Christian Perrier wrote:
Quoting Justin B Rye ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Is this version of dtc-xen/templates still up for review?
Well, yes. The maintainer introduced many templates and most of them
need a very solid review (just like the dtc templates were needing).
Of course, what I usually
Christian Perrier wrote:
This is the last call for comments for the review of debconf
templates for mediawiki1.7.
You know, I never meant to end up replying to every message on this
list.
Templates: OK. Control: both mediawiki1.7 and -math have:
MediaWiki is a particular wiki engine (a
Alexander Schmehl wrote:
A draft is available at http://people.debian.org/~tolimar/release.txt
Can you explain what's meant by (or point to another phrasing of)
the final phrase here?
This release introduces a newly developed graphical frontend to
the installation system supporting scripts
Alexander Schmehl wrote:
This release introduces a newly developed graphical frontend to
the installation system supporting scripts using composed
characters and complex languages;
(ie:)
The graphical user interface supportes languages the textual user
interface does not support, since they
Christian Perrier wrote:
Please send reviews as unified diffs (diff -u) against the original
files. Comments about your proposed changes will be appreciated.
A couple of things in the the templates; again I'll inline a diff
against the RFR and attach one against the original.
Template:
James Westby wrote:
Please find, for review, the debconf templates of mysql-dfsg-5.0.
The templates I can't improve on; the control file on the other hand
has a couple of obvious non-nativisms. Diffs and revised versions
just for those attached; presumably other ocsinventory-* packages
need the
Nicolas François wrote:
Fabian Greffrath wrote:
But I think it is common practice to indent the 'Homepage' line in
debian/control by one more space character. Isn't it?
Yes. It is specified in the Debian Developer's Reference:
Christian Perrier wrote:
- Allows you to exactly understand exactly your disk usage by
- graphically representating your filesystem as a set of concentric
- segmented-rings.
+ Filelight allows you to understand your disk usage by graphically
+ representing your filesystem as a set of
Kevin Coyner wrote:
Christian Perrier wrote..
[reinstating some context I feel like pontificating about]
I would
personnally prefer multi-user if English uses the same conventions
than French for such constructions of words (use a hyphen between two
vowels but no hyphens between a vowel
On Sun, Apr 22, 2007 at 11:57:01AM +0200, Christian Perrier wrote:
Quoting Josselin Mouette ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Template: debreaper/use_viaticum
Type: select
_Choices: Only GNOME programs, All X sessions, The whole system
Default: All X sessions
_Description: Use debreaper for:
Justin B Rye wrote:
Template: postfix/main_mailer_type
...
+ Internet site:
+ Mmail is sent and received directly using SMTP.
Oops! (E-)Mail, not M-mail.
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...
Your templates patch looks good, but there's at least one other
change I'd make to the control file.
Package: jed-extra
Architecture: all
Depends: debconf | debconf-2.0
Recommends: jed (= 0.99.18) | xjed (= 0.99.18)
Enhances: jed, xjed
Suggests: slsh,
A second round of niggles; only the last one is essential.
Template: postfix/mydomain_warning
...
Postfix version 2.3.3-2 and later require changes in main.cf.
Specifically, mydomain must be specified, since hostname(2) is not
a fully-qualified domain name (FQDN).
Specifically specified
Christian Perrier wrote:
Switched use of ; and , as this way it seems more natural or pretty
to me. However, as I am not native to English, this is a suggestion that
should be revised by a native speaker.
Well, as far as I know, semi-colons should be used in
enumerations. I'm absolutely
Christian Perrier wrote:
Quoting Rasmus Bøg Hansen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
sigit:
Description: A small utility to change signatures randomly
utility to change mail signatures randomly
Yup...
This small utility changes signatures in random order.
