ing a book review. When I have some
volunteer time available, I will try to attend the bug reports and I'll
inform potential uploads to Roland and d-mentors list.
Regards,
[*] I didn't call anybody "fuckwit" btw. That was probably an Aussie, I
dunno :)
--
Eray Ozkura
ing a book review. When I have some
volunteer time available, I will try to attend the bug reports and I'll
inform potential uploads to Roland and d-mentors list.
Regards,
[*] I didn't call anybody "fuckwit" btw. That was probably an Aussie, I
dunno :)
--
Eray Ozkura
hat is a filesystem used on SGI servers for a
long long time. It's tried and true.
orion:exa$ grep ext2 /etc/fstab
orion:exa$
Use the latest release of XFS if you intend to (2.4.14-xfs). xfsprogs is
independent of that version.
Happy tweakin',
- --
Eray Ozkural (exa) <[EMAIL PR
hat is a filesystem used on SGI servers for a
long long time. It's tried and true.
orion:exa$ grep ext2 /etc/fstab
orion:exa$
Use the latest release of XFS if you intend to (2.4.14-xfs). xfsprogs is
independent of that version.
Happy tweakin',
- --
Eray Ozkural (exa) <[EMAIL PR
What is the reason for checking both name and email? Wouldn't email
be satisfactory since we may safely suppose that one person uses one
email address? My (sponsored) uploads look like NMU's because my name
was changed but email was the same.
Could you please shed any light on this?
e OK.
What is the reason for checking both name and email? Wouldn't email
be satisfactory since we may safely suppose that one person uses one
email address? My (sponsored) uploads look like NMU's because my name
was changed but email was the same.
Could you please shed any light on this?
Hi people,
I've been waiting in the DAM approval stage for more than 3 months. That's
pretty above the average. Nobody has contacted me, and I don't think there's
anything lacking in my application. I maintain nearly 10 packages, working
on a new one and plan to package many more. I put a lot of h
Hi people,
I've been waiting in the DAM approval stage for more than 3 months. That's
pretty above the average. Nobody has contacted me, and I don't think there's
anything lacking in my application. I maintain nearly 10 packages, working
on a new one and plan to package many more. I put a lot of
zhaoway wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I saw on package.d.o there is a quality percentage for each package.
> Would you tell me how it counts? bug reports + lintian errors?
file a bug on the website that it should be removed because it is misleading
or should be perhaps renamed to "relevance" or "score".
r
zhaoway wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I saw on package.d.o there is a quality percentage for each package.
> Would you tell me how it counts? bug reports + lintian errors?
file a bug on the website that it should be removed because it is misleading
or should be perhaps renamed to "relevance" or "score".
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
>
> On Tue, Jan 16, 2001 at 10:03:43PM +0300, Peter Novodvorsky wrote:
> > And democracy is:
> > -- you have more money -- you have more power (not rights).
>
> This is capitalism, not democracy. In Debian, capitalism has no place, as
> there is no currency, and we don't e
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
>
> On Tue, Jan 16, 2001 at 10:03:43PM +0300, Peter Novodvorsky wrote:
> > And democracy is:
> > -- you have more money -- you have more power (not rights).
>
> This is capitalism, not democracy. In Debian, capitalism has no place, as
> there is no currency, and we don't
Daniel Stone wrote:
>
> (Joey, this is CC'ed to you because of the DAM bit, please take it to
> heart).
>
> > As I mentioned before, I have passed all tasks and skills to become a NM,
> > I'm
> > just waiting DAM approval.
>
> You too? Whacky. Seems to be the tale of virtually every person in t
Daniel Stone wrote:
>
> (Joey, this is CC'ed to you because of the DAM bit, please take it to
> heart).
>
> > As I mentioned before, I have passed all tasks and skills to become a NM, I'm
> > just waiting DAM approval.
>
> You too? Whacky. Seems to be the tale of virtually every person in the N
Craig Sanders wrote:
>
> (*) preferably we should have a group of half-a-dozen or so Accounts
> Managers. like the ftp archives, this is too important to leave in just
> one or two hands.
A volunteer pool system would be effective in distributing regulatory
power, thus avoiding personal bias. Ser
Craig Sanders wrote:
>
> (*) preferably we should have a group of half-a-dozen or so Accounts
> Managers. like the ftp archives, this is too important to leave in just
> one or two hands.
A volunteer pool system would be effective in distributing regulatory
power, thus avoiding personal bias. Se
Hi,
It's already been a month and counting for DAM approval of my application.
I'd like to close some bugs with high severity on my packages, but
the fact that I don't have a debian account effectively prevents me
from doing so because it's a difficult thing to get every upload sponsored.
