Didn't we have something like that for the compress package?
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On Jun 27, Erik B. Andersen wrote
For most math, expr works just fine. Of course, expr is limited
to integer math, but it works and is portable.
Oops, you're right -- my biases are showing, sorry.
[I make it a practice to never use expr.]
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Christian == Christian Schwarz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Christian One questions remains: Is it possible to browse
Christian html.gz files _without_ a CGI script with the usual
Christian HTML browsers (Netscape, lynx)?
It sure is
Am 26.06.97 schrieb branden # purdue.edu ...
Moin!
b For every .html request that comes in (or perhaps for any request in
b general), look for a file fitting the traditional spec.
b If that fails, look for a .gz version of that file in the same directory.
b If that fails, return the usual 404
The situation looks completely different if the server has its own
package, like `msqld' for the server and `msql' for the client.
Not really -- the user should still be prompted (or have some control
over it) because the daemon package probably contains the
*documentation* for the daemon! I
Am 26.06.97 schrieb liw # iki.fi ...
Moin Lars!
LW Nothing, as far as I know. dwww, however, fixes thing correctly. That
But dwww is very slow (on my 486SL notebook).
LW doesn't help people who wish to browse documentation without using a
Right, for this people I've written an online help
Am 26.06.97 schrieb alegre # saturn.superlink.net ...
Moin Fernando!
a If we want to have HTML as the default we would have to put some effort
a into fixing bugs in the converters. A converter fixed means many documents
a fixed, while a document fixed is just one document fixed. We would have to
Christian == Christian Schwarz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Christian One questions remains: Is it possible to browse
Christian html.gz files _without_ a CGI script with the usual
Christian HTML browsers (Netscape, lynx)?
I used to be able to read gzipped html files with Netscape, but
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The most recent security post on bugtraq reminds me on this proposal.
I have noticed that Debian packages are randomly installing services
(except for rwhod).
What I mean is that there are some Debian packages that contain both a
server and a
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Bruce Perens wrote:
Amulet is a huge free C++ GUI toolkit. Please see
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~amulet . It builds and runs out of the box on Debian.
Someone please volunteer to package it.
BTW, who is working on the packaging of the freedom desktop?
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On Jun 23, John Goerzen wrote
It seems to me that dc and bc aren't vital to the workings of a
system (when I deselect them, dselect doesn't warn about any
dependencies), yet they are in Important. Why?
In addition to what everyone else has said about what Important
Really Means,
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On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Christian Schwarz wrote:
objections this times. If you can't live with this proposal, you'll have
to present another formulation of a paragraph or of the whole text.
[ ... ]
/usr/doc/pkg-name/html-info/
Would not texi-html or
Anyone knows where aclocal is?
dpkg-1.4.0.17 needs it to build:
Makefile.in: Makefile.am
$(checkdir)
$(RM) config.status
- aclocal -I ./automake
autoheader
but I cannot find it in the old (bo) Contents-i386.gz file,
and the .contents.new from unstable doesn't have
So, there's a first version of fakeroot sitting in
ftp://rulcmc.leidenuniv.nl/debian/upload
It still has severe limitations (for example, it only overloads stat etc,
not the fstat counterparts, but most things I tried used fstat[1]).
Also, as I didn't have a dpkg for libc6 (and I couldn't
Amulet is available for free by anonymous FTP or WWW. ... The only
restriction is that the documentation for Amulet is copyrighted, so
you cannot distribute the Amulet manual or papers without permission
from CMU.
Um, geez. Did anyone think to actually ask them? There is every
Whoa!
I kinda had noticed that some packages were going to HTML, but with a
new job and a pending move, I haven't been reading these lists as
closely as I probably should.
There are several VERY SERIOUS problems with making everything HTML:
* HTML cannot do very much with formatting. When a
I would suggest either of the following:
* DVI format. It can be converted to HTML (I think...) and plain
text on-the-fly.
The conversions of DVI-HTML and DVI-Text produce results that range
from poor to completely unusable.
* LinuxDoc/SGML. This is probably the best choice. It
I got a free machine, that I can use to help the port to libc6. I have it
running libc6-dev now, and also downloaded the ncurses stuff. so if
anyone wants libs packaged up, tell me where to look, and I'll make a
non-maintainer release (with the premission of the maintainer, of course).
I would
(People, please don't unnecessarily Cc:)
On Fri, Jun 27 1997 11:03 +0200 joost witteveen writes:
Can someone tell me why shared libs should be installed executable?
(Actually, Christoph Lameter wants to know this, cf. #7129, but since I
don't know this either I'll redirect
Um, geez. Did anyone think to actually ask them? There is every
possibility they would say sure, go right ahead. It never hurts to ask.
Duh.
Try and remember that permission can be revoked at any time. This is why
I prefer the GPL; I can be pretty certain I'm not going to have my feet
Due to dubious support for the tgui9320lcd in XFree 3.3, I'm in
the process of building my own (to be released if it's ever
successful).
Before I start down this (long?) road, I thought I'd ask a
couple of quick questions.
1. Does debian include any additional drivers on top of the
standard
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