[cc'ing debian-admin and debian-mentors does not make that much
sense]
Bastian Kleineidam wrote:
Here are some possibilities I can think of:
1) Follow and parse one of the -changes lists, archive the changelogs in
a machine-readable format, indexed by source/binary package.
2) Have an
[cc'ing debian-admin and debian-mentors does not make that much
sense]
Bastian Kleineidam wrote:
Here are some possibilities I can think of:
1) Follow and parse one of the -changes lists, archive the changelogs in
a machine-readable format, indexed by source/binary package.
2) Have an
Mike Schacht wrote:
This list of debian machines: http://db.debian.org/machines.cgi, shows
that some of the machines allow access by all. There is no further
explanation of who qualifies as all, or how someone who is all can
get access.
The debian-admin list is given at the Admin contact
Mike Schacht wrote:
This list of debian machines: http://db.debian.org/machines.cgi, shows
that some of the machines allow access by all. There is no further
explanation of who qualifies as all, or how someone who is all can
get access.
The debian-admin list is given at the Admin contact
Hereward Cooper wrote:
I live in Birmingham, UK and work in London, UK, so arranging a meet
in/around these two cities is usually possible at any time.
It might be a long time away but there is a linux expo in may, you
will
definatly be able to get one signed on the debian stand
Hereward Cooper wrote:
I live in Birmingham, UK and work in London, UK, so arranging a meet
in/around these two cities is usually possible at any time.
It might be a long time away but there is a linux expo in may, you
will
definatly be able to get one signed on the debian
Christian T. Steigies wrote:
On Mon, Apr 30, 2001 at 11:50:37PM +1000, Drew Parsons wrote:
I just noticed the debian/rules file for mirrormagic which I inherited from
Joey Hess uses dh_testroot to check that the build is run as root (or
fakeroot).
I'm wondering what the justification
Santiago Vila wrote:
James Troup wrote:
The canonical source for the debian keyring _is_[2] kerying.debian.org
(via anon-rsync); period. The package is a convenience, nothing
more[3].
A package which is horribly outdated is everything but a convenience.
File a bug against
Christian T. Steigies wrote:
On Mon, Apr 30, 2001 at 11:50:37PM +1000, Drew Parsons wrote:
I just noticed the debian/rules file for mirrormagic which I inherited from
Joey Hess uses dh_testroot to check that the build is run as root (or
fakeroot).
I'm wondering what the justification
Santiago Vila wrote:
James Troup wrote:
The canonical source for the debian keyring _is_[2] kerying.debian.org
(via anon-rsync); period. The package is a convenience, nothing
more[3].
A package which is horribly outdated is everything but a convenience.
File a bug against
T.Pospisek's MailLists wrote:
A user reported to me that he can't find libstl for unstable. I checked
and it was available on my mirror and I told him so thinking maybe it was
a problem with pools and the package being somewhere in the middle of a
transfer. Upon which he later reported that
T.Pospisek's MailLists wrote:
A user reported to me that he can't find libstl for unstable. I checked
and it was available on my mirror and I told him so thinking maybe it was
a problem with pools and the package being somewhere in the middle of a
transfer. Upon which he later reported that it
Jürgen A. Erhard wrote:
There are patches that simply cannot be backported. There are others
that are hard to backport even for the upstream maintainers who are
*deep* into the code.
So demanding of a "packager" to "always be able to backport" is too
strong.
fwiw: granted.
[I find it
Jürgen A. Erhard wrote:
There are patches that simply cannot be backported. There are others
that are hard to backport even for the upstream maintainers who are
*deep* into the code.
So demanding of a packager to always be able to backport is too
strong.
fwiw: granted.
[I find it hard
Christian Hammers wrote:
Hi
As MySQL has a bad security problem and is accordingly to a @mysql.com person
no longer supported in potato's version my only chance is to build the latest
What do you want to express? The security problem is no longer supported
in the potato version? Fine. :)
Christian Hammers wrote:
Hi
As MySQL has a bad security problem and is accordingly to a @mysql.com person
no longer supported in potato's version my only chance is to build the latest
What do you want to express? The security problem is no longer supported
in the potato version? Fine. :)
People, stay calm! For a lot of work, no official Debian
Maintainership is required:
. Fixing bugs
. Working on boot floppies
. Revising bug reports
. Quality assurance
. Testing
. Helpping the web team
. uploading packages (through a sponsor)
Only for very few tasks you will require to
Dwayne C . Litzenberger wrote:
I'm not even a maintainer yet, but I was thinking of signing up, and helping
get stuff moving from Incoming.
