~/.cache/Webcamoid
$ webcamoid
[2023-01-20 12:04:13.838, Webcamoid, 0x7f432a7577c0, (0)] warning:
QSocketNotifier: Can only be used with threads started with QThread
[2023-01-20 12:04:14.975, Webcamoid,
Yes.
I patched over the issue for now by just using the internal sqlite3
library, so I think it can wait until the next official release to
pick up the proper bug fix and go back to using the system sqlite3
library.
close 1009161 3.4.2-6
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close 984423 8.8.0+dfsg-1
thanks
close 992438 1.3-4
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The executable passed to help2man must be referred to as ./gmi not just gmi,
and make seems to strip off the ./, so it must be explicitly included.
This doesn't seem like an autoconf issue, as the problem crops up
post-configuration. Unless I'm missing something. And, I'm unable to
reproduce it, using autoconf 2.71. Could you check if the current
version still exhibits the problem?
This doesn't seem like an autoconf issue, as the problem crops up
post-configuration. Unless I'm missing something. And, I'm unable to
reproduce it. Could you check if the version I just uploaded still
exhibits the problem?
Thanks for the report & digging out the relevant patch.
I uploaded the upstream 2.1.15~rc1 version, which includes this patch
and addresses a couple other issues as well.
Thanks for the report. I've been looking at the issue already.
Adding a new arch requires a bit of work, because there's a circular
build dependency so you have to build manually. And I don't have an
arm64 to hand, so I'll have to use a porter machine. Will get around
to it.
I doubt the i386
close 957317 0.11pre0+cvs.2003.11.02-11
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Patch from Alexey Sokolov fixed GCC-10 bug. Much appreciated!
Thank you! I'll merge your fix and do a non-NMU when I get a chance.
For future ref, no need to delay or even NMU. I don't mind my packages
getting a little TLC.
The latest upload fails test on more architectures, making me suspect
that fancy new compiler tech may be involved. Chained floating point
operations keeping guard digits inappropriately or something like
that, perhaps.
In all bad cases, test0 passes, and both test1 and test2 fail, both with:
This is a really strange error. Nothing relevant has changed in the
package proper.
At first I thought it might be a race condition on the three tests,
but I can't find any.
My suspicion at this point is that it's an error in the floating point
support on the ARM64 platform. On the one hand,
close 867505 0.2.8-1
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"Rules-Requires-Root?"
"No"
"You Worm. You Scum. You Lowly User. REJECTED!!! Upper Case Is
Reserved For Your Betters. Do You Think You Are My Equal?"
"no."
"What Was That? Did You Just Use Punctuation? Do You Deserve To Use
Punctuation?"
"nope"
"What!?!? You Need Discipline. A GNU Kind Of
"Rules-Requires-Root?"
"No"
"You Worm. You Scum. You Lowly User. REJECTED!!! Upper Case Is
Reserved For Your Betters. Do You Think You Are My Equal?"
"no."
"What Was That? Did You Just Use Punctuation? Do You Deserve To Use
Punctuation?"
"no"
"That's Better. Now I'm Sending You For A Session With
ack
There's a new upstream version available, and I cannot update the
github-backup package until libghc-github-dev (>= 0.23) is available.
So I hope to see the new version packaged.
Cheers,
--Barak.
How about switching to clang; would there be any objections to that?
If a mips porter could rip all the space save and --parallel=1 stuff
out of debian/rules and build with
fakeroot debian/rules CXX=clang++-9 CC=clang-9 build
and if it works I think just switching would make sense.
It sounds like djview-plugin should just be removed, since it supports
a now-dead plugin API.
Any objections?
Great. I was about to look at doing an ACE NMU, so that's good to hear.
Turns out there is a new upstream version of the ACE libraries. Not sure if
the ACE team is actually active or planning to upgrade. Might be a good
idea to give them a ping.
Cheers,
--Barak.
This would appear to be in an ACE library header file, rather than in
the iv-tools package proper. Unless I'm missing something, it seems
like this report should be moved from iv-tools to ace.
close 949732 3.2.2-3
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merge Ubuntu patch which addresses the issue
close 812704 0.9.18-12
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patched to use latexmk instead of rubber
Thanks, that was very kind of you. Much appreciated. I'm in the
process of preparing to upload.
But next time feel free to just NMU, 0 day, tell me after, I totally don't mind!
(This goes for any of my packages.)
Cheers,
--Barak.
It appears that xemacs support has bit-rotted away, while plain
emacs25 installs fine. So I'm inclined to just mark this as
conflicting with xemacs25 and mark this as a wishlist bug, in case
anyone wants to figure out and fix the problem.
Objections?
--Barak.
