Hi everyone,
I work for UFC - Que Choisir (a French consumer association) and we just
released (GPL3) version 2.0 of our job scheduler evQueue.
Here is the website : http://www.evqueue.net/
We are providing debian packages (debian 8 and 9) but would like to know
if it is possible to get some
acher-ng connect to the debian mirrors using
https? Or could the apt-cacher-ng install generate a local certificate that the
local machines could be set to accept as a valid debian cache/mirror and have
apt-cacher-ng use https to the debian mirrors?
...Bob
adcom (BCM20702A0)
adapter that I used a similar fix to get its firmware to load. Basically you
download fw-04ca_2009.hcd and rename it to
/lib/firmware/brcm/BCM43142A0-04ca-2009.hcd. You might have to create the
directory firmware and brcm if they dont exist on your system. If you run lsusb
you should see an ID 04ca-2009 listed. If not then this wont help you.
...bob
> Ah, that's a good set of default settings. Perhaps a modified
> settings.js and an explanation of how to use it could be included with
> the iceweasel package?
+1
>
> Also, what advantages does IceCat have over the Tor Browser? (Debian
> doesn't have the Tor Browser either, due to the impossibility of long
> term maintenance, but just wondering.)
Have a look at torbrowser-launcher in synaptic
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A fair fight is the result of poor planning.
Joachim Breitner wrote:
> schrieb Raphael Geissert:
> > infrastructure under the name of httpredir.debian.org.
>
> will http.debian.net continue to work?
Or better yet could http.debian.org be set up to work too?
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ok at? I want to turn this process off.
Look in /var/log/syslog and hopefully something will be logged there.
Look in 'ps -ef' and see if anything is shown associated with the tty
device.
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Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
> > Russ Allbery wrote:
> > > Bob Proulx writes:
> > > > Maybe I am missing a better alternative?
> > >
> > > update-rc.d disable
> >
> > No. That is too late. By the time you are disabling something it has
&
Russ Allbery wrote:
> Bob Proulx writes:
> > Maybe I am missing a better alternative?
>
> update-rc.d disable
No. That is too late. By the time you are disabling something it has
already been installed and started in postinst scripts. Using
policy-rc.d is the only way to
those
unrepresented people!
Here is an actual live production policy-rc.d from a system where the
web server is being run inside of a chroot. I think the intention is
obvious. Is there any other way to accomplish this other than using
the policy-rc.d? Trying to manage the startup with update-r
James McCoy wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > James McCoy wrote:
> > > I keep contemplating packaging ex-vi and advocating to replace vim-tiny
> > > with that. After all, the intent is to have something providing
> > > /usr/bin/vi, as one expects to have
apt-cache show nvi
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from having them because humans are clever and will find a way to do
what we want anyway. It simply makes it more painful for us to have
them.
Therefore I think if an admin sets up a custom environment that this
environment should be used. Or at least not actively prevented from
being used.
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I have 3 or 4 debian machines attached to a Zonet KVM3304 4 port KVM switch. I
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Don't forget about the "deborphan" and "orphaner" packages either.
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On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 04:32:05AM +0100, Ben Hutchings wrote:
> On Sat, 2013-09-28 at 10:16 -0500, Bob Tracy wrote:
> > On Sat, Sep 28, 2013 at 02:29:05PM +0100, Jurij Smakov wrote:
> > > On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 10:26 PM, Julien Cristau
> > > wrote:
> > > &g
driver, mention is
made of the fact XAA support went bye-bye, and the attempted use of EXA
causes looping segfaults on X server startup. Only current workaround
is to disable acceleration. Truly a case of "bad breath is better than
no breath".
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nd be done with it. That is still the way I do things on servers.
But on servers I don't install resolvconf. However on mobile devices
that roam from network to network resolvconf rocks!
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> running a non-desktop system (by this I take it to mean that you're not
> using a GUI), why would you worry about GNOME's dependencies anyhow?
Here is an example: The emacs24-nox package, a typical headless server
package for many of us, depends upon dbus. Feature creep.
Bob
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others to use)" does that mean this will count as a vote toward having
systemd as a default? If I respond that "I don't want systemd in
Debian (as a default)" will that count as a vote that systemd should
not be available in Debian as an option for others?
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Andrei POPESCU wrote:
> Andreas Beckmann wrote:
> > now might be the right time to start a discussion about release goals
> > for jessie.