How doe
Hi,
It's already been a month and counting for DAM approval of my application.
I'd like to close some bugs with high severity on my packages, but
the fact that I don't have a debian account effectively prevents me
from doing so because it's a difficult thing to get every upload sponsored.
How do
Patrick Schnorbus wrote:
>
> thanx, but the relevant functions that also are in CommomC++ i´ve already
> implemented :-)
> The needed features are too specifiy, I think.
commonc++ is kinda good, but not that good :>
i'm doing something that compiles "right out of box" for both
GNU/g++ and Win32/
Patrick Schnorbus wrote:
>
> thanx, but the relevant functions that also are in CommomC++ i´ve already
> implemented :-)
> The needed features are too specifiy, I think.
commonc++ is kinda good, but not that good :>
i'm doing something that compiles "right out of box" for both
GNU/g++ and Win32
It's been more than a month, when is that supposed to occur?
I would be needing an account soon.
Thanks,
--
Eray (exa) Ozkural
Comp. Sci. Dept., Bilkent University, Ankara
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www: http://www.cs.bilkent.edu.tr/~erayo
It's been more than a month, when is that supposed to occur?
I would be needing an account soon.
Thanks,
--
Eray (exa) Ozkural
Comp. Sci. Dept., Bilkent University, Ankara
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www: http://www.cs.bilkent.edu.tr/~erayo
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My sourcenav package was sponsored by Murat Demirten but it looks
like he has mistakenly registered himself as the maintainer. Bug
reports go to him. My previously sponsored packages had the maintainer
field indicating me. What is the proper way to fix this?
Thanks,
--
Eray (exa) Ozkural
Comp.
My sourcenav package was sponsored by Murat Demirten but it looks
like he has mistakenly registered himself as the maintainer. Bug
reports go to him. My previously sponsored packages had the maintainer
field indicating me. What is the proper way to fix this?
Thanks,
--
Eray (exa) Ozkural
Comp.
Thomas Lange wrote:
>
> Before doing the upload, I like to spilt this package into two
> packages, because there's one part containing the scripts, and the
> other (very big) part consists of two special kernels. Do I have to
> make two source packages for that, or can I create two single binary
>
Thomas Lange wrote:
>
> Before doing the upload, I like to spilt this package into two
> packages, because there's one part containing the scripts, and the
> other (very big) part consists of two special kernels. Do I have to
> make two source packages for that, or can I create two single binary
Hi,
I'm an applicant in the new maintainer queue. My AM is
Mr. Guillaum. Since becoming a maintainer may be a lengthy
process, I request for a sponsor to take care of my new
packages. My sather* and insight packages are already in
the archive, but sourcenav and overkill are yet to be uploaded.
(I
Hi,
I'm an applicant in the new maintainer queue. My AM is
Mr. Guillaum. Since becoming a maintainer may be a lengthy
process, I request for a sponsor to take care of my new
packages. My sather* and insight packages are already in
the archive, but sourcenav and overkill are yet to be uploaded.
(
"Oliver M . Bolzer" wrote:
> OK, I'll take a look at them tomorrow and if they look OK, will
> sponsor them for you.
A recent insight happens to be at
http://pccluster.cs.bilkent.edu.tr/~exa/debian/
the sourcenav has still some build problems.
Thanks,
--
Eray (exa) Ozkural
Comp. Sci. Dept.,
"Oliver M . Bolzer" wrote:
> OK, I'll take a look at them tomorrow and if they look OK, will
> sponsor them for you.
A recent insight happens to be at
http://pccluster.cs.bilkent.edu.tr/~exa/debian/
the sourcenav has still some build problems.
Thanks,
--
Eray (exa) Ozkural
Comp. Sci. Dept.
Yes, I need a sponsor. I desperately want to get the
insight and sourcenav packages done. I know you're all
busy and tired, but that's how volunteer work goes :)
The sponsor will just have to check if the packages
are okay. I'm on the nm queue so I'll be able to take
them over once I'm out of it.
Hi,
I'm looking for a sponsor to my upcoming insight and sourcenav
packages. Previously Torsten Landschoff had sponsored my sather
packages. I've now written to Tony Mancill because he'd told
that he could sponsor my uploads before. The ITPs can be found
in WNPP.
I'd also be glad if one of the ap
Hi,
I'm looking for a sponsor to my upcoming insight and sourcenav
packages. Previously Torsten Landschoff had sponsored my sather
packages. I've now written to Tony Mancill because he'd told
that he could sponsor my uploads before. The ITPs can be found
in WNPP.
I'd also be glad if one of the a
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