[Paul Wise]
* Package name: khmer-to-unicode
* URL : http://www.khmeros.info/drupal/?q=en/download/others
These programs take a plain text file encoded in either of the ABC or
Limon Khmer legacy fonts and creates a file that is the equivalent in
Khmer Unicode (UTF-8).
Is
[Jeroen van Wolffelaar]
Because gcj nor jikes are able to compile java code on mipsel, kaffe
unfortunately needed to be dropped for mipsel.
Please stop building the java bindings for mipsel, and add a [!mipsel]
qualification to your kaffe build-dependency.
Thanks - I already did this for
Package: sjforth
Version: 0.1.1-1
Severity: minor
...and other com- monly used Forth words. Remove the '- '.
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Package: iiimf
Version: 12.2.2612-0.1
Severity: minor
The package description is not very good. There is no need for a *lot*
of detail, but it should mention at least what IIIMF is. You can use
the first paragraph from the 'iiimf-server' description, which is quite
good.
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Package: libpam0g
Version: 0.79-3
Severity: minor
Tags: patch
debian/rules has a bashism: the use of a {} glob in a rm statement.
Thus pam FTBFS on my system where /bin/sh - dash.
--- pam-0.79/debian/rules~ 2005-10-02 05:18:03.0 -0500
+++ pam-0.79/debian/rules 2005-10-02
It appears that the only change needed for equivs to use debhelper 4 is
a file usr/share/equivs/template/debian/compat containing 4\n.
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Package: devscripts
Version: 0.9.7
Severity: minor
My /bin/sh is dash rather than bash. Building devscripts:
...
sh -n cvs-debrelease
cvs-debrelease: 111: Syntax error: ( unexpected (expecting fi)
make[1]: *** [cvs-debrelease] Error 2
It works if I change 'sh -n' to 'bash -n', but
[Joey Hess]
cvs-debrelease is full of bashisms. Imho putting /bin/bash at the top is
the best fix unless someone wants to do a full audit.
Oh, it uses #!/bin/bash already. It's just the makefile that uses
sh -n for sanity checking at package build time.
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[Reinhard Tartler]
There is no /usr/bin/lyx anymore after upgrading to latest
lyx. /etc/alternatives/lyx* is also empty.
It'd probably be good to know whether you've got lyx-qt, or lyx-xforms,
or both, installed.
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[Thomas Petazzoni]
Description : A 2-4 players strategic game
Biloba is an abstract strategic game that can be played with 2, 3 or 4
players. It is possible to play locally or through the network. Biloba
has an artificial intelligence that allows to play against the
computer before
[Thomas Petazzoni]
Yes, biloba is a turn-based game. It's played around an hexagonal game
plate. Each player has a certain number of pawns, and the goal is to
eliminate the pawns of the other players. Each player plays one after
the other. During each turn, one player can move one of its pawn
Package: iso-codes
Version: 0.48-1
Severity: minor
/usr/share/iso-codes/iso_639.tab is sorted, which is good, but the
comment header at the top is also sorted, which makes for rather
interesting reading. This would be purely a matter of amusement,
except for the column documentation:
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[Marcel Sebek]
I tried the cumulative patch and managed it to compile (though I needed
to remove 2 struct declarations from one header file and add -lm to
LDFLAGS).
It even works, but there is something wrong. Left button doesn't
respond in evdev mode. I don't know gpm source much, so I'm
[Marcel Sebek]
You may wany to look at this page:
http://www.geocities.com/dt_or/gpm/gpm.html
Thanks! I know Dmitry knows plenty about the kernel evdev interface,
since he basically wrote it. What remains is to verify that his
changes work OK in gpm and are all documented properly. I'll
[Bas Wijnen]
So I wrote a script to build a Debian package from an upstream source
directory, generating the orig.tar.gz on the fly. It doesn't touch
the current tree, so it can be used without fear of losing files on
new clean rules, for example.
name=$(basename $(pwd))
debversion=$(head
[Peter Samuelson]
chglog=$(dpkg-parsechangelog)
pkg=$(echo $chglog | awk '/^Source: /{print $2}')
debversion=$(echo $chglog | awk '/^Version: /{print $2}')
version=${debversion%-*}
name=$pkg-$version
Suddenly it occurs to me that $name would actually be what I called
$pkg. Oh
package subversion
retitle 306470 subversion: consider shipping tools from contrib
merge 306470 327781
thanks dude
[Sylvain Joyeux]
The client-side/ directory in the subversion source contains very
useful scripts (svnmerge for instance). Could you include them in the
subversion package ?