This sounds as if you've got a list of
MJ Ray wrote:
So xdm's template (and any others copied) still has two bugs:
1. this is not selecting which one runs by default is it? It seems
like it's selecting which one is the first choice. The one that runs
by default is the fall-back, the last choice, which I suspect is
Kevin Coyner wrote:
I took a few liberties in rewriting the control file.
Looks good.
I would suggest that the three config files - users, clients, proxy
- be left intact with examples but commented out completely and copied to
/etc/radiusd-livingston as part of the install. A new file
Christian Perrier wrote:
Please find, for review, the debconf templates of foomatic-gui.
Just one extra change to the control file:
Package: printconf
...
Some low-end inkjet and laser printers that use proprietary languages
(sometimes erroneously called WinPrinters or GDI printers) will
Christian Perrier wrote:
Please find, for review, the debconf templates of roundcube.
I think you got everything, except:
-Description: modern, skinnable, AJAX based webmail solution for IMAP servers
+Description: skinnable, AJAX based, webmail solution for IMAP servers
Excess comma after
The main thing I notice is that it still talks about NET SNMP
where its sourceforge page has Net-SNMP.
Template: snmpd/upgradefrom521
...
The daemon is now started as user snmp, binds to localhost only and SMUX
support is disabled.
Or to keep the daemon the subject of each clause: and runs
Jens Seidel wrote:
Kevin Coyner wrote:
Some ISPs (commonly modem, DSL, or wireless 802.11 services) require you to
enter a username and password in order to connect to the Internet.
ISP stands for Internet Service Provider, right?
A DSL service is not an ISP!
I suppose calling an ISP a
Christian Perrier wrote:
Please find, for review, the debconf templates of ucf.
This one doesn't need much work at all.
Template: ucf/changeprompt
...
+ A new version of the ${FILE} configuration file is available, but the local
+ copy has been modified.
I think that new version of
On Sun, May 06 I wrote (on debian-l10n-english):
Christian Perrier wrote:
Please find, for review, the debconf templates of alsa-driver.
I've got some concerns with the control file, too - in summary: it
doesn't suggest any reason why anyone would want to compile a
custom alsa-modules
Kevin Coyner wrote:
Below please find changes to the RFR version with comments.
So my diff is cumulative to everyone else's so far.
Template: davfs2/group_name
...
- _Description: Group for the users allowed to mount WebDAV resources:
+ _Description: Group for the users that will be
Christian Perrier wrote:
davfs2 is a Linux file system driver that allows mouting a WebDAV
s/mout/mount/ again!
resource as a regular file system, so that files in that resource can
be edited using standard applications that interact with the file
system (e.g. text editors).
.
It
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Minor changes to one template:
Template: squid/fix_cachedir_perms
...
_Description: Fix permissions of cache_dir?
The values for 'cache_effective_user' and/or 'cache_effective_group'
in Squid's configuration
Christian Perrier wrote:
Template: exim4/purge_spool
...
_Description: Remove undelivered mails in spool directory?
There are mails in the exim spool directory /var/spool/exim4/input which
Call that the Exim spool directory.
have not yet been delivered. Removing Exim will cause them to
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Incorporating previous reviews.
Template: avelsieve/runconfig
...
_Description: Activate avelsieve automatically after installation?
Except that it happens now, not as a separate stage subsequent to
dpkg --install
Christian Perrier wrote:
Quoting Nicolas Spalinger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
...
* Description : tool to view font outline hinting
...
A GTK+, Cairo-based tool to look in detail at how the FreeType hinting
process is affecting the outlines of a font. It allows looking at a
magnified version
MJ Ray wrote:
Main changes:
This catches everything I'd seen, except:
-pDebian users can automatically submit information about the installed
-packages voluntarily (and anonymously). While the main purpose to
-collect these information is to optimize DVD contents, prioritize
-translation
Justin B Rye wrote:
_Description: Should the GNUnet daemon be launched at the system's startup?
Simpler (or shorter, anyway): launched on boot
I left this out of the patch.
