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Package: emacs20
Maintainer: Rob Browning [EMAIL PROTECTED]
24236 emacs20, postrm is broken..
I've fixed this one, but I now have a strange problem. Whenever I
compile a new package, the resulting emacs20
for this minor
issue?
If I understand the issue, this should be fixed with an epoch...
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straightforward to handle most of the cases.
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number that they'll probably never see, and an automatic
upgrade?
Being aesthetically opposed to epochs to the degree that you're
willing to force the user to upgrade manually seems unsupportable to
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that, but if it were up to
me, I'd just say we should use epochs and get on to more interesting
problems.
In the mean time, unless anyone can object within the next several hours,
I will construct and upload a new release of glibc with the version
number: 2.0.7r-1
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and previously unvoiced) objection to this scheme. It might
even be worth working all this up for potential inclusion in policy
(if we ever get a policy manager again : )
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programs died with shared lib problems
until I ran ldconfig.
I don't know if policy's been updated, but contrary to what it used to
say you need a call in one of the install scripts (the postinst, I
believe).
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heirarchical like:
Status: (hamm fixed) (bo known-workaround)
etc. That way we don't have a potentially ever growing number of
fields, just field contents...
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Adam P. Harris) writes:
A good percentage of Debian users (not just developers) are already
running hamm. Why should we have this academic discussion. Just
use epochs, use 2.0.7r, use *something*.
I believe Dale's already decided to use 2.0.7r.
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*every* change is a *big* no-no :
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I'm beginning to think that I need to fix this *now*.
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unstable and frozen. Fortunately a bunch of disk space rained on me
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*could* use Pre-Depends, but is that the right answer?
Thinking about it, that really may be the only thing that'll do what
you mean.
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is in the calls to the add-on pacakges
install scripts that happen en-masse when a flavor of emacs is
installed. A little work with tsort (presuming I can get dpkg to
cooperate at that point and hand over the relevant Depends lines) and
we should have everything fixed up.
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if they've got some proprietary way to configure the connection.
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/audio connections. The receiving side has to have a
port open for some period...
This should be fun...
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pre-release versions. I don't think
that is a good idea, as it wastes our testing manpower, and weakens
the final product.
Of course. That would be ridiculous. No one sane is arguing in favor
of that.
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the package renamed.
Yep, Debian no longer has a one true emacs : I think this bug
should be closed.
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I don't think it's a good idea to do anything to make developmental
versions second-class citizens, especially since we've had many
cases where these versions were the only reasonable versions to be
using at the time.
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. The code changes to accomodate this were pretty minor.
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Is there any technical reason why LEIM (Emacs input methods) is not
available as a Debian package? If not, I'll package it.
FWIW It's already part of the emacs20 package.
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the compiler does the right thing, it just complains.
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, could you do so in the next version of
the emacs20 package please? Thanks.
I'm not really an expert on LEIM, so I'm not sure what you're asking
for. What exactly is the problem, and how can I fix it? I'd be happy
to as soon as I understand it.
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that failures happen sooner rather than later --
i.e. once they've been compounded.
MHO
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Thoughts?
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that need to do useful work, you don't want to be
sleeping.
Oh, and if you're using IDE drives (and presuming switching to SCSI
isn't an option :), you might investigate hdparm. It could be that
one of it's options could help (specifically check out interrupt
unmasking, but be careful...)
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symbolic link
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I've installed the rvplayer package, but even something as simple as
rvplayer /usr/doc/rvplayer/examples/welcome.rm
doesn't work. The app comes up, and then it just sits there. Does
this work for others? (verson 5.0-6)
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W. Paul Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
libc.so.5 = /lib/libc.so.5 (0x4018)
Ah. You're using the older version, but other than newer versions, I
have all the relevant libs.
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Ben Gertzfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
rvplayer does not work under Linux 2.1, if that's what you're running.
Thanks. That explains it. Hope it gets fixed soon one way or
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Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
M-x toggle-auto-compression
M-x auto-compression-mode
Just put
(auto-compression-mode 1)
in your .emacs.
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/doc (nor should you) anyway, so you'll
have to copy them somewhere else. You can run gunzip on them then and
there's no problem.
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Is there something like a graphical workspace viewer for Gnome?
Do you mean a file browser, or a pager? If the former, then there's
gmc.
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On the rvplayer side, nobody there seems to want to talk about it...
*sigh*
Always nice to have such clear reminders of the importance of free
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/local/share/emacs/${FULL} 2/dev/null) || true
and as I recall I was pretty careful to try and make sure to put
things in the right files/order when I originally set this stuff up.
So which should it be for the rm -rf major.minor, prerm, or postrm?
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install) time :
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First, we build this large badger...
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, and they cooperate reasonably well too. Though our more
consertive contingent might not like the fact that they also tend to
be somewhat promiscuous.
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Steve Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There is more to unix editors than those two, deal with it, move on.
There is? :
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/share/info/libc.info.
