The BM_TARBALL_DIRECTORIES variable at /etc/backup-manager.conf does not
support spaces in path names. For such a case one has to use the
BM_TARBALL_TARGETS array variable.
This is stated both in the ...-doc package user guide (at /usr/share/doc
/backup-manager-doc/) and inside the configuration
This is **not** a bug.
The $PS1 variable is set when sh / bash are started as interactive
shells (that is shells that allow the user to enter commands and view
the output). So the test checks whether the shell is interactive and if
it is executes code that is intended for interactive shells only.
This is not a bug, but the intended behaviour.
** Changed in: base-files (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
** Changed in: base-files (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = gzarkadas (gzarkadas)
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This may has to do that the man page is not well formatted even for
display to the terminal. The lines exceed the 80 character limit and the
page looks ugly.
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This works:
ls -ld /tmp/ | awk '^.{4}r {print TEST}'
These also work:
ls -ld /tmp/ | awk --posix '/^.{4}r/ { print TEST}'
ls -ld /tmp/ | awk --re-interval '/^.{4}r/ { print TEST}'
The online awk manual states in section 2.3 Regular Expression
Operators
It appears that the debian-archive-keyring.gpg does not contain the
current key used by Debian to sign!
Most probably the change of new stable distribution in Debian resulted
in a new key that it is not yet included in the package.
I had the same problem (I use pbuilder in Ubuntu Karmic, with
NOTE: I see in the debian-archive-keyring package page (
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-archive-keyring ) that the
new Debian key is included only for Natty Narwhal. For other Ubuntu
versions there is also a .deb file uploaded but it is in proposed
state.
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Hi, I addressed the issues of log accessibility using a special non-
privileged account (the way the `logcheck' package does) for the cron
job and group-ownership of /var/lig/awstats (rwxr-s---).
I also changed the cron job command to allow the upstream-recommended
way of configuring awstats (one
Hi, I addressed the issues of log accessibility using a special non-
privileged account (the way the `logcheck' package does) for the cron
job and group-ownership of /var/lig/awstats (rwxr-s---).
I also changed the cron job command to allow the upstream-recommended
way of configuring awstats (one
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: global
In order to search for the id, htconfig uses a regular expression
pattern. That pattern is only suitable for HTML pages; it cannot address
the `/' closing of empty elements that XHTML mandates. As a result if
-x | --xhtml is requested htconfig
Works in Ubuntu Karmic (9.10) by building the ipset module (package
'ipset_source') with module-assistant:
sudo -i
apt-get install ipset ipset_source
module-assistant prepare
module-assistant build ipset
module-assistant install ipset
exit
ip sets can then be created and used as per
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: dhelp
The /etc/cron.weekly/dhelp cron job is used by the dhelp package to
rebuild the debian help index (file /var/lib/dhelp/documents.index) by
deleting it and re-creating it.
However, if the umask of user root is more restrictive than the default
022,
The following modification to `gsearch.cgi' (a merge of
/usr/share/gtags/global.cgi.tmpl and /usr/lib/cgi-bin/gsearch.cgi plus
my additions) seems to solve the issue.
Some corner cases have remained untested, but since it is a merge of
previously supposed to work code, the chance of something
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: global
`/usr/bin/btreeop' has been removed from the upstream (source) package
since 2002 (see changelog of global's .tar.gz archive); however the .deb
package's `htconfig' script, which creates `/usr/lib/cgi-
bin/gsearch.cgi' during the postinst package
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