How does stuff get from Incoming to the main tree, anyway?
Automatically with manual interaction by the ftp maintainers.
I guess it would be better if
Sudhakar Chandrasekharan wrote:
What do I need to do to move to signing my packages with GPG signatures?
Maybe this helps: http://www.infodrom.north.de/~joey/GnuPG-Mini-HOWTO.txt
Regards,
Joey
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Seth R Arnold wrote:
On Sun, Jan 23, 2000 at 02:47:53PM +0200, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho wrote:
On Fri, Jan 21, 2000 at 10:09:37AM -0800, Seth R Arnold wrote:
I am not a packaging expert, but I think you are missing a single lone `.'
in the control file in place of the blank line.
If I
Elegant Dice wrote:
hi,
i'm the maintainer for vrweb (diff email for
holidays), and dropped out of the world for a while
(exams and stuff). 2 of the (simple) bugs were NMU
fixed (not a complaint: thanks Javier) but are marked
'outstanding'.
what does that mean? do i need to close these
Joe Drew wrote:
How exactly do autobuilders work? Will, within a certain period of
time, a package appear in (for example) the m68k ftp archive of
my packages, built by an autobuilder daemon on an m68k machine?
Sure. See http://buildd.nocrew.org/
As well - closed bugs still show up in
Martin Schulze wrote:
Sure. See http://buildd.nocrew.org/
Stephen Hardman wrote:
Ah! buildd.debian.org
Regards,
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Jordi Mallach wrote:
Hello!,
The other day I was wondering why there aren't any Mp3 encoders in the
distribution. Is there any law that prevents us from including them?
There are patent issues that prevent their inclusion, iirc.
Regards,
Joey
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Brian May wrote:
Martin == Martin Schulze [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Martin Since you've got an account on pandora, you're able to
Martin compile on a potato box. Thus, simply make a wonderful
Martin and nice source only upload and the buildd/ia32 should
Martin pick up
Brian May wrote:
Martin == Martin Schulze [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How do you upload a source only package?
Martin You're not really asking this question, are you?
Yes ;-)
Martin The .changes must only contain .dsc and .diff.gz plus
Martin .orig.tar.gz if that's
Matt Kern wrote:
Does anyone run an i386 build daemon? I run slink on my own dev box and so
find it difficult to build packages for potato.
It runs on samosa, iirc.
Since you've got an account on pandora, you're able to compile
on a potato box. Thus, simply make a wonderful and nice source
Jordi wrote:
Hello!
I plan to upload a sponsored package, TIP (Tip isn't Pico). Some time ago,
there was a discusion in debian-devel, about the building of a Free Pico
clone. In the middle of that discussion, somebody named TIP, this enhanced
and GPLd Pico clone. Since then, have been in
Jordi wrote:
On Tue, Dec 28, 1999 at 03:51:37PM +0100, Martin Schulze wrote:
Christian Surchi wrote:
On 28-Dec-99 Martin Schulze wrote:
I guess currently pine depends on pico, thus in the future it would
depend on tip | pico (in that order)
No, pine and pico comes from
Julian Gilbey wrote:
b) Add this to your control file:
Conflicts: gtksamba
Profides: gtksamba
Replaces: gtksamba
If you use the same config file it will be preserved by dpkg, if not,
save it in the preinst script.
My initial thought is
Mitch Blevins wrote:
How do I handle the case where the upstream author renames a package?
I have a package, gtksamba.
It is conditionally compiled to produce to binary packages:
gtksamba and gtksamba-gnome.
Upstream is renaming it to gnosamba, and dropping support for gtk-only.
The
[ Please direct your submission to debian-user@lists.debian.org
which is the proper list for such things.]
crown victoria wrote:
I installed the Debian's linux base system on my PC.
I tried launching the X Windows, however I could
not locate startx or xdm programs in the Unix directories.
I
Mitch Blevins wrote:
Will someone please point me to a package that has a good example
of diversions. I am assuming that this is what I need to package
gnumaniac, which replaces the outdated man pages in the *-utils
gnu packages.
Jein. I understand that dpkg-divert is only a workaround.
