Not much to do with
$binarypackagename==$sourcepackagename, really.
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struct even more contrived examples which are
unrepresentable, e.g. by replacing "_" with a tab.
The general way to specify information for a file name that contains
whitespace is to use wildcards to match the whitespace,
That works only if you can stand ugliness of such Files fiel
ere is a conflicting dependency:
python (>= 2.6.6-3+squeeze3~), python (<< 2.6)
This look very much like bug #644573. I unarchived the bug and marked it
as found in the squeeze's version.
BTW, debian-python@ (or even debian-mentors@) would be a better place to
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two parts:
/u/s/d/$p/changelog(.Debian).gz - the architecture-independent part;
/u/s/d/$p/changelog.binNMU-$arch.gz - the binNMU part.
That would have to be implemented in dh_installchangelogs and a few
M-A:same that don't use debhelper.
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solely to fix bugs and maintain a certain level of portability and
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The specification currently reads: “Only the wildcards * and ? apply;
the former matches any number of characters (including none), the latter
a single character.”
But characters of which encoding? If UTF-8, then for some filenames, no
wildcard exist that would match them.
the very
same thing for different reasons?
I think that compressing documentation is an anachronism, which we
should get rid of regardless of whether it helps multi-arch or not.
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Please don't throw into the mud work of individual developers (including
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This file is whole UTF-8. I believe that ftp-masters recode non-UTF-8
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vel 9, right?)
I wouldn't worry about this, there's still time to make whatever
changes might be needed in v10. It's not actually clear this would be a
change that needs a compat level at all.
Why is that not clear?
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directly in .deb, but also created by maintainer scripts.
Some MA:same packages currently try to share data created by maintainer
scripts, and probably (almost?) all of them do it wrong. See #647428 for
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e sure that all existing packages (and helpers) that parse
debian/changelog use dpkg-parsechangelog?
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ble with policy for packaging extensions for
XUL based applications[2].
[0] That said, I'm not sure how widespread this practice is.
[1] My gut feeling is s/some/most/, though again, I didn't do any
research to justify such claim.
[2] https://wiki.debian.org/Mozilla/ExtensionsPoli
g "better".
For many of those I've reported bugs (and I'm sure I didn't found a lot
of them, and I'm further sure that new cases were introduced).
Some where closed, some where just ignored or denied.
Could you point us to those which were ignored or denied?
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What do others think?
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building their packages in insecure environment, yet pbuilder
maintainer and a member of Security Team believe that it was a feature,
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The problem with alternatives is that nobody knows how to handle them
correctly: see bug #71621 (no, I didn't forget the leading digit).
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| All this foreword means only one thing:
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| IF YOU LOSE YOUR DATA, IT IS YOUR PROBLEM.
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data you have to download every day.
Ban translations!
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held in a labor camp and forced to translate
descriptions of every single package? I thought that they are
volunteers, and that they translate stuff because it's fun for them.
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nsync and associated packages [2] which
had a collective 25 bugs across 20 source packages, and 17,626 days
blocked from testing migration [3].
Sorry, but adding up waiting times of different packages is completely
meaningless.
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you point to some references about why it's a bad name?
http://docs.python.org/release/1.5.1/lib/module-regex.html
The module was removed in Python 2.5.
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It should be noted that in many cases, thanks to version tracking, we do
have information about which source package a bug was originally
assigned to. This should allow reassigning lots of such bugs
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ragmatic position, it would be best to have policy
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Would it be appropriate to file RC bugs against all the packages
shipping anything in /var/run, /var/lock or /run?
IMO, yes.
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More questions about build env assumptions:
Can you assume that /sbin and /usr/sbin are within PATH?
Can you assume that the SHELL environment variable (_not_ the makefile
variable) is set to something §10.4-compliant?
(My personal answers to these questions are: no and no.)
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symlinks to directories, at least shipping directories in /var/lock is
almost certainly a security hole. (Fortunately, this is mitigated by the
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2005, amd64 since then) are built on
machines that are individually maintained according to widely varying
security standards to do anything about it, AFAICT.
What makes a buildd more secure than a machine of J. Random Developer?
I'm honestly curious.
