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Version: 1.4.13-stable-1
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Hi,
This is just a blocker for other packages that can't enter unstable until
libevent migrates, in my case transmission[0].
I haven't been following libevent development, so please don't take this as
pressure. I assume it'll migrate
Package: west-chamber-source
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Hi,
Just a couple of very small corrections in the package's description:
s/friction/fiction/
s/extensions/extension/
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Package: bley
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Hi Evgeni!
I've been seeing these entries in my mail.log ever since I installed bley on my
squeeze server (around 6 months):
bley[19218]: check_local_db failed: (0, '')
Once they pop-up, bley stops working and all mail stops being received.
longer.
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as
possible (probably during the weekend).
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is in experimental (and so I assume their working on
it), but if you want, feel free to submit a wishlist bug against it and
I'll mark this bug as blocked.
In the meantime I'll upload 2.21 to experimental.
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Hi,
Even though this is pretty new and potentially unstable stuff, it would
be nice if qemu could be built with --enable-rbd. From my quick browsing
of ./configure, it seems simply build-depending on librados1-dev should
do the trick.
release)
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Package: pdf-presenter-console
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Hi,
You're probably aware of this since you're mentioned in the changelog, but
there's a new version out since Jan. 2010:
http://westhoffswelt.de/projects/pdf_presenter_console.html#version-2-0
Is there any chance it
upstream and see if someone else can figure what might be wrong.
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have
anything in the ~/.gtkrc or ~/.gtkrc-2.0 files? (I find it unlikely that
this has anything to do with the problem, but nothing else comes to mind
right now)
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Package: transmission-gtk
anything which seemed directly involved
with tracker copying.
I'll also try to get 2.13 in experimental ASAP, but can't promise how
long it'll take.
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be willing to let through. If they aren't it may be a good idea to wait
until squeeze's release (usual argument about uploading to unstable
during a freeze).
As for sponsoring: sure, no problem, but still considering the argumets
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the whole install for failing to
start up (which is OTH totally understandable when the default fresh
config doesn't match reality)
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overweight the small size increase in the repo.
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org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver.Lock
Unlocking command: killall kscreenlocker
Uh... killall? Isn't it a bit overkill (no pun intended)?
I'm not very familiar with KDE, but does kscreensaver really lack such
an interface (via dbus or otherwise)?
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seem to be a dpkg-trigger for
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Hi,
This is more a RFC than a bug.
I noticed while looking at this fuse bug[0] that the permissions on the
/dev/fuse device won't get properly set until I invoke-rc.d udev reload. The
problem seems to be that, even though udev does apparently
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Hi again,
On 23/09/10 14:28, Leo 'costela' Antunes wrote:
Can we work together on this?
Sure! Absolutely!
Starting next week I'll take a look at the git.d.o code and see if I can
help out with anything. I'll also be around #statusnet.
After some delays, I've finally managed to sit down
with the released version of Dia and if nobody declares
interest in maintaining it (which might include playing upstream) in the
few months after the release from Squeeze, I'll probably request its
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Oops, sorry, this bug still exists in this version. Small slip leaving
an unchecked claim in the changelog.
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if this problem persists with the version in
Testing? Since we're currently in freeze hoping for a release in the
next few months, patching the version in stable doesn't seem like it's
worth it (specially considering it wouldn't be a trivial patch).
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Just joining the choir:
/me too!
... but no pressure! I'm also behind schedule with my Debian duties and
uploads to experimental! :)
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Package: bley
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Hey Evgeni,
After a long pause I'm finally taking the plunge and installing bley.
Just noticed that you use debconf to ask which db type to use, but don't use
that info in the default /etc/bley/bley.conf.
Maybe it could be set up so that it sets it
that, or did I miss something again?
Git has SQLite support, so you're late :)
Damn you fast programmers! ;)
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Thanks a lot for the pointers!
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try backporting
most - if not all - of them.
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exists in 2.03.
Ok, that's a valid reason. I'll try to upload the new version to
experimental this weekend. Should help you out without causing
unnecessary issues with the freeze.
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if I can
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locale settings).
But maybe I missed something.
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So, any concrete objections?
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in the
maintainer-repository. Might take the opportunity to finally take the
plunge! :)
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this isn't an error which causes any
sort of lost functionality, so I think severity normal is a bit too much.