[You should tell your mail program/editor to split up lines after
about 70 characters. ]
Andrew Feinberg wrote:
I'm a new maintainer, and I'd like to be able to keep the
package I'll be doing on master or va. The problem is, I don't know
how I would go about repackaging without breaking the
Jason Henry Parker wrote:
When I struggled to compile mozilla in 16M of ram, I got ENOMEM at
total of three times, I nearly had to shut the box down completely to
get it compiled.
If I'd run out more often, I wouldn't consider this; but mozilla *is*
going to be a good browser, espescially
Samuel Tardieu wrote:
I maintain several packages using PRCS[1] and I'd like not to have the
package.prj and .prcs_aux files (located in the top directory) showing
up in the diff, since they don't belong to the sources.
Is there anyway to tell dpkg-buildpackage to exclude some files from
Anthony W. Juckel wrote:
I was just wondering what the status was of gpg and its relation to the
debian project. Can new developers user gpg keys instead of pgp keys (it
GnuPg is becoming more stable.
debian project. Can new developers user gpg keys instead of pgp keys (it
Currently you
LaMont Jones wrote:
I have a package (Postfix) that wants to behave differently if NIS is
installed (more to the point, if there is an NIS alias map). Since I've
managed to remain almost completely clueless on NIS, I was hoping someone
could tell me the best way to see if NIS is installed, or
Ionutz Borcoman wrote:
Hi,
I have sent 2 e-mails to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] requiring to be
assigned as the packager of
libvdk
langdrill
It can take a while. Please remember that there are several tasks
to do wrt. Debian.
Regards,
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Btw. debian-mentors would be more appropriate for this kind of
questions.
I lost the beginning of this thread, but did you call dpkg-shlibdeps?
Just a quick idea 'cause s/o made that mistake yesterday.
Regards,
Joey
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Chris Leishman wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if someone could give me a quick rundown on maintaining
a non-US package, ie. how to upload, what the section name in the package
should be and anything else that is relevant.
Simply upload it to nonus.debian.org, there's also an incoming
Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
MS Speaking of me, I have special rules so I don't have to close
MS bug reports on my own, it's all done by some scripts that run
MS automatically, both during upload and and after installation.
MS Check out bugs against my packages for reference.
Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
MS == Martin Schulze [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
MS Uff. What name would you propose? I will consist of four
MS dpkg-divert statements.
MS All files are found at
MS ftp://ftp.infodrom.north.de/pub/people/joey/auto-close-dpkg/
You have
Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
I am building a package for a NMU based on a new upstream release.
Section 5.5 of the developers-reference manual states:
If it is absolutely necessary for someone other than the usual
maintainer to make a release based on a new upstream version then
Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
MS == Martin Schulze [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
MS Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
[...]
I suppose that some script in dpkg-dev works incompatibly with the
instructions in developers-reference.
Any help/patch/comments?
MS Help
Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
I have seen debian/changelog files in some packages in which the keyword
`closes' is set at the first line of new entries. However, the
packaging-manual (version 2.4.1.2, section 3.2.3) states that:
urgency is the value for the Urgency field in the .changes
I've got a package that has no man page. I've some spare time
and would like to write it. The question is now: how should I do
that? What tools do you recommend? Where should I start reading
about these tools?
Read man(7). Tools? Use an editor of your choice. I know that
emacs, for
Martin Bialasinski wrote:
Hi,
here is a quick one:
will dpkg remove a conffile on a upgrade, if I remove it from the
package?
I guess so. Why don't you try it on your system? Make a backup
before.
Regards,
Joey
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matthew.r.pavlovich.1 wrote:
I am packaging xfont3d, xfpovray, and xfcolor. They all depend on xforms.
I have the xforms-dev package installed, but when I go to build the
packages, the make files cannot find the forms.h file. I symlinked the
file to /usr/include/forms.h, and now the I can
Stephen J. Carpenter wrote:
I know that my concept of time is flawed at best (I often have no idea what
day of the week it is, much less the real date, or even month
without looking atthe display of my pager) but... I was sure it had been
frozen.
Well, you're somewhat right, slink was
Fabien Ninoles wrote:
Just my 2 pennies,
I would have expected yen. :-)
scnr,
Joey
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Lars Bensmann wrote:
Hi,
I put Maildir-support into wmmail and now I'm wondering how to submit the
patch.
First of all should I send the patch to the debian maintainer or the
upstream auther?
That's up to you.
Should I file a wishlist bug and attach the patch or should I mail it to
Jeremiah Cornelius wrote:
Shaleh,
You had announced on the E-dev list that you were no longer interested
in being the .deb maintainer for Enlightenment, and had found two new
parties for this.