>
> How about setting default umask for users (uid >= 1000) to 002?
+1. It would be a useful default.
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things were changed to force users to create a dummy top level page
and enable the server then it would add additional required work over
what is done now.
> The RedHat assumptions on this issue make me as unhappy as the Debian
> ones appear to make you unhappy. I suggest that this is jus
to making this easy for users to do.
They could then simple follow recipies to good practices. Without
good clear documentation they will be left to their own and will do
what is easiest.
http://wiki.debian.org/PHP
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the doesn't build twice problem.
> >
> > And/or on the technical side, make the buildds always build twice.
>
> Sounds like a waste of resources.
Not every architecture needs to build twice. If only the fastest
building architecture built twice it would catch almost all of the
problems with no change in resources elsewhere.
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r usage question and so should go to the users
mailing list not the development mailing list.
For support in your problem I would start here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuUsersListFAQ
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corruption it
> ussually screws up more than the files covered by the md5sums.
The use case for debsums is for *detection* of corruption. And
neither is it a security mechanism. But it is a useful integrity
check mechanism.
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27;rm -f' since it avoids the query. Since I don't
think that will ever produce a bad result. (Is there ever a bad
result case?)
Of course if there is a plan to move the /var/lib/dpkg/info path
elsewhere then the path should be obtained dynamically and properly
quoted. But is that ever really a potential possibility?
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is in /bin/ip and always available in PATH. It is
the currently recommended swiss-army chainsaw network tool. Give it a
try.
$ ip addr show
Or:
$ ip addr show eth0
And of course you can add the sbins to your PATH in .profile so that
you have what you want always. (I always add the sbin&#
h is of course what it would show) then how
would having this data help or hinder either side?
I will be one of the disenfranchised if /usr is deprecated.
Bob
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esize2fs, and probably most file
> systems. Online shrinking is a very rare feature.
Even when offline it is not univerial to have shrinking available.
For example xfs does not provide a way to shrink a filesystem either
online or offline. A sorely missed feature in an otherwise excelle
Ian Jackson wrote:
> Bob Proulx writes ("Re: Is anyone using the Units program in a script?"):
> > Ian Jackson wrote:
> > > (b) ask on info-gnu.
> >
> > Just fyi for the future but info-gnu isn't the place to ask questions.
> > It is for
Ian Jackson wrote:
> (b) ask on info-gnu.
Just fyi for the future but info-gnu isn't the place to ask questions.
It is for official GNU announcements only, no follow-ups, no
discussions. Discussions should happen on other lists.
Bob
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have to type in "some-specific-name-to-some-program" either.
The balance in the middle isn't trivial.
Bob
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tion. If sudo is to be used then of
course sudo itself needs to be configured and working too. Again the
debian-installer does this automatically if only a user password is
given at install time.
Hope this helps,
Bob
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Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > Doesn't popcon itself send reports by email? Meaning that 100% of all
> > reports from popcon have an MTA installed?
>
> No, popcon can also report through HTTP.
Ah... Very good. I stand corrected. And what's m
Luca Capello wrote:
> I disagree on that, according to popcon we have 19.27% of users has
> postfix installed, which could mean that ~90% of users has an MTA
> installed.
Doesn't popcon itself send reports by email? Meaning that 100% of all
reports from popcon have an MTA i
hreads.html
The web mail archive doesn't thread across months. Here are
continuing months of discussion:
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gzip/2010-12/threads.html
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gzip/2011-01/threads.html
Bob
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L:
... No need to install postfix since it is already installed. ...
# service sendmail stop
# chkconfig --del sendmail
# alternatives --set mta /usr/sbin/sendmail.postfix
# checkconfig postfix on
# service postfix start
Example for setting up Postfix on Debian:
# apt-get install postfix
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nothing and die after some time.
You should remove the symlink. Then install the package.
> I'm new with Debian. Would to help me?
For future help the debian-u...@lists.debian.org mailing list would be
a better place to ask these types of questions. Please ask future
questions ab
cribe. (And it really confused me until I figured out what it had
done. And once I realized that it did that I resolved not to use such
packages. If they would do that then what other nasty business would
they include that I didn't find?)
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init.d/bind9 script does not
call 'lsb_release' and therefore this issue seems to have been
addressed in the latest Squeeze.