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siggen: siggen tripwire
tcpd: tcm tcpd
vuname: util-vserver umview
Any volunteers to file bugs?
Yes, I'm willing to volunteer. I will do so in a few days if no-one
objects.
That was almost 3 months ago. Any news on this?
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* Neil McGovern , 2012-11-16, 15:46:
These bugs aren't gonna get fixed in time - tagging ignore
appropriately.
Excellent. Now Mr Crockford can say that his license is good enough for
Debian.
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: it builds binary packages using pax, avoiding
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ile?
#587886 (lilo maintainership)
#681783 (Recommends for metapackages)
#681834 (gnome->network-manager dependency)
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classes.
I guess you're not being serious here, but it's not that obvious. This
problem is known as Poe's Law: "Without a winking smiley or other
blatant display of humour, it is impossible to create a parody of
fundamentalism that someone won't mistake for the real thing.
vially"? Do you have some kind of AI to decide whether
this is the "same" message or not?
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ount.
How do you search for a lowercase letter in XPath?
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digest is computed using the cleartext itself, not the dash-escaped
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them. Adam's MUA, which appears to be mutt, does so by using QP,
without special effort from him.
mutt indeed has an option to that (encode_from), but it's disabled by
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* Package name: libb64
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Programming Lang: C, C
muse-el
org-mode
readline6
ruby-gsl
source-highlight
tar
texi2html
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As per GR 2006-001 such works are not suitable for main:
http://www.debian.org/vote/2006/vote_001
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Anibal Monsalve
* Jakub Wilk , 2012-12-01, 12:10:
These packages include documentation licensed under GFDL with Invariant
Sections or Cover Texts:
To clarify: this is a list of _source_ packages.
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* Package name: python-dawg
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proposal, we would have to convert tons of arch:all Python
modules to arch:any.
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Any volunteers to file bugs?
I'll file them myself.
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matic packages will be shipped in wheezy without
documentation. (Which is fine, just making sure we have the same
understanding)
Right, unless the Release Team grants them exceptions.
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* Matthias Klose , 2013-01-02, 15:17:
I don't mind having a second compiler in the archives
How generous of you!
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e a permissive license is better suited then a copyleft license for
such cases.
s/Maybe/Sure enough/
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e bikeshed the following color:
0.8.51+dfsg1-0.1
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compression, and only supports compression and
decompression unit blocks.
This looks very promising, but also immature. The upstream makefile
doesn't build a shared library, not even a static library, but only an
executable ("lz4demo"). Are there any plans to change that?
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u could do this, though:
cat /usr/bin/adequate | chroot /some/chroot perl - mypkg
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adequate
install libxml2-utils sgml-data
2) xmllint --noent openlogo.svg > openlogo-fixed.svg
(Yes it's "noent", not to be confused with "nonet".)
3) Optionally, remove the DTD declaration from the resulting file.
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here's how to fix the SVG:
1) apt-get install libxml2-utils sgml-data
2) xmllint --noent openlogo.svg > openlogo-fixed.svg
(Yes it's "noent", not to be confused with "nonet".)
3) Optionally, remove the DTD declaration from t
e I figure out a releasing work-flow that is convenient for
me.
[0]
http://planet.debian.org/#http://blog.surgut.co.uk/2013/01/thoughts-on-debian-package-policies.html
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* Jakub Wilk , 2013-01-21, 22:17:
adequate checks quality of installed packages.
can it be used on chroots without being installed in the chroot?
like
adequate --root=/some/chroot mypkg
You can't do that currently, and I'm afraid it won't be easy to
implement.
adequate 0.4
* Jakub Wilk , 2012-12-12, 21:25:
Status update:
[...]
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?users=jw...@debian.org&tag=gfdl
binutils
gdb
gengetopt
texi2html
I haven't wrapped my head around these yet... I'll try again in a few
days, unless somebody beats me to
* Guillem Jover , 2013-01-29, 20:31:
if you are going to patch the package you might as well do the one line
change from "3.0 (native)" to "3.0 (quilt)", and rename the source
tarball to add «.orig».
That's a good solution for derivatives, not so much for NMUs or
b
o better choice.
