* Decstasy , 2015-11-21, 13:15:
I want to change the default chmod of /dev/pts/* from 620 to 660. In
the past it can be changed by /etc/defaults/devpts
This hasn't worked, even with sysvinit, for years; see bug #705056.
Anyway, 660 sounds wrong. Why do you want such permissions?
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in some not too distant future (to be on par with ordinary
"dpkg-buildpackage"), but for now I think "severity: important" would
be appropriate here.
I'd use "severity: serious", just like for a normal FTBFS.
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-requestsexceptions.html
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e (APT? dak?), but I don't have time to
debug it further. I very rarely need Contents-source anyway, so I just
disabled it in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50apt-file.conf.
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ile (>= 3) installed?
Because this is the package that ships the configuration file for
APT that causes apt(-get) to download Contents-*.
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d should be reverted. It didn't fix binNMU
co-installability, and made binMNU changelog entries less helpful.
[0]
https://buildd.debian.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=unison2.32.52&arch=mips&ver=2.32.52-7%2Bb1&stamp=1449193180
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List-Id:
I can add this if it's actually useful. Anyone seconding Simon's request?
Seconded.
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gestion is to ask upstream about their preference in alternative
names for "z".
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* Daniel Stender , 2015-12-14, 18:42:
* Package name: doit
Version : 0.6.0
Upstream Author : Bryan Liles
* URL : https://github.com/bryanl/doit
Unfortunately /usr/bin/doit already exists, provided by python-doit.
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not conflict on the machine in its manpage and README.
I'm confused. There is no file conflict here, so I see no reason to
rename the program or its manpage.
We do have to rename the package, but only because the use upstream uses
is too short.
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-a last year (arch any) and this year (arch all):
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2014/08/msg2.html
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2015/08/msg7.html
Reminder: Every person who was caught not reading d-d-a carefully is
obliged to fix 42 RC bugs.
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* Marcin Kulisz (kuLa) , 2015-12-22, 16:07:
* Package name: apt-transport-gs
s/gs/gcs/ ?
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* ChangZhuo Chen (陳昌倬) , 2015-12-27, 13:38:
chewing-editor is a cross platform user dictionary edtiro for chewing
Typo: edtiro -> editor
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* Artur R. Czechowski , 2015-12-28, 16:17:
- rrdcollect http://bugs.debian.org/809234
ITYM #809235
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ne-wrapped. :)
The Titanpad at https://titanpad.com/libpng16-transistion might gives y
ou clues about what went wrong as well as contains some
s/gives/give/
s/y\nou/you/
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other approaches are
available.
The bin-or-sbin-binary-requires-usr-lib-library tag in adequate tests
this. piuparts runs adequate for every single package in Debian.
https://piuparts.debian.org/sid/bin_or_sbin_binary_requires_usr_lib_library_inadequate_issue.html
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packages had some issues that
rectify a new upload. IMHO also debian/compat < 9 is another good
reason since automatic build time testing is not done if existing.
I don't know what you mean by dh5, but I'm pretty sure there was no
change regarding "automatic build time testing" in compat 9.
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k.git/tree/daklib/checks.py?id=c51e71bbd9c2#n392
refers to #768353 which was fixed in November 2014,
but the fix is most likely not available in stable yet,
The version graph says it's fixed in "dose3/3.3~beta1-3 (stable)".
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quot;no" is the default.
The gdal package didn't have any Multi-Arch control fields.
This will be fixed in the next Lintian release:
https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/lintian/lintian.git/commit/?id=20ad1f7fbe12
In the mean time, please add an override for the tag.
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l. You'll get back a str.
Or a UnicodeDecodeError.
Avoid French and Norwegian locales and you're be good. :-P
Or upgrade to glibc 0.22, which guarantees that "locale -a" output is
ASCII-only:
https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=18412
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* Johannes Schauer , 2016-01-31, 15:27:
libmagickcore-dev is multiarch:foreign
This is surely a bug.
libmagickcore-dev is a transitional package for libmagickcore-6.q16-dev,
which is MA:same, so its interfaces are very much architecture
dependent.