Bob
P.S. On my 2004 1.8GHz Pentium M laptop:
$ time lsb_release -is
Debian
real0m0.135s
user0m0.116s
sys 0m0.016s
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ultimately enabled to break things. Sure they can try a social
engineering attack against root to break in but I try to avoid working
with such antisocial people. The 'staff' group is a useful shade of
grey that lives between the black and the white.
I think it would be bad to overl
oth http.us.debian.org and ftp.us.debian.org, and
> notified that it's having a problem.
>
Any status on this issue?
Mirror seems to still be broken.
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they are installed.
> Perhaps we finally get to the conclusion that it doesn't belong there.
> :)
Let's hope so.
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avoid getting spam.
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h. And at least
someone will contrive an example that matches but is otherwise valid
and complain about it.
Perhaps we should call upon everyone who reads Debian lists to, as
their sacred duty, blog somewhere at least three hits to the upstream
sites as a way to artifically promote them higher? :-/ (
range of
(avoding the name here) in Google so that when they search for it that
Google actually points them to the right place.
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mail MTAs installed. It
is the same problem as being discussed with imapd. This mechanism
could be used there too.
An alternative is the xdm/gdm/kdm way of coordinating between the
packages. That works too. It could be enough to have packages that
listen on a port coordinate with each other.
can remove leaving configuration
files or you can purge taking off the configuration files too. I
think you are asking for a new type of install target where a package
is only partially installed. I could see the utility of that but
there is no support for it in the code at this moment.
Bob
si
oaded as 7.3.3 instead. The epoc is designed to handle this
problem and allows 1:0.7.3.3 to be later than 7.3.3 to fix that
situation. But that is not the case here and the epoc can be avoided.
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intentionally
sources the user's ~/.cshrc file so as to report user aliases. The
Debian which is really a completely different command.
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Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
> Bob Proulx writes:
> > Sure, native code is always better. But that still won't help when
> > sharing binaries from other distros to and from Debian. Because those
> > other commonly available binaries of which people think are so
> >
martin f krafft wrote:
> also sprach Bob Proulx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005.07.08.1750 +0200]:
> > Counting numbers start at one.
>
> Not in the computer world.
How do you explain RCS/CVS? The first revision after a checkin is
1.1. :-)
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Adeodato Simó wrote:
> * Bob Proulx [Thu, 07 Jul 2005 21:24:07 -0600]:
> > > * why the different implementations?
>
> > It is there for BSD job control functionality. That way you can say
> > 'kill %1' and kill the background jobs by job control number. The
cond
release of etch. So really it should be 4.1 for the first release of
etch and 4.2 for the second release and so on.
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, etc. in coreutils. It is now
one of the FAQs in coreutils[1].)
> * why the different implementations?
It is there for BSD job control functionality. That way you can say
'kill %1' and kill the background jobs by job control number. The
standalone version does not know about the
at will just drive people away from
Debian and to another distro and that is not really good for anyone.
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to link the project library code as an archive library for
Debian. That should avoid most of the problems.
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nd.
I don't believe the IP address is really significant and I turn that
off in my config.
CheckHostIP no
This prevents the IP from being stored in the known hosts file.
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Pascal Hakim wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > I guess if you don't want a footer on your messages you can always
> > send them out with a quoted-printable encoding. :-)
>
> In my experience as a listmaster, the people who like to complain about
> the fact that we add
le encoding. :-)
Of course base64 works too, but that is a strong spam sign and your
message might get dropped by people scoring based upon that so I would
recommend against using base64 encoding for plain text messages.
Bob
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ight be somewhat outdated for our purpose. Maybe I
> can find a backport or something, tho.
> Think I'll try that.
Be sure to look into Adrian Bunk's woody backports of gcc-3.3. They
were very useful to me.
deb http://www.fs.tum.de/~bunk/debian woody/bunk-1 main contrib non-free
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gt; -
> should not suffer from greylisting.
Remember that all subsequent messages after the first one are not in
any way delayed. The effect there is the same as not having
greylisting.
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h to an older distribution if possible, as Sarge comes
> with Subversion and gcc-3.3.5.
>
> I'd really appreciate any help or ideas.
Is a chroot for development acceptable? Is a chroot for a production
build process with development in sarge acceptable? Is shipping all
shared libs used with a wrapper to use those acceptable?
Bob
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tanding problem causing the default ntpdate
configuration to fail out of the box when used in conjuction with a
local caching nameserver.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=245338
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n user-visible changes.