(It would just be info libc, but things seem a little hammered right
now during what appears to be the /usr/info to /usr/share/info
transition.)
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packge depends on a second package
that depends on a specific kernel version and a user selects that
package, they could easily pull in the one that depends on the kernel
version without ever seeing (or paying much attention to) the
description. This is particularly true when using apt-get.
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* broken if I understand it correctly.
21. Filenames: source files should have .cpp extension.
.cc is much more common (I think) in Linux, but I haven't checked.
Overall, a pretty reasonable set of rules. Hmm. Surprised, but
mostly pleased.
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have been useful in the lab on several occasions, so I'm in
favor.
Glad you got things working.
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a wholesale
drive loss. Is that still worth worrying about?
Also, if you use something like amanda for backups, then you need to
make sure your partitions are smaller than your tape size (after
compression).
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I'm trying to give up some of my less central packages because I'd
like to spend more time on my others. Is anyone interested in
plotutils?
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, if that wasn't happening, I suppose I'd proabably wonder
if I was reading the wrong list :
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, but if they want a customized kernel, then,
presuming the idea has merit, they would need to install the
kernel-custom package, make a selection, and wait a bit.
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that meant replacing one for the
other in my postinst/prerm scripts, but after considering the issue
further, I realized that maybe dpkg-statoverride was only intended for
the local admin, and that I should just ship my file properly sgid
mail. So which interpretation is correct?
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package shortly.
Thanks for clearing things up.
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John Hasler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How about an ordinary meta-package named emacs?
That might be OK. Bear in mind that there used to be a real package
named emacs, though, so you should be wary of breaking upgrades from
very old systems.
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to a mixture of symbols
from both versions of libbaz. If true, this would make it extremely
difficult to actually use a version check function to make sure you
loaded and were calling functions from the version you expected...)
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with the Debian infrastructure?
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was
compromised (for example).
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our policies or perhaps my memory is mistaken.
Also, I wonder if our handling of /usr/local isn't a bit inconsistent
since it doesn't look like we include /usr/local/lib in the ld.so
defaults.
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where I got
the idea things were otherwise.
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Package: sendmail
Version: sendmail-8.6.12-7.deb
dpkg --listfiles sendmail shows no man pages in the latest binary
package. And in fact, when I install the package, man sendmail
doesn't work.
--Rob.
I just performed a new debian installation on an extra partition on my
drive using the stuff from debian-1.0 and the new elf packages so I
might be able to help with some development, and I had a couple of
hitches. Is there any readme about moving to elf (i.e. should I RTFM)?
Anyway, I noticed
D == David Engel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
D No, but there was some info in my package announcement. I'll
D upload it as elf-announce. Does anyone want to write up something
D more substantial? Documentation is not my strong suit and I will
D also be going out of town soon (convenient eh?).
I'm not sure this is a bug, or a misconfiguration on my part, but the
man package installed even though I didn't have libgdbm installed.
Then man would die on launch when it couldn't find the library.
Also, I installed gcc-2.7.1 and libc5, libc5-dev, and elf-libg++, and
tried to compile a simple
What's the current policy about stuff in Incoming? Earlier there was
the Incoming directory, then it was made read only to prevent
downloads of incomplete packages, then an Outgoing was created so that
things could be obtained before someone got around to moving them into
the development
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Erick Branderhorst) writes:
I don't think it can be done this way, because a lot of makefiles are
organized in a way that they require the installer to be root at the
moment of installation, or am I misinformed?
Perhaps fooling install might be an option?
What do you mean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Emilio Lopes) writes:
2- The logo itself is a gif file. Is it non-free? I can convert it to
a jpeg file if needed.
Don't know about the other stuff, but for this I'd recommend png, not
jpeg. As I understand it gif's lossless, and so is png, and I think
png was meant to
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Makes a lot of sense to me, can you hack install to do such a thing?
You mean actually modify the source for /usr/bin/install itself so we
have a new install that's Debian specific, I'd be really nervous about
that. But if you mean either writing a substitute program
Susan G. Kleinmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PNG is a bandwidth-conservative, patent-free replacement for GIF (as well
as many uses of TIFF). If you want to use it, you might be interested in
looking at:
http://www.boutell.com/boutell/png/
Thanks, Susan, that's what I meant to say :
Erick Branderhorst [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone else have any opinions about this issue? We (Erick and I)
have been babbling on about this, and I didn't know if everyone else's
silence was a lack of interest or a general agreement. i.e. Is this
something that people think is worth
Bill Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, I'll take this one.
jgraph-83 ORPHAN
Good luck Bill. Hope your move goes well.
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Ian Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
are no differences that diff can't handle (deleted files, retargeted
links, c).
I don't know if retargeted links covers the following situation, but
don't forget about dangling symbolic links. The GIMP upstream source
contains links to a binaries
Package: cvs
Version: 1.8.1-1
The initial format fails because it can't find the file `CVSvn.texi'.
(760) tex cvs.texinfo
This is TeX, Version 3.1415 (C version 6.1)
(cvs.texinfo
Hyphenation patterns for british, english, french, german, spanish, loaded.