Thanks. But even with that patch I'm still getting a build error with
valac 0.42.0-1
src/notification.vala:37.17-37.29: error: Equality operation: `null'
and `bool' are incompatible
if (_read != null) {
^
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.
close 901749 3.0.0-1
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This issue was caused by chrpath being invoked even when the binaries
were not being installed. The use of chrpath during the build was
removed in 3.0.0-1, so this should no longer be an issue.
Oops, thought it was fixed. Ah well.
Just uploaded fix.
> I'm happy to upload an NMU if you're busy.
In the future please feel free to just NMU, 0 day, I don't mind.
For historic reasons the packaging repo is on github; I should really
move it to salsa Debian, and just mirror on github, to make this sort
of thing easier.
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This is a recurrence of https://bugs.debian.org/701300 which was
caused by libace being compiled with a different version of the
compiler than ivtools, and these two versions mangling a particular
symbol differently.
If libace (src:pkg-ace) could be tickled into a rebuild against the
latest sid
Thanks for spotting this.
The fossil build system does scan for tclsh and jimsh and if it finds
one of them it does not use its private copy of jimsh0.c.
So this shouldn't be a problem to fix.
(Well, except that it's hard to get uscan to do it automatically
because reasons.)
This bit me today too. In a lecture hall full of students.
Luckily I had SWI Prolog installed as well, or it would have been a serious
disaster.
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$ cat mortal.pl
man(aristotle).
mortal(X) :- man(X).% for all X
$ gprolog
GNU Prolog 1.4.5 (64 bits)
Compiled Feb 5 2017, 10:30:08
close 870075
thanks
This was a legal @debian.org address, the issue was inappropriate blacklisting
of the domain by spam fighting services used by an involved ISP. Nothing to do
with this package per-se.
close 860657 2017.00.00.4-1
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test failure, apparently fixed upstream
I'm always happy to have someone else upload a fix, just go ahead and do it.
But in this case, the latest upstream no longer manifests the problem.
Since there was no fix to the div.cpp test case, I suspect it was an
actual bug that the test case picked up and upstream fixed. But I have
not
Well, vicare is a sort-of fork/continuation of ikarus.
If that compiles on i386, we could transition.
Or, since this problem is i386-only, and I'd imagine most users are
amd64, could just stop supporting i386.
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Parallel builds were failing for some other mysterious reason, so I
was trying to get that worked out. But in the interests of sanity I
simply disabled parallel builds and uploaded the fixed version. Thanks
for the nudge!
Cheers,
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There is upstream activity, at http://xgraph.org, which I'm looking into.
If nothing happens I think the package can go, but please queue this
up another few weeks...
Cheers,
--Barak.
Thanks for the report.
Just pushed a fix.
(This issue was not upstream, just in the debian packaging goo.)
> Barak, can you do the necessary upload? You seem to be most involved
> with the package these days, so feel free to "promote" yourself to
> maintainer.
Will do.
> http://pkg-emacsen.alioth.debian.org/
https://. And even better: I'll do that!
Two other minor matters.
(a) For this or any of
Thanks that's fantastic, i appreciate your looking into it. I'll get this
uploaded as soon as NIPS is over and its chemical aftereffects have cleared
my system.
close 818814 2.0.2
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fixed upstream
Good catch.
When i get a chance I'll just upload with myself as maintained and close
this.
So maybe the best thing would be to file a bug against qt5, fix things
in this package by using qt4, and filing a wishlist bug against this
package to use qt5, with a "blocked by" referring to the qt5 bug
report above. That way when the qt5 issue is resolved the wishlist bug
will be unblocked and
Is there any reliable way to test for the buggy version of Qt-5?
Because if there is we could do something in debian/rules or some
place like that to fall back to Qt-4.8 iff Qt-5 is unavailable or
buggy.
> There's really no reasonable way to support versions of emacs older than
> 24 with the elpa based infrastructure. Indeed most emacs addon packages
> just won't work, never mind packaging issues. I guess a versioned depend
> on emacs would do the trick to pull in emacs24. If that seems like the
>
let's go ahead and kill it
.
So I'd rather figure out the actual problem and address it, rather
than simply masking this particular manifestation.
Any assistance in this regard would be quite welcome.
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Thanks for the prompt reaction.
My pleasure.
ettercap is also in Squeeze and thus covered by our LTS initiative.
Do you feel like providing a fixed package for Squeeze?
If yes, please have a look at http://wiki.debian.org/LTS/Development
but note that if you provide the fixed package and
fixing it any less important.
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Thanks, that sounds like exactly the right debian/control dependency
magic. Will do, and upload.
BTW, why are ettercap-graphical and ettercap-textonly not
co-installable? Sounds like a candidate for renaming the binaries
from ettercap to ettercap-foo and using alternatives to provide the
though that is a supported configuration.
