ch to keep decnet support, then someone
should probably figure out how to circumvent waiting for the DECnet to
settle when it isn't actually configured, and propose a patch to do
that.
Even just checking for the existence of dnet-common or similar would
probably be enough.
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Package: libdb4.6-tcl
Severity: important
Version: 4.6.21-11
The various libdb*-tcl packages should Depend on the version of tcl
that they were compiled against. [This is to avoid issues where the
wrong version of tcl loads the module and fails miserably.]
Don Armstrong
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's unlikely that any additional fixes
will be added outside of sporadic QA uploads to fix particularly
glaring issues.
Don Armstrong
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release
previously.]
Since defoma should go away, I'm not going to bother to make a QA
release where I just delete this codepath, but the next time someone
makes an upload (if that actually happens) it should get deleted.
Downgrading to important so people don't needlessly waste time
is going to go away in the
not-to-distant future.
Don Armstrong
1: I certainly can't remember the last time I needed to use tic to
compile a terminfo file, so it's not like its a significant portion of
the functionality that ncurses-bin provides.
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On Wed, 16 Sep 2009, Thomas Dickey wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Sep 2009, Don Armstrong wrote:
> >On Wed, 16 Sep 2009, Thomas Dickey wrote:
> >>The fix is incomplete, since the package dependencies do not include
> >>libfont-freetype-perl
> >
> >The package Reco
On Wed, 16 Sep 2009, Thomas Dickey wrote:
> The fix is incomplete, since the package dependencies do not include
> libfont-freetype-perl
The package Recommends: libfont-freetype-perl, which is sufficient.
Don Armstrong
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Package: epos
Version: 1:2.5.37-7
Severity: normal
The use of different voices with say-epos cause eposd to crash.
The program ends with "Segment number 1261 occurred, but the maximum is 442."
execve("/usr/bin/say-epos", ["say-epos", "--voice", "kubec-int", "hello"], [/*
35 vars */]) = 0
brk(0)
reassign 515238 gdeb
forcemerge 515241 515238
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My BIOS reports that the battery is greater than 100% charged.
This causes an array-out-of-bounds core dump. The attached patch
simply tests for >= 100 rather than == 100 percent charge.
If there is a better way to report this bug, please let me know.
Thank you.
- Don
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tag 392402 patch
thanks
Attached is the patch for the NMU to fix this bug.
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at your option. See the file
README and COPYING for more information.
if this is actually licensed under the GPL.
As always, if there are any questions, or anything I can do to help,
don't hesitate to ask.
Don Armstrong
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possible postscript.
This program should have an experienced perl programmer
who can follow the code to really fix this.
This could be my last report on this subject unless
eventually I learn enough perl before anybody fixes this.
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in my opinion.
This patch supercedes all of my previous patches.
Don
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--- psptools-1.2.2.orig/src/psplpr.pl.inWed Jul 3 04:49:28 1996
+++ psptools-1.2.2/src/psplpr.pl.in Tue Jan 15 15:34:56 2002
@@ -33,6 +33,8 @@
require 'ppd.pl';
require 'printer.pl
maybe should
be used as a filter first and the output examined before printing and
before any regular use.
3. My perl is too poor to really figure this out.
4. If this is good enough then the following diff can be added to the
existing debian package building diff for pstools.
Don
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Don
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--- psptools-1.2.2.orig/src/psplpr.pl.inWed Jul 3 04:49:28 1996
+++ psptools-1.2.2/src/psplpr.pl.in Mon Jan 14 16:24:08 2002
@@ -33,6 +33,8 @@
require 'ppd.pl';
require 'printer.pl';
+$used_prog_lpr = $prog_lpr; # default value (ov
Package: psptools
Version: 1.2.2-6
Severity: normal
This diff corrects the upstream psplpr source. The --lpr option is still needed
even when -Pprinter is used contrary to the man page. The --lpr is also
needed when using psplpr as a filter with the -o or --output option. They should
be mutually e
Debian-
Bug report-
Package: psptools
File: /usr/bin/psplpr - perl script for ppd parser
Location: psplpr line 925
I have found the -Pprinter option from upstream is also broken.
My fix for -P printer option works not the stock -Pprinter option.
I mentioned my fix in the previous three messages.
Debian-
I have used the psplpr program and found a quirk
not mentioned in the man page. The -u options
must be repeated for each feature:
psplpr --lpr -Pprinter -u *PageSize=Letter -u *Resolution=1200dpi -u
*ScreenProc=Line myfile.ps
To test the technique use -o - to list on stdout.
Be sure the :
Debian package: psptools
File: /usr/bin/psplpr
Debian-
This is really an upstream issue except the
maintainer is probably the best to know this.
The psplpr program works after the fix in the
command line parser section about line 820.
After the fix, the option is required to be in
a form -Ppri
psptools debian package
psplpr bug about line 820
important, simple
The /usr/bin/psplpr perl script does not work
and completely stops unless these
changes are made to the psplpr command line
parser section. Notice the single dash and the
long option specification are a contradiction.
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