Please correct me if it has any influence over your usage.
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dep if it just doesn't
work without it. Or am I missing something?
I can do a quick upload changing that, but I just wanted to check it
with you beforehand.
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Package: dctrl-tools
Version: 2.14
Severity: minor
The last example in the manpage, about listing packages by size, has a small
problem: if any installed packages have no Installed-Size, paste chokes and you
end up with package names in the first column, instead of sizes, for the rest
of the
://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/3172
[1] http://bugs.debian.org/579304
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it.
For instance: if it consistently disappears before the tempfile can be
renamed, then having the maintainer scripts move the tempfile would
probably be a nice enough solution.
Unfortunately I can't seem to replicate it over here.
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any lying about.
Could you also check if dpkg reports any problems on --unpack ?
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hi
On 04/07/10 02:45, Ben Finney wrote:
The package is already unpacked; should I just try unpacking it again?
Yes please.
The deamon was working OK before the upgrade, right? If that's the case
I can't really see why the config-file isn't there on upgrade.
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code which *could* have something to do with it,
but the logic seems innocuous enough. Regardless, I'll keep an eye on
it, but if you happen to remember you rm'd it at some point, let me know! :)
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Hi
On 21/05/10 01:17, Olaf van der Spek wrote:
Haven't seen this message for a while, is this still an issue in Squeeze?
Yes, this is still an issue. Just tested with gamin=0.1.10-2+b1 and
lighttpd=1.4.26-1.1 (current squeeze)
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On 18/05/10 18:58, Alessio Treglia wrote:
I intend to NMU this and the debdiff is attached, are there any
objections from your side?
No, quite the opposite. I'm totally swamped!
Thanks for the help! :)
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O_RDWR|O_CREAT|O_EXCL, 0600) = -1 EACCES (Permission denied)
I apparently overlooked this because of some local chmods. Will try to
fix it ASAP.
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like a nice compromise). Or did I
misunderstand you somehow?
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cleanly and made all the work before I even got a chance
to sit down to it, but just so it doesn't seem like I didn't do anything
at all, I'm letting you know the icedove-dev bug has been closed by an
upload today! :)
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debian package... I guess I'm missing something very obvious?
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had prepared already
included your first patch, so I didn't even check.
Great, now it compiles cleanly and runs - so far - smoothly!
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I'll try to take a look at this as soon as possible, but it's pretty low
on my TODO list, so if anyone else gets a chance to review the patches,
feel free to NMU.
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which had symbol not found issues probably from the lack of a BinNMU
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Package: python-pymssql
Version: 1.0.2+dfsg-1
Severity: normal
Hi,
There seems to be a problem with the way pymssql sets Cursor.rowcount
when running an UPDATE SQL query, consistently leaving it at 0.
I believe PEP 249 says rowcount isn't strictly a MUST, but since the
underlying _mssql library
plan on implementing it myself
anytime soon.
OTOH, if you meant implementing the whole concept of connection in
knockd, then things get significantly more complicated...
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look into it for the next upload.
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would probably need to be built twice), so it's not currently high in my
TODO list.
As always: patches welcome!
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Severity: wishlist
Owner: Leo 'costela' Antunes cost...@debian.org
* Package name: ttf-femkeklaver
Version : 1.0
Upstream Author : Femke Klaver appelkruimelvlaaimetslagr...@hotmail.com
* URL : http://www.1001fonts.com/font_details.html?font_id=3180
package, but it would be
nice if you could include a standard license header to the file, tracing
back its roots (LGPL 2.1, copyright Andreas Schiffer).
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to the package and mention it somewhere like README.Debian? Perhaps a
NEWS.Debian mention, before the deprecated get taken out for good.
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Version: 0.11.1-2
Severity: minor
Hi,
The current manpage for qemu doesn't mention the -incoming switch,
used for live migrations.
Upstream seems to not have included it in their online documentation either.
Small patch included for consideration! :)
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a clean
upgrade path in every installation.
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with the next upload.
The proper solution will require some reworking, so it might take a
while. Better patches are of course welcome, as long as interoperability
is maintained.
Cheers and thanks for the heads-up!