[Arthur de Jong]
* I'm not sure if I need some statement on the copyrights on the
generated html files. The css file that is just copied has a BSD
license.
Generally, output from a program is not considered to be copyrighted.
The templates from which it is built could be copyrighted, and
[Justin Pryzby]
Are you talking about the case that the file is at some defualt-ish
version 1, then updated to v2, then to v3, and then the admin
manually updates in such a way that it happens to be identical to
v2?
I'm saying we can't tell whether you modified the file since it was
last
Package: make
Version: 3.80-11
'make' does not export command-line-derived variables to subshells
launched via $(shell):
all:
@echo FOO is $$FOO,$(shell echo $(FOO)),$(shell echo $$FOO)
If I run it with 'FOO=1 make', it prints:
FOO is 1,1,1
...as I expected. But if I run it with
[Justin Pryzby]
Based on my understanding of the situation, an old version of GPM had
a conffile, which is now a UCF-handled configuration file, no? If
this is correct, I propose that GPM should parse any existing
conffile, and determine all the values it sets, and store those
values via
[Justin Pryzby]
Then why does it prompt me? Does prerm remove the conffile after
parsing it?
That's a really good question. ucf is supposed to take care of this
type of stuff - knowing when a config file was changed by the admin and
when it was only changed by the package. ucf support
package gpm
severity 326644 normal
thankee
[Guillem Jover]
Marking this bug wontfix, but I don't really see the point in keeping
this open, and I think that RC is an exaggeration on the magnitude of
the problem. Peter?
Right. As far as I know we correctly preserve local admin settings.
[Justin Pryzby]
Hmm. dpkg automatically handles it for conffiles. I suppose what
you mean is that, for configuration files, admin changes must not be
lost on upgrade. Instead, the file should be parsed, possibly
storing the values temporarily via debconf database, and the file
rewritten,
[Terry Burton]
Since this resource is written in PostScript and interpretted
within the virtual machine of a printer it is compatible with
virtually any operating system and hardware platform.
[Stefano Zacchiroli]
Is this latter part of your long description relevant to and/or useful
package subversion
tags 316143 -fixed
merge 316143 326079
thank ya
[Carlo Perassi]
Hi.
My previous #316143 (co-merged with #323376) still applies as such:
Thanks. Apparently the fix wasn't included in the experimental NMU,
but it's in the repository now and will be in the next 1.2.3 upload.
[Joey Hess]
Please bear in mind that this has to be machine paresable for dch to
to its work.
Uh-oh, he said machine-parseable.
* author name=Peter Samuelson
- New upstream version. closesbug id=#384055/bug id=#386122/
/closes
- Stole patch from upstream CVS to fix segv
[Erik van Konijnenburg]
The upstream 0.0.11 tarball has the attached fix to make the blacklist
optional; workaround obvious.
I hope it's not *exactly* the attached fix:
- parseBlackList ($hotplugDir/blacklist);
+ my $blackListName = hotplugDir/blacklist;
Need a $ there.
Thanks,
Package: yaird
Version: 0.0.10-5
I don't have a /etc/hotplug/blacklist file. I do have a
/etc/hotplug/blacklist.d/ which other packages have installed things
into. Since I don't have hotplug installed, I am not sure if hotplug
is supposed to create and maintain this file, or what.
If yaird
[Blair Zajac]
Instead of packaging 1.2.1, we should just jump to packaging 1.2.3,
which came out this week.
Right, that was the plan.
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[Joey Hess]
a. Attacker links CPLAY_TMP to the directory that is owned by the victim
and to which attacker also has write access.
It seems to me our whole problem is that the CPLAY_TMP dir is
unnecessary. mkfifo is just as atomic as mkdir. Both will fail
if anyone tries any funny
[astronut]
Owner: astronut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In general we encourage package maintainers to have real names.
