Re: FYI: print/foomatic-filters problem

[Onat I.]

print/foomatic-filters fails to build
due to recent x11/dbus update.

www/surf depends on net/wget for downloads

[Onat I.]

RUN_DEPENDS can be fixed or it can be patched to use ftp(1) instead.

Re: bluetooth-tools update request

[Onat I.]

can you at least help me upgrade it myself?
which files should i pick from NetBSD soruce
tree? for devel/bluetooth-libs and
net/bluetoot-tools, that is.

On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 7:32 PM, Onat I. onatinadr...@gmail.com wrote:
 Could you please update bluetooth-tools
 to include btpand? I connect to the internet
 using iPhone's internet tethering. Currently,
 i can't connect on OpenBSD. If you update
 that package, I promise to test it constantly.

Re: no_x11 FLAVOR for hplip

[Onat I.]

Yes, I only need hpijs. I thought SUBPACKAGEs always depended on the -main
package. Obviously, I was wrong. Sorry to bother you and thank you. I learned
something. That's why I love OpenBSD.

On 06/04/2008, Carson Chittom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Sat, 5 Apr 2008 18:14:12 +0300
  Onat I. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I know, one does not request features from OpenBSD
   developers but I tried to do it myself and failed.
   So, could you please provide a no_x11 FLAVOR for
   print/hplip? The information on hplip's website is
   outdated -e.g. there is no Makefile under hpijs
   directory.


 If all you need is hpijs just do cd /usr/ports/print/hplip  sudo env
  SUBPACKAGE=-hpijs make install

no_x11 FLAVOR for hplip

[Onat I.]

I know, one does not request features from OpenBSD
developers but I tried to do it myself and failed.
So, could you please provide a no_x11 FLAVOR for
print/hplip? The information on hplip's website is
outdated -e.g. there is no Makefile under hpijs
directory.

I'm asking because I have no need for qt3 or py-qt.
It takes hours to compile them. Yes there are
packages but I always run snapshot versions of the
system for security updates. There are times when
you cannot find snapshot packages; such as when
the c library version is bumped etc. etc.

ghostscript-8.62 fix

[Onat I.]

I noticed that ghostscript didn't work
after the last update. Then I found out that
some crucial files in the lib directory of
ghostscript are removed from the PLIST, files
like xlatmap, Fontmap etc. I extracted the
source tarball and copied the files to their
proper places and gs worked again. You can check
the diff of PLIST to see which files are
removed, and hopefully fix this issue for
everybody else.

best wishes,
Onat I.

a simple cd encoder

[Onat I.]

i wrote a simple cd encoder. while there is abcde
in ports, it is bloated and requires cdparanoia
which is unnecessary since cdio can now rip cds.
i thought you might be interested.

Onat ISIK


encode.sh
Description: Bourne shell script

Re: a simple cd encoder

[Onat I.]

On 21/12/2007, Ian Darwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Onat I. wrote:
  i wrote a simple cd encoder. while there is abcde
  in ports, it is bloated and requires cdparanoia
  which is unnecessary since cdio can now rip cds.

 You still require lame, which is in ports.

  I thought you might be interested.

 Somewhat. But abcde finds the track names automatically.

 And there are a few basic Unix shell issues with your script. At the
 very least, combine the two tr steps into one.

 ian:52$ echo '01 Foo Bar' | tr -d [:alpha:]|tr -d '[:punct:]
 01
 ian:53$ echo '01 Foo Bar' | tr -d '[:alpha:][:punct:]'
 01

 And, always quote special characters:

 ian:19$ echo [:alpha:]
 [:alpha:]
 ian:20$ touch a
 ian:21$ echo [:alpha:]
 a
 ian:22$ echo '[:alpha:]'
 [:alpha:]
 ian:23$

 But, if your goal in the tr is just to get rid of non-digits, use tr -c:

 ian:55$ echo '01 Foo Bar' | tr -cd '[:digit:]\n'
 01
 ian:56$

I'm aware that I still require lame but the less
dependency the better, I thought.

When it comes to finding song names automatically,
it can be fixed since cdio can do that too. I just
wanted a simple script which can be used while
offline too.

Thanks a lot for fixing the script, and even for
replying my message. I didn't expect such a quick
reply.

Onat ISIK

xfce terminal dumps core on EOF

[Onat I#350;IK]

XFCE Terminal dumps core if closed with ctrl-d and takes down all instances 
with it. The interesting thing is, although the ksh(1) processes die, the users 
remain logged on and can be seen in the output of w(1). Can you at least tell 
me how to log off those users?

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