(Random data point: I have 14 packages with versions indicating they are
NMUed native packages installed on my system. Some of them have priority
standard or higher.)
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nding, the answer would be no, but maybe something
similar has already happened and taken care of in a creative way.
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2000/04/msg00298.html
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Control: block -1 with 691699
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wrong section or
with the wrong extension, this is because the man page has the wrong
section listed in its .TH or .Dt line."
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checked. Then you call it this way:
adequate
Feel free to update the wiki page; I won't do it myself.
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so I'm emailing to ask - is this ok? Is there a
better way?
IIRC, src:sane-backends uses setfacl(1) instead of changing the group.
Not sure if that counts as "better".
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* Paul Wise , 2013-03-23, 09:39:
If your browser downloads an image, then the server hosting the image
at the very least knows your IP.
If your browser was obeying you, it wouldn't download the web tracking
images.
Yeah, let's blame the victims.
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line?
But yeah, mk-build-deps is a half-baked solution. When I don't want to
pollute the build env with devscripts, I do what you said above. Which
sucks, too.
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* Lars Wirzenius , 2013-04-18, 11:19:
ideally, dpkg-checkbuilddeps could have an output mode that just lists
the package names and could be fed to apt-get install:
apt-get install $(dpkg-checkbuilddeps --package-names-only)
#214566
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[citation needed]
#690381
Thorsten, you should have kept your custom debian/rules. If it prevented
incompetent developers from NMUing the package, then all good for you
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setups might be required in some cases but surely
they should not be used to intentionally make it harder for other
developers to understand?
Of course, scaring certain developers away should never be a goal. It
can be a nice side-effect, though.
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ely in fun.
[The things I wrote above were not for fun, but these below are. Do I
still qualify as a troll?]
Don't dare to reply if you disagree with me!
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are/xfce4/helpers/mutt.desktop',
which is different from other instances of package libexo-helpers:i386
#680009
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question.
You might find this script useful:
http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/collab-qa/multi-arch/report-multiarch-bug?view=markup
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* Arto Jantunen , 2013-05-03, 11:12:
Source only uploads were banned many years ago, mainly due to problems
with maintainers not even build testing their packages.
[citation needed]
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Can it in fact be deemed FTBFS if it fails the second time? I think it
should.
We've always treated "FTBFS if built twice in a row" bugs as important:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?users=debian...@lists.debian.org;tag=qa-doublebuild
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No, that's not how trust works.
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"release goal" material at first glance[1].
Meh. RGs are overrated anyway. RT's blessing is neither sufficient nor
necessary for doing awesome stuff.
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the current specification (see more in
#690279).
Wrong bug number?
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;t be upgradable/overwritable anymore with online versions.
What exactly do you mean? The only way I can upgrade my Iceweasel
add-ons is via apt/dpkg.
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* Raphael Hertzog , 2013-05-08, 10:37:
python-support (will go away anyway)
#629154 (don't pay attention to the current bug subject)
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pload them?
There's a huge difference between being negligent and actively trying to
bypass the archive software policies.
"We can('t) trust X to do A" doesn't usually imply "We can('t) trust X
to do B". No, really, it doesn't.
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on number".
We have hundreds of packages with such versions in the archive, and I
haven't seen it exploding because of it. (Although personally I use "0+"
prefix in similar cases.)
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#x27;t guarantee you that you get upstream version 6 or
later. You need to use "foo (>= 1:6)".
Such mistake couldn't possibly happen with the epoch approach.
"bar (>= 6)" does the right thing.
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* Joey Hess , 2013-05-08, 17:53:
(Last I checked, flashplugin-nonfree verified the integrity of its
downloads in a secure way.)
Last I checked, flashplugin-nonfree was unauditable. It downloaded a
script from people.d.o and the ran it. We may never know what the script
did.
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can implement a
better heuristics than Philip proposed. Porting
epoch-mistmatch-finger[0] to Lintian was on my TODO list for a while,
but to be frank it doesn't look like I'll find time to implement this
any time soon.
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data that is sent to the
popcon server, you can read the fine source (it's <400 lines of code). I
don't suppose any of these is going to change.
What other kind of "certainty" did you have in mind?
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