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Pete Templin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As my system is currently laid out, I'm not suffering from any shortage of
swap _space_ (240MB allocated, max seen in use is 33MB), I'm merely trying
to sneak out the best possible performance without spending a buck.
In the end I imagine you'll be much
Pete Templin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What kind of performance do you get with your md devices?
Haven't really paid close attention.
It seems to me (operating in a vacuum not knowing what other disks
you have) that you'd do better by shifting your hdb (primary slave
IDE disk) to hdc
Karl M. Hegbloom [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The special thing was to have upgraded to Bash-2.0. I just
downgraded to 1.14.7, and the scripts run now. I think we should
report this as a Bash bug.
Check to see if you have a set -a (or +a) anywhere in your bashrc,
or related bash setup files.
Gregor Hoffleit [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The remaining question the thread model to be enabled in the patched objc
runtime. The patched runtime can be compiled for e.g. PCthreads,
LinuxThreads or no threads at all. Who is to decide this ?
As I understand it, Debian is trying to
Vincent Renardias [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think perl-base should not be Essential, since it will be replaced
anyway once the installation completes. perl should be essential though.
(Or can essential packages be replaced by dpkg?)
I think maybe you misread the proposal. Under the scheme
I seems to recall this might have been discussed before, but I wasn't
sure and couldn't dig up the conversation, so here goes.
I just got around to installing ssh so I could learn about it and
start using it, and I noticed that when I set up one of my machines
with a valid authorized_keys file
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I agree 100% with what Ian says. (Let's do it)
Consider this another me too.
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rather than be scattered to the four [why four?] winds.
N, S, E, and W
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I would really like to get into using CVS for my package
development tree, but I have been held back by the hassle of
releasing packages.
I wondered about this, and I had a question. I looked around in the
CVS manual a little and didn't find
Jason Gunthorpe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nothing. When you check it into CVS it will rewrite all of the $Id: $
markers and friends to reflect your CVS tree. It shouldn't have any
problems. You might not want that so you can turn off substitution with
-ko I think.
I guess I was looking for
Is anyone else running the latest unstable kernels on a uniprocessor?
I have noticed that with many of the recent kernels (including
2.1.40), time appears to be stopped. With these kernels, on my
machine clock never returns anything but zero, and things like
procmeter never register anything for
and safely?
For this to work right, in addition to everything else, I assume that
Debian policy would also have to guarantee that no package will ever
remove a user/group when purged, and no package will balk if the
user/group it needs already exists.
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Executing shell in chroot: /org/chroots/user/sid
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a separate directory for the db
files and bind mount that directory among all the chroots, then
perhaps that would fix the locking problem (presuming the default
setup uses fs locks).
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to continue to work correctly.
So far I haven't been able to tell if the behavior of adduser and the
related tools is configurable. I can see how to authenticate against
other sources via lipam, but not how to re-route modifications.
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impression that an LDAP approach
wouldn't be that transparent.
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functionality be provided
by convenience wrappers around ghostscript, as suggested in #159888?
I don't know, but I thought perhaps someone else might.
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be any people who would want to contact the
current author about continuing development themselves.)
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Michael Schmitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Wed, Sep 14, 2005 at 02:20:30PM -0700, Rob Browning wrote:
If I compile a trivial foo.c in the unstable chroot with gcc-3.4, and
then immediately try to run it, it segfaults.
You've hit #327780.
m68k-build: could anyone with root on crest
When the machine I have that's tracking unstable is rebooted, the xdm
login screen will not appear until I use ssh to remotely connect to
the machine. Until then the screen is blank. I don't know what's
causing this, or I'd file a bug with the responsible package, but
removing ssh makes the
Galen Hazelwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think it also chooses some instructions differently for a 486, and
these choices are also good on the pentium. That's why, when building
binaries for my use, I use -m486 but add flags which turn off the
alignment.
Right, I had heard that these
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (joost witteveen) writes:
One possible solution is to link Xaw statically in the freeciv binary.
That's what I do with aXe.
Or you can just use -rpath when you compile to force it to use a
particular dynamically linked libXa*. I think that was the solution
used in gv.
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I'm moving this over to debian-devel. Hope that's OK.
Joey Hess [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The real reason I'm replying to this: I wonder what the other developers
think about bug reports that just say a new version is available (as opposed
to, a new version is available, and fixes this
Camm Maguire [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greetings! I've been reading here recently about the mgetty package
looking for a new maintainer. What's the status on this? I'd like to
suggest to the new maintainer to rebundle the vgetty extension, as the
program is quite usable, IMHO, in spite of
Sorry about the runaway mail headers in my previous article re-post.
Emacs was hiding them from me.
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Rob
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Nathan E Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Not that anyone necessarily has the time, but would it be worthwhile to
create some documents listing categories of packages, comparing and
contrasting the competing packages?
Right. I'm about to help someone set up a relatively busy mailserver,
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