* * *
So, for future reference, here's a case study in why you can't just
copy the description verbatim from the website:
EasyH10 is an open source
[Bastian Blank]
But if I'm correct and this error shows conversation errors between the
internal representation and the user locale, ignoring (maybe with a
warning) of the unknown locale don't break more than using C as explicit
fallback by the user; the current behaviour is just more
[David Liontooth]
In brief, gpm's -g 2 switch in for remapping tapping to the middle
key isn't working for my Alps touchpad, which makes it hard to
interoperate with an external three-button mouse.
The Alps Glidepoint (on a vpr matrix 200a5) is correctly detected
when the psmouse module is
[Junichi Uekawa]
Have you actually tested this?
You may realize that patch command does not preserve timestamps,
and there will always be a diff.
Bah - I did not notice this. I thought about the timestamp issue, but
I thought it would only affect the file(s) I actually edited. Of
course you
[Martin Meredith]
When using debsign, if you hit ctrl+c when it asks you for a password,
then this makes it so that the terminal is noecho.
This is actually a bug in gpg, but does this help? Works for me.
(Not tagging +patch, because I expect this bug to be reassigned anyway.)
Peter
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package xsok
tags 288143 +pending
thank ye
[Peter De Wachter]
This patch adds support for the WM_DELETE_WINDOW protocol, so that
closing xsok windows with the window manager's close button works
properly.
Thank you very much! Patch looks good - applied.
Peter
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Version: 2.0.14
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
So, dpatch-edit-patch produces horrid-looking diff headers:
diff -urNad --exclude=CVS --exclude=.svn ./src/foo.h
/tmp/dpep-work.XujkX1/foo-1.0/src/foo.h
--- ./src/foo.h1996-03-16 10:58:58.0 -0600
+++
[Junichi Uekawa]
I've attached 2 patches - the first is minimal, the second also
includes a trivial cleanup I found hard to resist.
The first one looks fine to me, the second looks intrusive;
care to explain?
The second one just sets $BASENAME to the basename of pwd, since that
is used
[Florian Ragwitz]
* Package name : libtest-tap-model
* URL : http://search.cpan.org/~nuffin/Test-TAP-Model/
I think it's best to follow Perl Policy 4.2 Module Package Names.
That is, libtest-tap-model-perl. Same for libtest-tap-htmlmatrix-perl.
Peter
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[Simon Kelley]
A brief summary of the differences between dhcp3-relay and dhcp-helper.
1) Size
2) Kernel requirements
3) Configuration
Yeah - this is the sort of thing to include in the long description.
Except somewhat shorter than your email was. Otherwise none of these
things will be
Looks great. Small edits suggested below.
Peter
Description: A DHCP relay agent.
** DHCP relay agent [no .]
Dhcp-helper is a DHCP and BOOTP relay agent. It listens for DHCP
** dhcp-helper [not Dhcp - the real package name is all lowercase]
and BOOTP broadcasts on
[Alessandro Polverini]
A new package welcome :)
I notice you haven't upgraded to subversion 1.2.0, yet.
Anyway, we're working on 1.2.1. Thanks. (:
Peter
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[Simon Kelley]
* Package name: dhcp-helper
Version : 0.2
Description : A DHCP relay agent.
Dhcp-helper is a DHCP and BOOTP relay agent. It listens for DHCP
and BOOTP broadcasts on directly connected subnets and relays
them to DHCP or BOOTP servers elsewhere.
Could
[Fredrik Steen]
Please see archived bug: #280157
If this bug isn't getmail's fault, can it be redirected to the
python2.3 package? I'd really like to see it fixed, one way or
another, and my own python skills aren't sufficient to the task.
Peter
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Package: metar
Version: 20050706.1-1
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
I can convert wind direction from a compass heading to compass points
in my head, but I shouldn't have to. See patch.
Peter
--- metar-20050706.1.orig/src/main.c
+++ metar-20050706.1/src/main.c
@@ -106,7 +106,12 @@
if
[Bruno Bonfils]
url=svn+ssh://192.168.15.129:/mnt/subversion/...
With the new version, I can't update, here the error :
Have you tried 'svn switch'?
svn switch --relocate \
svn+ssh://192.168.15.129:/mnt/subversion/ \
svn+ssh://192.168.15.129/mnt/subversion/
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[Mark Purcell]
* Package name: asterisk-sounds-moh
Version : 20050715
Upstream Author : Enjoy Elena Kuschnerova and Lev Guelbard
Uh. Who is the upstream author again?
