[Thomas Soumarmon]
> What I would like, is to be able to post with several adresses
> (mainly 2) and receive only once the mails from the mailing list.
This is easy. Just subscribe with all the addresses, and turn off
email delivery to the ones you only want to post from.
[Petter Reinholdtsen]
> Yes, it is down. I've reported the problem to the people with
> physical access to the machine, and hope someone will fix it soon.
The power supply is broken. We are working on a replacement.
[Oliver Rauch]
> Hello Petter,
>
> I think the SANE CVS server is down - at least I can not contact it.
Yes, it is down. I've reported the problem to the people with
physical access to the machine, and hope someone will fix it soon.
This is not only blocking SANE development, it is blocking my
[Henning Meier-Geinitz]
> Hi,
>
> SANE CVS seems to be down:
Yes it did. It should be better now.
Thanks for letting me know. :-)
Sorry for the unstable service. I wish the power supply in California
would start working properly. :(
[Peter Fales]
> The new code seems to work OK, but I don't think it's a good idea to
> submit it just before the 1.0.9 code freeze. I'll commit the CVS
> changes to the next release.
Then you will need to fix configure.in to skip this backend on all
non-gcc, non-little endian platforms to avoid c
I just discovered this code when trying to find out why the CVS
version of sane-backends fail to compile on HP/UX using the native
compiler.
#ifdef __GNUC__
#define UNUSEDARG __attribute__ ((unused))
#define PACKED__attribute__ ((packed))
#else
#define UNUSEDARG
/* You need to figu
[Frank Zago]
> That's definitively a bug to fix. However you're creating and setting
> a variable. But you're not using it!
Right. I guess I forgot one line when I copied the patch into my CVS
tree. Sorry for the confusion. :-)
[Henning Meier-Geinitz]
> is it only me or is cvs.hungry.com (used as the SANE CVS server) down?
It is not you. The power went out again. It was fixed later that
day. And this time, I remembered to fix the clock.
[Henning Meier-Geinitz]
> As I haven't gotten any response there won't be any change/fix to
> the SANE standard for these issues. Nobody seems to be interested in
> them so we will keep the current undefined state of some
> functions/return statuses.
Well, I haven't repsponded because I did not di
[Frank Zago]
> What's the point of this one?
If sizeof(size_t) is bigger then sizeof(u_int32_t), than the call to
sanei_scsi_cmd() will write outside the space allocated for
ms->n_control_bytes. If it is smaller, the value in
ms->n_control_bytes will be wrong. It only work as it should if
size_t
:15 1.1200
+++ ChangeLog 2002/10/04 13:43:38
@@ -1,3 +1,16 @@
+2002-10-04 Petter Reinholdtsen
+
+ * backend/canon630u-common.c: Change type of size parameter from
+ 'unsigned int' to 'size_t' for gl640WriteBulk() and
+ gl640ReadBulk() to avoid cras
[Henning Meier-Geinitz]
> Hi,
>
> I can't commit changes to SANE CVS currently:
>
> cvs server: [09:06:47] waiting for cvs's lock in
> /cvsroot/external/sane/sane-backends
> [and so on]
Hm, can it be the '#cvs*' one:
% cd /cvsroot/external/sane/sane-backends
% ls -l
total 7594
-rw-rw-rw- 1 c
Sorry for my late reply. I've been on vacation.
[Jaeger, Gerhard]
> The problem does not seem to disappear :-((
> How can I access the repository? Any backups?
The server was crashed, and needed someone to visit the machine room
to reboot it. This took some time, as no one was located nearby.
[Oliver Schwartz]
> On Tuesday 09 July 2002 18:15, Henning Meier-Geinitz wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > is it only me or is there a problem on cvs.hungry.com? I can't access
> > it currently. Ping returns nor answer, also.
>
> Same here.
Better now? There where some problems with terror.hungry.com today
Remember a long time ago, when I used Purify to find lots of errors
with SANE? Now a similar tool is available for all. Check out
valgrind, http://developer.kde.org/~sewardj/>.
> Valgrind, an open-source memory debugger for x86-GNU/Linux
>
> Valgrind is a GPL'd tool to help you find memory-mana
Hello
You are listed as the current maintainer of the coolscan backend in
SANE. I tested the current CVS version on Solaris, and got several
warnings. I think several of these are plain typos (the semicolon
after functions for instance), and severals are just signed/unsigned
typos. You should c
Hello
You are listed as the current maintainer of the bh backend in SANE. I
tested the current CVS version on Solaris, and got this warning:
"../../backend/bh.c", line 1923: warning: end-of-loop code not reached
The last line in the for loop is a return statement. This code seemed
a bit stra
[Bill Sebok]
> Aren't special privileges required to access the /var/lock directory?
Well, as the qcam backend only work on Linux and FreeBSD, and require
root privileges to access the hw ioports directly, the fact that it
need special privileges to create a lock in /var/lock/ should be of
less im
> Yet another one is on MIPS:
This mips problem was just an old config.guess/config.sub. I replaced
it and was able to run configure without problems.
> Another failed build was on Alpha:
> scanimage.c:1564: incompatible type for argument 2 of vprintf'
> This is fixed in CVS.
The alpha problem
Reading debian bug #21983,
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=21983> one
discover that there might be a security problem creating files in
/tmp/. This also is in conflict with the Linux File Hierarcy Standard.
I propose the following patch to fix the problem. Anyone against it?
Checking the Debian autobuilder logs, I discovered that sane-backends
fail to build on Linux/hppa. The error message seem to be related to
the inclusion of . Apparently is missing bug
is present and useless.
It do not seem like a god idea to use as a fallback.
Anyone know how to solve this?
[Petter Reinholdtsen]
> I came across a two year old bug report in the Debian bug database,
> and decided to have a look.
Did anyone have a look at my suggested patch for saned.c to this 2
year old bug report?
I'm asking, as it might have disappeared into mail heaven while
most
I came across a two year old bug report in the Debian bug database,
and decided to have a look. The bug report reads:
I tried to use a scanner with the net-device. I have written the
FQDN of several hosts in the file saned.conf. But I got no
connection. The problem was the FQDN. The hostnam
[David Mosberger-Tang]
> (The "several" days is due to the fact that it will take a few days
> to get the DNS updates propagated if the IP address of mostang.com
> changes.)
You should reduce the TTL on the DNS entries to reduce this time.
Parhaps as low as one hour until you know more.
> Since the mail about the modifications in the hp backend (2001/10/27
> 11:05:41 PDT) I haven't gotten any CVS commit mails. Is it only me
> or does anyone else have this problem?
The hungry.com mail server had a disk crash after the power went away.
Hopefully this start working soon.
Wilken
Jochen Eisinger
Karl Heinz Kremer
Kevin Charter
Marian Eichholz
Matto Marjanovic
Oliver Rauch
Oliver Schwartz
Peter Fales
Peter Kirchgessner
Petter Reinholdtsen
Rene Rebe
Simon Munton"
Stéphane Voltz
Tom Martone
[slackpat]
> Which Quickcam
> [...]quickcamexpress yes for v4l compat
> quickcamweb yes code next week or so to be posted see
> http://qce-ga.sf.net
> quickcam-vc also at sourceforge Unfortunately these drivers are not
> compatable with sane at the moment b
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