I am not sure upstream inactivity by itself is a good measure. For
example compare this to GNU rcs. GNU rcs has not had an upstream
modification since 1995. I would hate to see this argument applied
there that we should remove or rename RCS commands.
Bob
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Jesus Climent wrote:
> Matthew Palmer wrote:
> > Jesus, meet policy-rc.d.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ man policy-rc.d
> No manual entry for policy-rc.d
Look here:
/usr/share/doc/sysv-rc/README.policy-rc.d.gz
http://people.debian.org/~hmh/invokerc.d-policyrc.d-specification
> If so, how?
>
> sudo - userslogin command arguments
> on call to executable at /etc/init.d/daemon
> then links in aproppiates /etc/rcX.d/
But installing to /etc requires root access which is what the original
poster was asking how to avoid.
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d defaulted to yes. They are an annoyance when installing
and better handled differently. Using policy-rc.d is the superior
solution.
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level 3 fix this problem? Your X config is
still broken.
If your X configuration is broken and your X won't start then that is
effectively the same thing as the proposed run level 3 anyway. So
what is the point?
> 2. it is defined in the LSB
Can't argue with that.
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ways to
plan ahead then the version would go away without either. In general
this is only a problem when people forget to plan ahead.
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to it. They are aliases
to the same program providing different names.
ln -s fromdos $(tempdir)/$(package)/usr/bin/todos
ln -s fromdos $(tempdir)/$(package)/usr/bin/dos2unix
ln -s fromdos $(tempdir)/$(package)/usr/bin/unix2dos
Bob
27;t claim that is common conception.
> >
> Well, I can back that up. A Gnome association swept to the surface of
> my mind when I read the package name, too,
If you are asking for votes then I as well prefer something other than
gsysutils and gnu-sysutils seems appropriate.
Bob
ul.
touch --no-create configure.ac \
&& touch --no-create aclocal.m4 \
&& touch --no-create configure \
&& touch --no-create config.h.in \
&& touch --no-create $(find . -name Makefile.in)
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timestamps of the files for when the patch was made and remove the
build depends on automake. Although the previous discussion made good
arguments both directions. I believe either of the methods are good
as long as you champion the process to completion.
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Almost all languages are easy to write badly.
But some are easier than others. Both C++ and Perl come to my mind
when I think of bad programming practices and swiss army chainsaws.
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all. I am
just talking about portable script style and advocating defensive
programming in general.
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'. But I
did find at least one commercial system that had not gotten around to
documenting it that they had done it. So by reading the man page
there you would still be thinking that it had not.
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Branden Robinson wrote:
> test -n and -z exist for a reason, even if one has to come up with
> pretty dodgy mnemonics for remembering them.
-n Nonzero size string
-z Zero size string
Dodgy mnemonics? I find them very mnemonic!
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rne shell which also
exists in the Korn shell which became the basis for the POSIX shell
much later.
For example on HP-UX:
/bin/sh -c 'var=-f ; [ "$var" ] && echo yes'
/bin/sh: test: Specify a parameter with this command.
Everywhere:
/bin/sh -c 'var=-
martin f krafft wrote:
> also sprach Bob Proulx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003.09.01.0853 +0200]:
> > Abbreviated example:
> > make-pkg --append-to-version -2-686-smp kernel_modules
> > Produces:
> > /usr/share/man/man4/bcm5700-2-4-21-2-686-smp.4.gz
>
> N
ype of kernel and the version of the
configuration of that kernel.
I have to ask if this is really enough of a problem to justify any
handling at all, special or otherwise?
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advertised now. I had set the value
of LOCPATH earlier in the rules file, but I didn't export it. PEBCAK!
Regards,
Bob
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). Both return invalid
locale, which is the error message dictfmt emits when it cannot open
the specified locale file. The locale _is_ generated in
$LOCALE_PATH.
Is the environment variable LOCPATH used by setlocale(3)?
Can anyone suggest what I need to try to make this work?
Regards,
eedict packages. Would this be
acceptable?
Regards,
Bob
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Is /usr/bin/pager a Debianism, or is it common to other
distributions and/or unices?
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er to make every shell a login shell
and source their profiles. Which I think is a less than optimal
configuration and I avoid that myself.
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xsession file and instead just starts
up KDE in the way that it does now without sourcing any user
environment. The "default" menu selection is always what you want
when you want to run the $HOME/.xsession file. The "KDE" menu
selection is what you want when you suspect a problem with the user
environment and want to avoid it for debugging or other purposes.
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