Description : Asterisk PBX Music On Hold (MOH)
Enjoy Elena Kuschnerova, pianist, and Lev Guelbard,
[Mathias Weyland]
The files in the musepack directory are licensed under the LGPL as
described in README. The original musepack plugins is also licensed
under the LGPL, so I don't think this is a problem.
OK. I just wanted to make sure you were aware of the licensing
problems I saw before.
[Helge Kreutzmann]
I see that there are interests in adopting this package. If you
decide against it, let me know.
Yes, I will adopt xsok. Unfortunately I just had a few weeks (just
after I filed the ITA!) where I was mostly away from home, so I did not
have a lot of time to polish and test
Package: pootle
Version: 0.8.2005.0217-1
pootle has no manpages. Presumably you could write a single page
describing all the *2* binaries, since they seem to take the same
command line parameters.
Caution: when writing the manpage you should not just cut and paste
things from
Package: metar
Version: 20050622.1-1
Severity: minor
Tags: patch
KICT 060056Z 11010KT 10SM FEW050 27/17 A3005 RMK AO2 SLP163 T02670172
Station : KICT
Day : 6
Time : 56 UTC
This is pretty confusing. Better to say 0056 UTC or 0:56 UTC.
See patch.
Thanks,
lart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thanks
Doh! Obviously that should read %02i, not %2i.
--- src/main.c. 2005-06-22 11:54:42.0 -0500
+++ src/main.c 2005-07-05 21:14:26.0 -0500
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@
printf(Station : %s\n, metar.station);
printf(Day : %i\n,
merge 234291 234361 315791
thanks
[Mathias Weyland]
* URL : http://svn.pld-linux.org/svn/bmp-plugins/trunk/
* License : GPLv2, LGPL
Description : A set of BMP plugins
When I ITP'd this over a year ago (#234291), it turned out that a lot
of source files had no
[Jonas Smedegaard]
This version builds the newer cpio format initrds, even though the
stock Debian configuration uses the older format.
By cpio format initrd do you mean initramfs?
You may wish to change the package description to talk about initramfs,
rather than initrd, if that's what you
Package: bittornado
Version: 0.3.11-4
Severity: minor
In btdownloadcurses, the 'size' field shows units KiB, MiB, GiB, etc.
The 'dl speed' and 'ul speed' fields show KB/s. The 'peers' field
shows kB/s.
My preference would be kB, MB, GB. At any rate (no pun intended), both
KB and KiB are
Package: postgrey
Version: 1.21-2
/etc/init.d/postgrey fails because dash doesn't support [[ ]]. I don't
know if that syntax is supposed to be posix, but I'm told it is not.
It appears to be a ksh/bash-ism.
-if [[ $POSTGREY_TEXT = ]]; then
+if [ -z $POSTGREY_TEXT ]; then
*
Package: gzip
Version: 1.3.5-10
Tags: patch
$ zgrep foo bar
/bin/zgrep: 103: Syntax error: Bad substitution
This is with dash, which doesn't support ${foo//a/b} syntax.
The following patch was tested with bash, ksh, ksh93, dash, posh.
Peter
--- zgrep~ 2005-05-21
Package: popularity-contest
Version: 0.29
Severity: wishlist
I think it would be interesting to be able to weight the popcon stats
based on whether a package is auto-installed or manually selected.
This is only tracked within aptitude (or other apt frontends? I don't
use them so I don't know)
[Penny Leach]
PHP blog with all the common features (comments,track/pingbacks,RSS)
plus cool extras:Click'n' blog admin,extensible event-driven plugin
API,easy styling, multiuser,image management,static pregeneration and
a nifty installer: unpack, open in browser!
So nice to mention how cool
tags 274859 +patch
thanks
[martin f krafft]
I checked out the source and opening is not hard... but mdadm also
creates device nodes and uses S_ISBLK all over the place, so I don't
really know whether adding a || S_ISLNK will fix it.
I didn't actually test this, but I honestly don't see why
Package: metar
Version: 20050103.1-2
Is there a reason metar is only available on the i386 platform? It
doesn't seem at all arch-specific, and apparently doesn't have endian
problems - I'm told it compiles and runs just fine on powerpc, at
least.