Could you announce this again? You also mentioned the packaging of
snaps for Debian. Are
Shaleh wrote:
I just took over the Eterm package. However the bug system still lists the
old
maintainer. Whom do I contact to get this fixed?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mainly you need to make the appropriate upload.
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Mitch Blevins wrote:
If an upstream author provides a man page, which includes
info about paths or install scripts that will not be present
in the debianized version, should I modify the man page?
Of course.
Regards,
Joey
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Roland Rosenfeld wrote:
Just a stupid question:
What's the official way to realize an upstream version update.
It shouldn't be a great problem to manually create a new .orig.tar.gz
and a new tree where the new changes are merged in. But maybe there is
some way to realize this easier by
Chris Leishman wrote:
Hi,
I am about to upload a package that also requires the source to be
uploaded (a new package). How do I go about uploading the source
(the .orig.tar.gz) file? I did a test run of dupload, but this didn't
seem to notice the .orig file.
The .orig.tar.gz is only
Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
How do I move a package from experimental to non-free, I mean, what do I
have to change in the changelog file? Can I keep the same version
number, or do I have to increment it?
edit debian/control
and modify it so it looks like
Section:
Sudhakar Chandrasekharan wrote:
I have been using debmake+devscripts to build my debian packages till
now. How does this compare to debhelper? Also, I remember seeing some
post in debian-devel which said that one of these (debmake or debhelper)
is being orphaned or is no longer in active
Justin Maurer wrote:
a few weeks ago i adopted swisswatch. i update the debian/ stuff, compiled
a new package, pgp signature and all, did a dupload (iirc), and figured
all would be good.
but my package is nowehere to be found. only the older -4 exists
everywhere i've looked.
Did you look
Falk Hueffner wrote:
Hi,
I seem to recall there was a way to close a bug with an upload by
noting it's number somewhere. How is that done? I can't find it in the
docs...
It's not yet implemented. However I can send you my scripts/procmail
receipe that does this job for me.
Regards,
Frederic Peters wrote:
Hi.
It's the holiday, I finished a few packages and have a problem : I can't use
my usual ISP until october. So I use another one but there is a #-^*.#*
firewall which doesn't allow uploads. On the other hand, I can send mails
using a good old BBS.
My question is :
Michael Bramer wrote:
Hello
I have package [g]mc. In this package are some upstream changelog-files:
changelog_intl.gz
changelog_pc.gz
changelog_src.gz
changelog_vfs.gz
I put all files in /usr/doc/[g]mc/. But I get one Lintian report:
W: mc: wrong-name-for-upstream-changelog
[ Justin Maurer wrote:
towards a tutorial on the correct way to make one? i apologize if this
would be better suited towards -devel or -mentors.
Redirected to -mentors ]
Justin Maurer wrote:
Justin Maurer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Justin is in the process of adopting swisswatch from Rob
Dean Rushing wrote:
Well I want to give something back for the great learning experience I've had.
I just had a breakin, so I'm not quite as happy as I should be, sorry.
Great!
Well, I was hoping that I could adopt a package,, I'm now trying to find
the source for phosphorous,, it is a
Florian Hinzmann wrote:
I was expecting an ..all.changes file.
Is this name correct? If yes, why? ;)
Because the program that names the .changes file is too dumb.
Will dlint go into all architectures?
Yes. The filename is important for dinstall (I assume). And the
field
Architecture:
Rasta wrote:
Hello,
I would like to speak to a mentor about becoming a developer. I have read
the Debian Social Contract, developers-reference and packaging.
I just want to be sure I can become confident and capable and understand
the full scope of this undertaking. I don't want to let
Turbo Fredriksson wrote:
How do I do this from a crontab easiest?
Manually I do:
cd /pub/Debian.sid
rsync -ave ssh -l turbo --delete master.debian.org
/debian2/debian/dists/sid .
But then I have to enter my passphrase on master...
ssh-keygen and don't set a password. Then copy
I'm sorry, but I can't find either xdir nor ll* in the incoming directory.
Please re-upload, then we can see what goes wrong.