A daemon-only configuration might make sense for very small systems like
embedded routers, but that is not a supported configuration and would
therefore require a bit of hacking. Not a bad idea, hmmm?
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be merged? Naturally things that make this easier to package
for Debian would probably also make it easier in other systems, like
Redhat.
Thoughts?
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from /usr/include/qhull/qhull.h to
/usr/include/qhull/liqhull.h. So building with liqhull-dev (=
2012.1-3) might solve this problem.
But in the longer term, it would be best to transition to the new path
and filename.
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Any progress here?
Today it's one year since I sent my first message.
Naturally this got buried.
Thanks for the reminder.
(xgraph does so little, it is tempting to drop it and just replicate its
functionality in something more modern and extensible.)
this issue was fixed in an upload that was done before your report came in.
(but: thanks for the report correct diagnosis appropriate fix!)
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is: it hold
a representation of the architecture the binary being installed was
built for.
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This issue appears to be due to a change in the way the linker treats
weak symbols, and a bug thereof. See http://bugs.debian.org/710936
which states that the problem has been noted upstream and a fix is on
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Thanks for catching the issue.
I closed it because, although this was not something you could have
known, the issue was resolved a very long time ago, as stated in the
message accompanying the close command:
relicenced GPL-3 by upstream prior to 0.0.2, see
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Will upload the active fork, vicare, one of these days...
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close 708954 0.0.2-1
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will file the t-p-u request. When the approval from the release team is
granted, I will ask for sponsorship to do the upload.
thanks.
(naturally I'm happy to sponsor.)
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I think (but am not certain) that this is actually a dpkg bug.
The /usr/share/doc/ettercap-text-only directory in the old version has
become a symbolic link to /usr/share/doc/ettercap-common in the new
version. This is explicitly allowed in Policy 12.5,
/usr/share/doc/package may be a
dpkg intentionally does not replace directories with symlinks and
vice versa.
Okay, I'll add postinst stanzas.
But do you know *why* dpkg has this behaviour? Just curious, as it
seems on the face of it somewhat odd.
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security, and certainly makes the package more
auditable. But, they do not really change the generated binaries
(except for moving library files to multiarch dirs.)
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The cson_amalgamation.c file is only used by Fossil is you build
with configure --json. So, omit the --json on Debian (which you
are probably already doing anyhow.)
Right, the only config option used now is --disable-internal-sqlite.
But unfortunately this is not quite enough to satisfy the
this package must run as root, and
by nature tends to process potentially-hostile network flows, these
are somewhat serious.
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Yeah. The right thing is to either:
- disable the functionality
- have a per-user exported fasl file dir in their home directory, and
an easy way for users to add other users they trust to their search
path
- have a setuid program that builds fasl files from trusted sources,
which
Yeah you're right, common-lisp-controller would be the thing.
Patches welcome!
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It should be straightforward to fix by removing the undesired
flags from the short script icu-config, perhaps using a short
sed script.
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just linking against them.
Should this bug be filed against libicu-dev instead?
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I am happy to sponsor this upload; will dput the built package in a
moment.
Two tangential points.
First, examination of the source reveals that the packaging is quite
old, and could use some updating.
Second, upstream development has restarted in a git repo on
sourceforge.
By either of the two solutions, you need to repack the upstream
source to remove the problematic files, just like what we did with
other packages to make their source tarball DFSG free.
This waf issue has nothing to do with being DFSG free.
It is a policy question concerning making examining
I mean you need to repack it like what we do with those package
needs to be DFSG free.
Sure, but why bother? The material itself is both DFSG free and
unused. It is not executed, so there is no need to make sure tools
can grok it or its format.
I would imagine that the FTP Team's decision on that was for actual
source code: computer instructions which are *run* at some point.
You know, a waf file which is *used*.
Since that is not the case for this particular file, it may well be
just fine with them.
Perhaps an FTP Team member could
transforming an unused file from one format to another;
is that really a sensible freedom-enhancing act?
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I don't think it's so hard. Could you look over the proposed changes
at
git://git.debian.org/~jrnieder-guest/adolc.git
Yup: that looks about right.
I'll figure out and perform the right magic (an incantation in
debian/changelog I suspect) to cause it to wend its way into the
stable
AFAIK, that does require that the files be removed from the source package.
They are already removed from the latest source package.
The question is if we want to go through the bother of removing them
from *old* source packages, which would be a lot of work, for dubious
benefit. I certainly
Patch available,
https://github.com/barak/liboping/commit/e218b9a3a282570eed2853fc383a9d816bce29d0
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From
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I just wanted to mention, that there is a difference between
*kfreebsd*-yes (my proposed patch)
and
*freebsd*-yes (what was merged upstream [1])
afaik the freebsds don't use the glibc userland and I'm not sure if
the thread libs on freebsd behave like the one on kfreebsd, so I
just wanted
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