If (as I suspect) this is just an oversight,
[Lorand Szollosi]
Sections starting with capital 'E' break the dvi output.
Steps to reproduce:
1., Create a new document.
2., Create a chapter - name it E.
3., Create a section - name it E.
4., Try to view the DVI - xdvi exits with error message:
xdvi.bin: Wrong number of bits stored:
[Matt Zimmerman]
It seems much more reasonable for aptitude to implement build-dep
(one less reason to use apt-get); it should be able to base its
implementation on the code in apt-get if the maintainer wants to.
I suggest that 'aptitude build-dep' create + install an equivs-package
[Adam M.]
Description : a stateful address autoconfiguration protocol for IPv6
DHCPv6 is a stateful address autoconfiguration protocol for IPv6, a
counterpart to IPv6 stateless address autoconfiguration protocol.
Please specify whether your package provides a client, a server, or
[Itai Seggev]
At least according to the svn book, setting the use-committ-times
configuration option
First, it is use-commit-times. You do have to spell it correctly for
it to work. (:
I suspect this is Bug #278162. That is, you edited your personal
~/.subversion/config but did not
[Eric Van Buggenhaut]
My mouse works perfectly both in console and under X with 1.19.6-12
but when I upgrade to 1.19.6-19, I can't move the pointer under
X. Still it works perfectly in console and the pointer appears in X.
This is puzzling. Just to confirm: in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4, in the
Thanks for the quick response.
[Eric Van Buggenhaut]
Option Protocol auto
Option ZAxisMapping 4 5
Option Device /dev/psaux
Aha.
Your configuration is difficult to support properly, and probably
results in a short delay when switching between X and console, since
doing so
[Eric Van Buggenhaut]
If I use /dev/gpmdata the pointer is frozen on the screen, I can't
move it around.
That's odd. You *did* try it with XFree86 protocol Intellimouse?
This is normally pretty foolproof if you have gpm running with
repeat_type=ms3.
If I use /dev/psaux and Intellimouse the
[Eric Van Buggenhaut]
OK. I have to use repeat_type=ms3 + /dev/gpmdata + Intellimouse
and the pointer works both in console + X both 1.19.6-12 and 1.19.6-19
Great!
I'd still like to know whether your original configuration (/dev/psaux,
protocol auto) works with repeat_type=none. It should
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When mouse type set to 'autops2' gpm attempt to detect mouse
type. Before request identification from mice, gpm try set sample
rate, but incorrectly. gpm write two byte command and read ONLY one
ACK from mice but when command is two byte length - should read two
ACK's (one
[Brian Nelson]
* Package name: qt-x11-opensource
Version : 4.0 beta 2
Upstream Author : Trolltech AS
Is there some reason for the -opensource in the name? That's a
pretty redundant designation for something in Debian main, don't you
think? I'd probably go with qt4 or libqt4
[Sonia Hamilton]
Package: wnpp
Followup-For: Bug #304450
Owner: Sonia Hamilton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I intend to package grabc.
Please retitle the bug as described in http://www.debian.org/devel/wnpp/.
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[Philippe COVAL]
* Package name: connect
Version : 1.93
That's a terrible package name. What will the GNUSTEP people do if
they ever want to package something that manages SMB client mounts?
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[Osamu Aoki]
I was successful compiling 1.20.1 into deb packages under sid with few
chenges. (Please not I am not claiming successful packaging)
Thanks, I'll take a look at your work. We're basically waiting on the
sarge release to switch to 1.20.x. This might or might not have been a
good
[Julien BLACHE]
Mail::Verp provides utility functions to encode and decode Variable Envelope
Return Paths (VERP) addresses, as described by
http://cr.yp.to/proto/verp.txt.
Unfortunate name - should have been Mail::VERP. Just as we have
Net::SMTP rather than Net::Smtp. I guess that's not
[Jonas Smedegaard]
I noticed the removal of remember the restart setting? in changelog
entry of 1.19.6-20, and it sounds similar to my recently adding a
silly question to ipopd and uw-imapd: debconf is *not* a registry (as
it states itself in its documentation) so be careful to respect
[Luke Reeves]
I have the initial attempt at a packge at
http://www.neuro-tech.net/debian/. See also bug #259863, an RFP for
this software.
