Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
On Wed, Jun 04, 2003 at 01:47:28AM +1200, Carey Evans wrote:
[...]
> % svn ls file:///home/repos/debian/tn5250/vendor
> 0.16.5/
> current/
what's current? (in the context of svn, it's obvious that current is
the current upstream version)
I've
Joey Hess wrote:
- cvs2svn works ok, but can be _very_ slow. Be prepared for significant
archive bloat too. I also had to run it three times due to some
subversion bug that I have supressed memory of.
I didn't bother importing all the history of tn5250 from CVS into
Subversion. The old change
Richard A Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I depend upon this package and would be happy to take it
OK, it's yours.
The new version at http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/7814/
should fix all the open bugs. I guess you're in a good position to
know, anyway.
Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
I no longer use x3270, and haven't even done any work on the package
for more than a year. There are currently open bugs for the package,
but they would be fixed by the latest upstream release.
The biggest problem is the copyright that x3270 inherits from
3270tool.
cdb can be obtained from
http://www.pobox.com/~djb/cdb.html. This implementation borrows some code
from Dan Bernstein's implementation (which has no license restrictions
applied to it).
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but I think the
author is looking at Gtk.
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e, or unless forced.
(Which could be a problem for trying to compile them... Hmm.)
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"So, do you steal weapons from the Army often?"
"Well, we don't get cable, so we have to make our own fun."
)
This is rather off-topic, but doesn't Win98 come bundled with
Microsoft's WWW server? Are they going to terminate people's accounts
for having this installed, or for binding Microsoft Networking to the
cable modem? (Not that the latter is a very good idea anyway, but
textutils, mbr, util-linux..
$ locate sed_2.05-22.deb
[...]
/debian2/debian/hamm/hamm/binary-i386/base/sed_2.05-22.deb
[...]
I don't think slink is supposed to have all the links into hamm yet,
is it? The other packages were presumably uploaded to "frozen unstable".
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"[UNIX] appears to have the inside track on being the replacemen
to fix the problem as well, by
adding O_EXCL, for when you *have* to use something which has a bug.
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because I read code with a restrictive copyright.
} The 5250 emulation code carries one more copyright:
}
} 5250 Emulation Code Copyright © Minolta (Schweiz) AG, Beat
} Rubischon.
Thanks for reading this far! Any (useful) comments would be appreciated.
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lot of
> packages I need on a daily basis need xlib6. How do I correct this?
Have a look at /etc/dpkg/shlibs.default (mentioned in the
dpkg-shlibdeps(1) man page). I think you might find the dependencies
are coming from there.
I would save a copy, and try deleting all the X libs fr
on and read all your files from it
very easily.
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filename but set Content-Encoding (or whatever); or 2) send an HTTP
redirection to the .gz; or 3) uncompress it before sending? It should
be configurable at run time, anyway.
How much bloat would the second option above add to boa?
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directly out of the archive.
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> IMO we should go with the simplest solution: {chmod,chown}.sh and modify
> the packages.
Also do install, and whatever else matters. This would also require
rewriting things which set file permissions themselves in a C program,
for example.
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t my head around what
was happening and played around a bit. I'll have a look at the
library and have a go.
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with dwww or at installation time. Any unnecessary man pages
or info documentation could be dropped.
I don't really expect to see this soon though.
> IMHO we should not drop .info from the main package, [...]
I have to agree with this. I quite like Emacs' info reader, and
tkinfo
likely to do something stupid
with .qmail. I'm not so sure about (2) though.
And I bet it would be a pain switching 1000 users with shell accounts
to qmail.
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e line and qmail malloc's
some memory for it, then malloc's some more, and some more, etc. I
haven't heard of anything else.
[snip]
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am unlikely to want AppleII::ProDOS installed because I want
Compress::Zlib.
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s so that I could change
/etc/fstab to include something like the following, and I wouldn't
notice:
/dev/hda5 /usr ext2 ro 0 2
If netplan writes to /usr/lib/netplan.dir, it would break with these
settings.
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from 4.4 BSD is under the
following copyright: [standard BSD copyright]". db.h includes this
copyright.
Your point about gzip was valid, but if you're going to be picky, get
it right! ;-)
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ckagename" to "maintername".
If you don't want to worry about unescaping the various formats of
email addresses, add the appropriate Resent-... and Delivered-To:
(from DTLINE) headers, set some env. vars and pipe the resulting
message into qmail-inject, telling it to get its recipien
't think
anything would break because of removing these permissions, so maybe
adduser should make home directories mode 755 (or 750)?
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rnel-package can).
It would be very nice to be able to do things like
tar zxvvf File-Sync-0.05.tar.gz
cd File-Sync-0.05
perl Makefile.PL
debian/rules binary
dpkg -i ../perl-file-sync_0.05-local.1_i386.deb
and have a properly installed package.
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