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--- ../gnunet.old/debian/gnunet-daemon.templates2007-05-15
18:47
Christian Perrier wrote:
It is recommended that you use a dedicated group to run GNUnet, and check
that this group does not already own any data.
I'd prefer avoiding the that you use and keep that sort of sentences
neutral (yes, as usual ;-)).
If It is recommended to use... is not great,
Christian Perrier wrote:
Template: gnunet-daemon/gnunet_user
...
_Description: GNUnet user:
Please choose the user that he the GNUnet daemon process will run as.
^^^
Typo.
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No control-file changes, just some for the templates.
Template: krb5-admin-server/newrealm
...
_Description: Setting up a Kerberos Realm
This package contains the administrative tools necessary to run on the
MJ Ray wrote:
The following should say currently-installed, not currently
installed:
Template: ucf/changeprompt_threeway
Template: ucf/changeprompt
To me that looks okay, but I suspect it's because I'm another
en_GB-speaker. All the style references I can find that mention the
issue (such as
Kevin Coyner wrote:
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Only two points:
Template: mantis/admin
...
_Description: Mantis administrator e-mail address:
Users will be prompted to send an e-mail to this address when an error
occurs that requires the intervention of a system
Sorry about the lack of diffs.
Template: smstools/configure
...
_Description: Manage smsd configuration with debconf?
Users shouldn't need to know what debconf is, so the question should
be something like:
_Description: Manage smsd configuration automatically?
Reject this option if you
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Canonicalising the capitalisation of Common Lisp throughout.
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--- ../common-lisp-controller.old/debian/templates 2007-04-25
05:23:01.0 +0100
+++
Christian Perrier wrote:
This is the last call for comments for the review of debconf
templates for exim4.
Did you see
http://lists.debian.org/debian-l10n-english/2007/05/msg00134.html;?
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Sergei Golovan wrote:
I'm preparing new memchan package for uploading to Debian distribution
and asking someone to review its description.
Okay. Diff and revised version of the text attached.
Package: memchan
Section: libs
I should start by saying that I'm not a Tcl programmer; in fact I
MJ Ray wrote:
e.g. should be replaced with for example - English instead of a
Latin abbreviation.
Not a policy I would have thought to enforce, but for e.g. and i.e.
it's worth bearing in mind. In this particular case:
However, please note that if you specified a cache directory
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Okay.
Template: gnome-applets/cpufreq_SUID_bit
...
_Description: Should cpufreq-selector use root privileges when running?
sarcasmNo, only when not running!/sarcasm
_Description: Should cpufreq-selector run
Christian Perrier wrote:
If
in doubt, you should not choose this option.
Make it obvious that laziness is safe:
If in doubt, accept the default of 'no'.
yellNO/yell. Thou Shalt not make reference to interface widgets in
debconf translations. No is one. Not all debconf interfaces
Christian Perrier wrote:
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General note: the templates may seem to be debconf abuse but this has
been discussed with Ben Hutchings, the maintainer, and we concluded
that, given the very clumsy license of the upstream software, they're
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Template: microcode.ctl/check-new
...
These microcodes are non-free software and cannot distributed
^be
within the package. They can be downloaded from the
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One comment on the template, but not one that leads to a new change:
Template: slbackup-php/use-ssl
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Activate SSL support in slbackup-php?
Please note that SSL is
_Description: What would you like to do about ${BASENAME}?
Action for ${BASENAME}:. The main point was not turning the
prompt into neutral wording but *first* avoiding the
interrogative form.
How about What to do with ${BASENAME}: as a compromise?
(Posted to d-l-e only, to see if anyone
Yukiharu Yabuki wrote:
[extra context:]
Enrico Zini wrote:
From the description it looks like td2planet is a reimplementation of
Ruby, instead of a planet implemented in ruby.
He's right; you can say an implementation in Ruby or a Ruby
implementation, but an implementation of Ruby
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Just one suggestion for the control file:
Package: watchdog
...