You should have retitled that bug, then, instead of opening this one.
Please retitle / merge appropriately.
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Package: xterm
Version: 4.3.0.dfsg.1-12.0.1
Severity: minor
When starting xterm under the ion3 window manager (I'm told this also
happens with ion2), the text cursor doesn't react when the window gains
/ loses focus - it always blinks (if blinking is enabled), and is
always solid (as opposed to
Package: metar
Version: 20050103.1-2
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
HTTP, for various reasons, usually incurs a *lot* lower latency for
setting up the connection than FTP. The difference is dramatic for me:
with FTP, 1.6 to 4.4 sec; with HTTP, 0.16 to 0.18 sec.
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[Helge Kreutzmann]
If you tell me where I should experiment, I could try out to add a
delay. I noticed, that sometimes a simple call of gpm start is
enough, so it indeed seems to be a timing issue (but I could not
detect a pattern, so maybe background activity or somthing like
this).
This
Package: linda
Version: 0.3.10
Severity: wishlist
ObListCC: search for 'mass bug' below.
Lots of packages have a Description field that includes a bullet list.
There is no good way to do these, unfortunately, but lots of wrong
ways. In particular, you'll cause incorrect line wrapping in dselect
[Jeroen van Wolffelaar]
It seems like this list has a lot of false positives, take for example
php-mail-mime:
| Description: PHP PEAR module for creating and decoding MIME messages
| Provides classes to deal with creation and manipulation of mime messages:
| .
| * mime.php: Create
[Gunnar Wolf]
* Package name: libuser-identity-perl
...
The Mail::Identity object contains the description of role
So is this libuser-identity-perl or libmail-identity-perl?
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Package: graveman
Version: 0.3.6-1
Severity: minor
The long description line-wraps arbitrarily unless you add either
horizontal or vertical space to each line. Run dselect or aptitude
interactively to see the problem.
To fix it, add one space before each * .
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[Ricardo Javier Cardenes Medina]
It seems that 2.6.11 does something wrong to gpm. I'm using it
normally in console and if I change from one VT to another (not an
exact thing, sometimes it happens quickly, then it works without
problems for half a minute of constant change), it ends stop
[C. Scott Ananian]
Feb 9 13:03:56 sincerity-forever /usr/sbin/gpm[5145]: oops() invoked from
gpn.c(205)
in /var/log/syslog when you restart gpm, the problem is likely that the
mousedev or psmouse modules aren't loaded. It was mousedev I was missing.
Thanks for the report. Yeah, in
[Jari Aalto]
Due to permission problems with various access methods, the svnserve
should be shell script:
#!/bin/sh
umask 022
/usr/lib/subversion/svnserve $@
You mean 002, yes? That was my thought when I saw this and, indeed,
that's what the text you link to recommends.
[Federico 'Derfel' Stella]
In all my machine /usr is mounter read-only and remounted read-write by
Dpkg::Pre-Invoke in apt.conf. I use this kind of conf by years and I expect
a package to not touch /usr during re-configuration.
Well, dpkg-reconfigure runs the config and postinst scripts, if
[Federico 'Derfel' Stella]
dpkg-reconfigure gpm doesn't work with read-only /usr:
Is it expected to? I see a lot of packages call install-info in their
postinst scripts - presumably all these would have exactly the same
bug, yes? Was this a mass bug filing?
I guess it's philosophical:
[Martin Michlmayr]
Note that ogg123 and mpg123 use -d to switch which device is being
used (OSS or ALSA) so maybe using -d for cplay to choose the
directory would be confusing.
The two apps I can think of offhand that have this functionality are
'tar' and 'make'. In both cases they use '-C'.
Package: aptitude
Version: 0.2.15.8-1
Severity: wishlist
A common use for 'C' (download and view package changelog) is to see
what has changed between the installed version of a package and the
available version. I think it would be very handy for the changelog to
be divided by some visual cue
[Asho Yeh]
I upgraded a new version of gpm in testing and my mice is an USB type.
[...]
I entered the /dev/input/mice.
[...]
I re-checked the /etc/gpm.conf and found out the device part still had
the value: /dev/psaux which wasn't I typed.
However, the second round for dpkg-reconfigure gpm
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