Regards,
Joey
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This is what dinstall now says:
xdir_2.1-2_i386.changes
NEW to unstable
(new) xdir_2.1-2_i386.deb extra non-free/net
Motif based advanced FTP tool - son of LLNL xftp
LLNL XDIR, an OSF/Motif-based FTP client, provides a graphical user
interface for drag-and-drop file transfer. LLNL XDIR
Daniel Martin at cush wrote:
My question is now: is the stuff in stable-updates ever going to be
integrated into the stable distribution? If so, what's the timescale
on that? Also, are those in charge of the official CD images going to
be putting the stuff in stable-updates into the
Hilton Fernandes wrote:
Hello!
What are the relevant tutorials and documentation that one must read
to be able to create Debian packages?
I thank your attention very much.
1/ Start lyunx
2/ Go to www.debian.org
3/ Hit 'Development'
4/ Read
Regards,
Joey
PS:
Dominik Rothert wrote:
What means following (error?) message:
no utmp entry available, using value of LOGNAME (root) at
/usr/lib/dpkg/controllib.pl line 16.
You can happily ignore it. It's only a warning and says that your
uid (0) belongs to the LOGNAME root which is not found in the
utmp
Ian Lynagh writes:
The .deb contains /usr/lib/X11R6/lib/X11 which doesn't seem to be used
by the package. Maybe it can be removed.
I wondered about that too, but it is in the SVGA servers deb, so I
thought I ought to put it in. Was this wrong?
In that case, better wait until Overfiend is
Ian Lynagh wrote:
I was wondering if anyone could take a look at my first deb
(available from http://www.lynagh.demon.co.uk/debian/) and
see if there are any problems with it.
Ian,
the .deb looks ok from the point of not installing it.
The .deb contains /usr/lib/X11R6/lib/X11 which doesn't
Remco van de Meent wrote:
Hey,
I hope you can help me with this one...
In Incoming on master, there is webalizer_1.20-2_i386.deb. The package
itself works fine (at least, as far as I can test it), but I have a problem
concerning the upgrade from an earlier version of webalizer.
The
Christian Hammers wrote:
Hi !
My jed package is now splitted in jed,jedslc,jedsl-source and rgrep.
How or whom can I say to remove the old jedsl package which is no longer
needed.
Conflicts: jedsl
Provides: jedsl
Replaces: jedsl
BTW: Because I have to binary executable packages (x11 and
Michael Borella wrote:
Has anyone shown an intent for packaging Doug Schmidt's ACE
libraries?
You should
a) look at the wnpp, somewhere in the developers_corner on
our web page
and
b) ask on debian-devel.
Regards,
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because 19.x and 20.x are different classes. Some Emacs programs
only work with 19.x or 20.x. Same goes for the kernel.
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Arthur Dardia wrote:
I'm interested in helping out Debian. I like the idea of a free OS
instead of Windows 95 or NT. That's why I decided to try to install
linux on my old 486. When I eventually get it installed, I'd like to
help the community as much as I possibly can. I was wondering
debstd is depricated, use the debhelper instead.
Regards,
Joey
PS: I'd still do everything by hand though.
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Florian Hinzmann wrote:
Can I and how can I change my subscription to the
non open mailing lists?
Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] I've written a tool that makes
address changes easy, so no need to hesitate.
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), such an MS-DOS like editor...
Bah, who needs that...
Anyway: prodoce them, package them and upload them.
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on the postinst enough?
In the preinst you do
tmpdir=/etc/wmakr.sik
cp /etc/X11/WindowMaker/Styles/* $tmpdir
in the posinst you try to copy these.
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to your normal key instead of creating
a new one. This can be done with pgp -ke.
You could also try to set your id with -m [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Tony Mancill) to dpkg-buildpackage. I'm not sure if that works,
it's just an idea.
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, request the details
send-details nnn
or similar.
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don't want to use dpkg-buildpackage, dpkg-genchanges will
create the .changes file for you. (dpkg-buildpackage uses it, afaik).
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Description: PGP signature
it may
go into contrib, too.
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Not needed, afaik.
Changes:
sound-recorder (0.04-1) unstable; urgency=low
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On Fri, May 22, 1998 at 11:27:21AM -0400, Joey Hess wrote:
Martin Schulze wrote:
the maintainer. Well, there's just right another, using debhelper
partially prevents the package from being compiled on other
architectures.[1]
[1] We had this problem with binary-sparc where no new perl
, I'm
not sure if they generated too few entries though.
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with binary-sparc where no new perl package
existed so all packages using debhelper couldn't be re-packaged
for the Sparc archtitecture.
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late. There are only n packages affected afaik (n10)
but it needs to be discussed on debian-policy first.
Regards,
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