Description: software watchdog
The watchdog program writes to /dev/watchdog every ten seconds.
If the device is opened but not written to within a
Rene Mayorga wrote:
Hi!
I'm preparing a package for 'rsstail', this would be the first upload
for this package.
I'll be happy if someone can review the description and the manpage[0].
Okay. Patch attached.
Package: rsstail
...
Description: console RSS reader that monitors a feed and
Justin B Rye wrote:
Parse a RSS feed and read it, in an output similar to the
tail command.
Parse an RSS feed and read it, giving output similar to the
tail command.
Oops, I corrected the a to an here, but missed it in the patch
on the troff source. Fixed version:
--- rsstail.1.old
Yukiharu Yabuki wrote:
Description: Ruby-based server-side blog aggregator
This package is a server-side blog aggregator (commonly called a
'planet' server software) which is well-suited for aggregating
tDiary-based blogs. See /usr/share/doc/td2planet/README.
A [...] software is wrong (see
Christian Perrier wrote:
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templates for gnome-applets.
One line hasn't quite patched right:
Template: gnome-applets/cpufreq_SUID_bit
...
_Description: Should cpufreq-selector run with root privileges?
The 'cpufreq-selector'
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The only (repeated) point worth fixing is:
Template: man-db/build-database
and
Template: man-db/rebuild-database
...
If you do not build the database now, it will be built the next time
/etc/cron.weekly/mandb
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+_Description: Do you want system-wide readable home directories?
+ By default, the users' home directories are readable by all users on
+ the system. If you want to increase the security and privacy on the
+
Christian Perrier wrote:
Template: smstools/eventhandler
...
_Description: Global event-handler:
Please specify an external program or script that will execute,
whenever a message was sent, received or failed.
This would be short for will execute whenever a message was sent,
or a message
Justin B Rye wrote:
15c15
Description: Add and remove users and groups
---
Description: add and remove users and groups
Oops! Wrong sort of diff.
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--- ../adduser.old/debian/templates 2007-01-19 07:15:08.0 +
+++ debian/templates
James Westby wrote:
On (11/06/07 12:44), Justin B Rye wrote:
By default, the daemon provides a 'selection' mode, so that cut-and-paste
with the mouse works on the console just as it does under X.
Just a query, cut-and-paste sticks out to me, is everybody happy with
it? I can't think
Christian Perrier wrote:
I feel that it coul dbe good to send the corrected versions of both
the templates and control files after changing what you guys
suggested.
Package: adduser
...
Adding users with adduser is much easier than adding them manually.
Adduser will choose appropriate UID
Christian Perrier wrote:
Apart from MJ, who I still have to say Hi to and make him discover
that my spoken English is even worse than my written one, who among
the dle people is actually at Debconf?
I'm a central Edinburgh resident, but I won't be able to make it
down the road to the Teviot
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+ The keymap configuration tool has been setup not to touch an existing
+ keymap.
The noun is a setup, the verb is to set up.
- However, you have file(s) that were recognized as boot-time keymaps by
- older
Christian Perrier wrote:
I also entirely revamped the first template as an attempt to make it
fit in a single screen (this is probably not still enough: shortening
it by at least 2 lines would be good).
I think I can do three, but extra input would be welcome.
Template:
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Nothing very major:
Template: dibbler-client/start
...
The Dibbler client can be configured to be launched when the system
is started. If you choose this option, this host will have a correct
IPv6 setup after
Christian Perrier wrote:
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Your UTF-8 attachments seem to have converted to Latin-1... let's see
if mine do too.
Template: wnorwegian/whichvariant
Norwegian has two different written forms, namely bokmaal and nynorsk.
Template:
Christian Perrier wrote:
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templates for myphpmoney.
On looking at this again I've noticed a couple of things in the
templates that I should have spotted the first time round.
Template: myphpmoney/mysql_user
...
