Re: RFS: urbanterror-data

2008-03-25 Thread Gonéri Le Bouder
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 04:34:23PM +1100, Jack Coulter wrote:

Hi Jack,

(...)
 Is there someway I can get a more detail description of what these 
 warnings mean so I can fix them?
You can call lintian with --info flag.
 
 Also, as far as I'm aware /var/cache/urbanterror-data is already removed 
 after successful package installation and configuration.
I removed the -data package with dpkg --purge because I didn't have enough
free space and in this case the /var/cache/urbanterror-data was kept.

I'm not fan of the -data package because it needs a lot of free space
and for most of the user it will be long to install. During this
process, all the apt-get upgrade a blocked.

I wonder if it's not a better solution to provide a script in the
urbanterror package that download urbanterror files. For example a
wrapper for the urbanterror command that check for the data files and
suggest to download the file if needed.

Cheers,

Gonéri



Re: RFS: beef and rhinote [uploaded]

2008-03-25 Thread Andrea Bolognani
On Wed, 19 Mar 2008 21:53:51 -0400
Kevin Coyner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Uploaded. Nice work. Thanks.
 
Thank you very much for your support!

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Newlines in debconf template descriptions

2008-03-25 Thread Y Giridhar Appaji Nag
Hi,

I want to include a newline after the help text for each command line
option of ifplugd (actually ifplugd --help) in the template Description
for ifplugd/args.

debconf-updatepo seems to concatenate these as one single paragraph,
which is not neat and hence #471178.  I can do a --skip-pot and update
the po/templates.pot manually when I modify the templates (not very
often), that would solve the bug, but is this the best way to go about
it?  I also don't know what the best way is to have a frontend display
newlines (not new-stanzas).

Cheers,

Giridhar

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Re: RFS: QTM - Qt4 blogging client

2008-03-25 Thread Patryk Cisek
There was an error in the debian/rules file. I temporarely hardcoded:
rm -f obj-i486-linux-gnu/qtm.1.gz
And forgot to change it to:
rm -f $(DEB_BUILDDIR)/qtm.1.gz

However, I felt it will be better to use simple-patchsys.mk instead and patch 
CMakeLists.txt to remove .gz before generating it. So now here's a corrected 
version:
http://kadu.net/~patryk/qtm/qtm_0.5.8.2-1.dsc
http://kadu.net/~patryk/qtm/qtm_0.5.8.2-1.diff.gz
http://kadu.net/~patryk/qtm/qtm_0.5.8.2.orig.tar.gz

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Re: RFS: urbanterror-data

2008-03-25 Thread Chris Lamb
Goneri Le Bouder wrote:

 I wonder if it's not a better solution to provide a script in the
 urbanterror package that download urbanterror files.  

Please don't do this. :(

 * There is plently of prior art in including large -data packages for
   games (nexuiz-data, for example).

 * It's unfair on people with low bandwidth or no internet access,
   especially as it won't even appear on Debian DVDs.

 * It bypasses existing mirroring setups, such as local mirrors or APT
   caches: If I host a LAN party, my local Debian mirror can provide most
   of the games we want to play at ~50MiB/s. However, if a game package was
   merely a wrapper, my guests would then start to--perhaps concurrently--
   downloading large files from the internet at a relatively awful speed.

   It would, of course, be possible to provide a means of supplying the
   file manually instead of downloading, but this is really awkward, and
   is no better than just providing the .deb of the -data package.


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Re: RFS: urbanterror-data

2008-03-25 Thread Paul Wise
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 9:46 AM, Chris Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Goneri Le Bouder wrote:

   I wonder if it's not a better solution to provide a script in the
   urbanterror package that download urbanterror files.

  Please don't do this. :(

The ftpmasters (specifically Ganneff) suggested it be done with a
download script. Mainly this was because it is non-free anyway.

700 Mb .deb plus 700 Mb duplicated in the orig.tar.gz isn't acceptable
IMO. We need a way to have a .deb in the archive without an
orig.tar.gz before we can have such hge packages.

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Re: RFS: urbanterror-data

2008-03-25 Thread Chris Lamb
Paul Wise wrote:

 The ftpmasters (specifically Ganneff) suggested it be done with a
 download script. Mainly this was because it is non-free anyway.
[...]
 700 Mb .deb plus 700 Mb duplicated in the orig.tar.gz isn't acceptable

Ah, I had assumed it was free software and about the ~100MB mark. I agree
with you.


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