Hello Stuart! :-)
On Wed, 7 Jan 1998, Stuart Lamble wrote:
* Modula-3 (compiles into packages just fine with libc5; there are
issues to deal with under libc6.)
Which Modula-3 did you make? Was it SRC or Cambridge or some other
implementation? :-)
Anyway, about glibc2 support, I just
| On Saturday, 10 January 98, at 5:33:08 AM
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On Fri, Jan 09, 1998 at 03:41:31PM -0500, Adam Heath wrote:
I was subscribed to linux kernel. I haven't received anything since Dec.
29. I
have tried resubscribing several times. I even resent the
This version should be close to good enough. The major change since
the last one that was posted is the ability to upgrade from files in
the current dir instead of a local mirror requirement.
This script still needs testing.
# upgrade a libc5 (bo) machine to libc6 (hamm).
[...]
#
If I attempt to do a dselect install via ftp from a local mirror which
has both the main debian distribution as well as the non-US stuff, it
doesn't work. Not without jumping through some serious hoops, at any
rate.
The problem is that the Packages file on the non-US site do not follow
the same
I've put a snapshot of my python 1.5 non-maintainer packages at
http://www.mathi.uni-heidelberg.de/~flight/debian-private/python/.
Hi again, Gregor. I tried to download these today, but both lynx and
netscape want to display the files as text and when you save it into a
file it gets
here's another update to igor's latest version.
this one:
- avoids duplicated code
- tells the user what it's doing
- has more error checking
- guesses at the location of the mirror
enjoy!
---cut here---
#! /bin/sh
DPKG=`which dpkg`
LDCONFIG=`which ldconfig`
#
Your right about AucTeX, heck I've used it many times now. We did just
switch LaTeX distributions though didn't we?
Btw, if you have ever managed
to make dvi files with ps images print right through magicfilter, I would
love to hear how you did it.
Is there really a ps2dvi program? Or
oops. i hard-coded 'binary-i386'. mea culpa.
---cut here---
#! /bin/sh
DPKG=`which dpkg`
LDCONFIG=`which ldconfig`
# uncomment for debugging
#set -x
#DPKG=echo dpkg
#DCONFIG=echo LDCONFIG
# upgrade a libc5 (bo) machine to libc6 (hamm).
# based on Scott Ellis' excellent Debian libc5 to
Robert Woodcock [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also I've been hearing that there's a namespace conflict between nc
(netcat) and nc (nedit-client). Any ideas on this one? I think it'd be
easier to rename the latter because it's not a backend tool and thus not
likely to be used in scripts. (And of
Ian Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How about:
* We require that people acknowledge the use of our trademark,
quoting `Debian penguin logo automatic licence version 1' and the date.
* The licence gives permission only for the year following the date
quoted.
Then if we want to change the
I just ran this script on an old system (somewhere between rex and bo)
with lots of -dev packages installed. found and fixed two bugs.
- libc6 conflicts with libpthread0
- i made a typo... PKGS_GPP instead of PKGS_LIBGPP.
- some old version of perl's postrm didn't delete a .packlist
Subject says it all: newest version of smail is refusing to parse
the config file so is failing to work. I may be able to send
this: I may not receive it back.
Andy
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After having a look through the policy and dpkg documents, I can't seem to
find anything about non-maintainer releases.
It was only because someone emailed me and reopened bugs that I had closed
on a non-maintainer release that I now know that you shouldn't do this (in
case the regular maintainer
You should make sure that you record which -dev packages are installed. You
also might be able to set up a script that can take a list of -dev packages
from bo, and tell dpkg to install the comparable packages from Hamm.
Shaya
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The .ps Files are included by dvips during his run as part of the
lpd magicfilter. This process runs in a other directory (the spool
directory). Xdvi runs in your working directory. The use of
magicfilter makes no sense if you want to reference other files from
your print file (like .ps files from
On Sun, 11 Jan 1998, Shaya Potter wrote:
You should make sure that you record which -dev packages are
installed. You also might be able to set up a script that can take a
list of -dev packages from bo, and tell dpkg to install the comparable
packages from Hamm.
somebody's already suggested
Mike Orr wrote:
I've put a snapshot of my python 1.5 non-maintainer packages at
http://www.mathi.uni-heidelberg.de/~flight/debian-private/python/.
Hi again, Gregor. I tried to download these today, but both lynx and
netscape want to display the files as text and when you save it into a
junkbuster is a www privacy-enhancer. Acting a a filtering proxy, it
prevents
private information (browser type, operating system..) from beeing
revealed
to the outside and blocks unwanted advertisements and cookies.
original source: http://www.junkbusters.com
license: GPL
Markus
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On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 01:56:41PM +, Markus Schauler wrote:
junkbuster is a www privacy-enhancer. Acting a a filtering proxy, it
prevents private information (browser type, operating system..) from
beeing revealed to the outside and blocks unwanted advertisements and
cookies.
Already
Am Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 02:57:56PM +0100, meinte [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 01:56:41PM +, Markus Schauler wrote:
junkbuster is a www privacy-enhancer. Acting a a filtering proxy, it
prevents private information (browser type, operating system..) from
beeing revealed to
Some time ago I stumbled upon a package which provides a solution
for this problem. It's called flpr and is a magic filter running
in the user space so it can e.g. get to the .ps files. Further, it
has some nice features as being able to print a .ps file in 2 or even
4 pages per physical side.
G'day All,
I am the Debian developer of the xproc package. The upstream people have
moved xload out of xproc because the one in standard X packages does the
job now.
However xcontrib does not include xload. I now have a bug ( #16939 ) saying
that there is no xload, should I move this bug
Hello !!
I'm a french user of the last Debian Gnu Linux 1.3.1.
I'm student in programmation in an I.U.T.(french) and i've learned to
program in Motif.
I have Motif on my Linux and i've download Motifnls.deb to use
applications make in Motif. The compilation of my sources are well done
but when I
On Mon, 12 Jan 1998, Guillaume BIBAUT wrote:
I'm a french user of the last Debian Gnu Linux 1.3.1.
I'm student in programmation in an I.U.T.(french) and i've learned to
program in Motif.
I have Motif on my Linux and i've download Motifnls.deb to use
applications make in Motif. The
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