_Description: MySQL
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(Incorporating some material from Kevin.)
+ Zope offers an extensible, modular structure that allows for an
+ easy addition of extra components (products) or features. Each product or
feature
+ is usually
Christian Perrier wrote:
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templates for ca-certificates.
Template: ca-certificates/trust_new_crts
...
- yes: new CA certificates will be trusted and installed;
- no : new CA certificates will not be installed by default;
-
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Template: ltsp-client/abort-installation
...
- ltsp-client cannot be installed in a regular machine. This package provides
- the basic structure for a LTSP terminal.
+ The ltsp-client package cannot be installed
Christian Perrier wrote:
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templates for libpaper.
Package: libpaper1
Description: library for handling paper characteristics
^
Package: libpaper-utils
Description: Library for handling paper characteristics
Christian Perrier wrote:
Package: ldm
...
Description: LTSP display manager
ldm is an X11 display manager similar to xdm, gdm and kdm, but unlike
those it wraps the X11 traffic within an SSH tunnel to provide a
secure login mechanism for remote X sessions. ldm provides access
only
Luis Rodrigo Gallardo Cruz wrote:
I'm adopting stunnel, and updating it to version 4. Since this is a
big change, I want to add a News.Debian entry, and would like to make
sure it's clear. Would someone please proofread the following?
Bonus nitpick: NEWS.Debian!
Thanks in advance, and please
I'm thinking of submitting a bugreport against Developers-Reference
section 6.2.2, and would appreciate any input from d-l-e readers,
what with there being nothing else going on here at present.
DevRef 6.2.2:
# The synopsis line (the short description) should be concise. It
# must not repeat the
Vincent Bernat wrote:
I did change the short description to:
screen recording tool to SWF movie
I hope this is OK since pyvnc2swf is already in the NEW
queue. Otherwise, I will change it for the next upload.
A change would be good, since that doesn't quite make sense.
Hamish's suggestion
MJ Ray wrote:
Here's my attempt. Hope I didn't declare too much as non-key.
I also saved a bit of space by removing a redundant modules then
lost it again by expanding PAM on first use...
I've only got a couple of suggested further tweaks:
--- libpam0g.templates.orig 2007-08-29
Christian Perrier wrote:
Too long debconf templates raise a few concerns for me:
Well, I tried again, incorporating a couple of your comments and
merging the first two paragraphs. This may be taking it too far.
--- libpam0g.templates.orig 2007-08-29 22:14:58.0 +0100
+++
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Description: Next Generation Nested X Server
Why all the caps? X, fair enough, and Next Generation is
arguable, but since there's no such thing as an NGNXS I suggest:
Description: next generation nested X
Second draft:
-
Policy says that the synopsis line (the short description) needs to
be informative but concise, and must not repeat the package's name.
The synopsis functions as an appositive phrase describing the
package.
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One reversion and a minor grammar-fix.
- Portmap by default listens to all IP addresses. However, if you are
- not providing network RPC services to remote clients (you are if you are
- setting up a NFS or NIS
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_Description: Should nasd release /dev/dsp?
- The NAS server will by default open the audio device configured on your
+ The NAS server will by default open the audio device configured on the
system at startup,
MJ Ray wrote:
Christian Perrier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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files. Comments about your proposed changes will be appreciated.
The original files don't seem to be attached. Did you mean your
modified files?
No, the originals
+ Please enter the name of the local Kerberos realm.
+ .
+ Using the uppercase domain name is common. For instance, if the host
+ name is host.org.com, then the realm will become ORG.COM. The default
+ for this host is ${default_realm}.
org.com really exists! Use the standard example:
Christian Perrier wrote:
+ There seem to be no multicast route configured. OpenSLP can take
+ advantage of multicast packets and reduce traffic on the network. You can
setup a multicast route automatically on system startup by adding the
The verb is set up (c.f. start up/startup).