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/numptyphysics-users/
[1]
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, on which numptyphysics depends.
Current preliminary signed packages available here:
http://people.debian.org/~costela/packages/numptyphysics/
Gabriele, as you may notice, these packages have you set as Uploader.
Should I keep it that way? :)
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sponsor this debian-NMU for you, right?... which actually sounds
kinda strange, since I'm uploading an NMU to my own package, but
nevermind that! :) )
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I guess the correct mode would be 4754 (instead of the current 4750). Or
did you mean there's no reason for that either?
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For the record, I'm not sure when I'll be able to take a look at this
problem (pearpc is pretty low on my priority list, hence RFA), so if
someone's reading this: feel free to NMU!
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was, there is a good chance this was the issue.
Please feel free to reopen the bug if the new release still presents the
suspected leak.
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When running headless, the web client is not able to connect to the
daemon:
I can't seem to reproduce this behavior. Could you please attach your
settings.json to the bug?
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of the segfault problem on amd64? I checked it a
couple of weeks back and there was absolutely no activity in upstream
SVN... I'm afraid whoever takes this might have to do some heavy C++
patching eventually...
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If it doesn't get taken up in a few months, I'll probably recommend its
removal from the archive, considering its low popcons score.
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tag 550476 help
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running sid, this works flawlessly, so I figure it
must be somethig wrongly configured somewhere, but I don't recall
changing anything that might affect this (it's a pretty standard sid
installation with only minor system-wide changes).
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other
laptop?
No, both use the new subsystem. How could I debug the rules called by
udev on plug/unplug, in a way relevant to this problem?
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a *nix, anyway). I doubt that could be a reason for
the problem, but I'm certainly not the expert.
The output of the commands you asked for is attached. The gvfs-mount
dump has the unmount first and then the mount and the affected device is
/dev/sdf.
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[Sorry if this belongs in another package. I'm still a bit lost with the whole
devicekit/hal/gvfs interactions]
Mounting the LUKS-encrypted partition in my usb-stick used to mean I'd have a
directory called whatever the filesystem was labeled in
tag 509040 upstream fixed-upstream
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Yay!!!
Thanks for the heads-up! I'll package 1.80 as soon as it gets released.
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individual bugs addressing
each issue.
And Charles, thanks again for your outstanding proactiveness and
patience in helping out with Debian bugs!
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Package: gnash-tools
Version: 0.8.6-1
Severity: normal
gnash-tools currently has Depends: gnash-common | gnash-common-opengl,
gnash-common, which means it's uninstallable with gnash-opengl.
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To whom it may concern:
Currently talking with upstream to make the build system more portable
and trying to remove some hard-coded stuff before packaging.
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it'll remain open as long as upstream doesn't solve it. When they do,
I'll try to backport it to stable.
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Also according to Charles it should be fixed in 1.74 which was
released few days ago.
Perfect! Thanks for the feedback.
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Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
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* Package name: wiipresent
Version : 0.7.5.2
Upstream Author : Dag Wieers d...@wieers.com
* URL : http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/wiipresent/
* License : GPLv2
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* Package name: libwiimote
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release yet and has
no rdepends.
Let me know what you think.
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[0] http://github.com/jkp/soaplib
[1] http://groups.google.com/group/soapliboptio/
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solution seems to be to change the order of init scripts (set clock _before_
doing fsck).
As a stopgap fix - at least for desktops/notebooks - setting the hwclock to UTC
(UTC=yes in /etc/default/rcS) seems to work.
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the backups[0].
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[0] http://costela.net/2009/08/restoring-a-wiped-out-dpkg-status-file/
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diff -urN dpkg-1.15.3.1/debian/dpkg.cron.daily dpkg-1.15.3.1.new/debian/dpkg.cron.daily
--- dpkg-1.15.3.1/debian/dpkg.cron.daily 1970-01-01 01:00
this bug as blocked by the one on dpkg.
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[0] http://bugs.debian.org/541412
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--- cron/debian/standard.daily 2009-08-14 00:15:16.0 +0200
+++ cron.new/debian/standard.daily 2009-08-14 00:46:23.0 +0200
@@ -51,12 +51,6 @@
fi
fi
On further inspection, this suggestion would probably also close the
pretty long-standing #96476
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