+
Christian Perrier wrote:
+ OpenSLP implementation; it contains an Introduction to SLP, a User's
+ Guide, a Programmer's Guide and related RFCs.
(In fact the titles of the docs themselves are apostropheless: Users
Guide, Programmers Guide. But let's stick to possessive singular.)
Well, if
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+ A kernel-headers-* package fitting the currently running kernel
+ needs to be installed. Alternatively, a suitably configured kernel
+ source tree may replace it. Do not choose this option if none of these
+ are
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+_Description: noip2 package configuration
+ The noip2 package uses a configuration data file named
+ /etc/noip2.conf. Further questions are meant to fill in settigns in that
file.
One typo in the templates
Christian Perrier wrote:
(But what does suitably configured actually mean? Is it talking
about an unpacked kernel source tree with an appropriate .config?)
I think this probably means that make config should have been run in
that kernel tree.
This is a use of the word configured that
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Apologies for any oddities - my ISP's POP3 servers are broken today.
Cyrus SASL has stored usernames and passwords in the database file
/etc/sasldb2. That file has to be upgraded to a newer database
format. Before doing that, the
Christian Perrier wrote:
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templates for lirc.
Package: liblircclient-dev
[...]
Description: infra-red remote control support for Linux - client library
development files
78 characters of synopsis is legal by Policy 3.4.1, but only
Christian Perrier wrote:
Package: noip2
[...]
When configured correctly, the client will check the local IP address
at a given time interval. If it has changed, the client will notify
the NO-IP.com DNS servers and update the IP address for your
No
No-IP/No-IP+ host name.
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I've got no complaints about the control file.
Template: make-ssl-cert/statename
Type: string
_DefaultChoice: Some-State
_Description: State or province name:
Please enter the name of the country's subdivision
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I'm adopting MJ's suggestions throughout.
Avoid corner cases which sounds like spoken language to me (I may be
wrong)
(Used accurately it's a piece of technical jargon from engineering;
here it was a slightly
Christian Perrier wrote:
Country's subdivision doesn't work. I'd suggest political
subdivision.
Hmmm, I'd prefer Administrative subdivision as such things aren't
really political.
They're political(ly determined) rather than objective geographical
units, but yes, administrative is better.
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Looks good to me, except for:
[...]
- The UW IMAP toolkit provides the c-client mail-handling library
- supporting various network transport methods, filesystem storage
- formats, and authentication and
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That'll be a while yet. But meanwhile:
Package: gforge-mta-courier
Architecture: all
Depends: gforge-common, gforge-db-postgresql | gforge-db, perl,
debianutils (= 1.7),
Next question:
Template: gforge/migrate_from_sourceforge
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Migrate to Gforge?
The free software version of the Sourceforge software has been
renamed to Gforge. Accordingly, the package has been
renamed to gforge, and sourceforge is no longer
It will become the 'organisationName' field of the generated SSL certificate.
[...]
It will become the 'organisationalUnitName' field of the generated SSL
certificate.
These cases of isation in amongst the uses of ization are
irritating. The package's ssleay.cnf has
[
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Template: mplayer/rtc
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Enable access to RTC?
+ On older kernels, MPlayer can use the RTC (Real Time Clock) to provide
+ better timing in reproduction, with less
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Incorporating all (I think) of the changes that have been proposed
so far.
_Description: Dump databases to file on upgrade:
[...]
+ Before upgrading to a new version of the OpenLDAP server, the data of
+ the LDAP
Christian Perrier wrote:
Package: silcd
SILC (Secure Internet Live Conferencing) is a network protocol designed
- to provide end-to-end security for conferencing services. SILC has a
+ to provide end-to-end security for conferencing services. SILC provides a
Better? But introduces a
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I thought I'd caught up, but I was still one behind.
Well, I've adopted everything you had, but also:
- The configuration of PPPoE is aborted. It can be attempted again by
+ The configuration of PPPoE has been
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