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and MA:foreign packages (and
arch:all packages, but that's a separate tag), but because of a bug
MA-less packages are checked too. This will be fixed in the next Lintian
release.
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er without seeing the package you're
working with; or at least without explanation how exactly it differs
from the package in the archive.
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to me.
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* NOKUBI Takatsugu , 2016-02-12, 08:27:
Jakub Wilk wrote:
Are you trying to move the script to libchasen-dev? Why? There are
Debian maintainer scripts that use chasen-config. Are they going to
depend on the -dev package?
Yes, now I will move the script into libchasen-dev because it seems
no
source package with an upstream_version part that does not start with a
digit:
sed -ne 's/^Version: \([0-9]\+:\)\?[^0-9]//p'
So maybe policy should be adjusted to reflect reality?
Yes. #620566 used to be a policy bug about it, but then someone
unhelpfully reassigned it to dpkg...
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g cool, instead of uploading it to ftp-master,
write a blog post about it. If it's really as awesome as you think it
is, somebody else will package it for Debian.
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tar.bz2.
[Gratitude for the review would be best expressed by requesting removal
of this package from the archive.]
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PS URL; fix
HTTPS-advertising and HTTPS-producing tools, and >400 copyright files.
B) Fix the spec to allow the HTTPS URL; fix the HTTP-only consumers.
C) Admit that file formats are too hard and go shopping.
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these addon packages prevent
installing only the firefox package and removing firefox-esr and the
transitional iceweasel package.
So let's fix Depends of the transitional package. No MBF is needed.
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ebian/lists/debian-bugs-dist
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gging information. Combining -flto with -g is
currently experimental and expected to produce unexpected results."
Um... Automatic debug packages or LTO, choose one?
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ges are in the override file.
That doesn't mean that that every single package had their priority or
section actually changed.
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suffice.
Lintian check for what?
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e building an
executable). The downside is that the unresolved symbols will be
unversioned, and that you have to hardcode soname in the code... which
means it'll all explode sooner or later.
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ldn't, because it's not always suitable as
arguments for make.
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tted only when the binary is not linked
to any shared libraries (not even libc).
It would be helpful if we could check if an dynamic binary is linked to
a static library from another package; but I'm not aware of any reliable
method to implement such check.
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ility * ((double) maxInt)+1.0) < valInt);
This is off-by-one, making the return value slightly biased towards 0.
Both COPYING and LICENSE exist and they are identical. Surely one would
be enough? :-)
There is no test suite...
All in all, I don't think this is mature enough to be uploaded to Debian
at this time.
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* Anthony DeRobertis , 2016-04-22, 09:09:
memset(&maxInt, 0xff, sizeof(maxInt));
"maxInt = -1" is would be a more obvious way to write it, IMHO.
Both pale in comparison to UINT32_MAX, also found in .
Meh. The advantage of the existing code is that it doesn't repeat the
size of valInt/maxInt
* Jakub Wilk , 2016-04-14, 18:06:
It would be helpful if we could check if a dynamic binary is linked to
a static library from another package; but I'm not aware of any
reliable method to implement such check.
Maybe we could exploit the fact that static libraries are normally
str
fig, especially
when it's not going to be adopted upstream, is most likely
counter-productive.
And some general tips:
* Do not introduce Debian-specific interfaces.
* Do not remove upstream-supported interfaces, specially when no
upstream-supported alternatives exist.
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tead of manually playing
with CPUID.
Documentation:
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.8.5/gcc/X86-Built-in-Functions.html
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-a09e-47ee-be8d-8a407056d84c/etc/resolv.conf':
Operation not permitted
E: sid-amd64-sbuild-b87ff7e8-a09e-47ee-be8d-8a407056d84c: Chroot setup failed:
stage=setup-start
Anybody else seen similar problems?
#821442
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do no harm to have it as a Debian
package.
This sounds as if you're not a Bitkeeper user yourself. I strongly
recommend against packaging software you don't personally use. This
never goes well. (I say this as someone who did this mistake in the
past, multiple times.)
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* Sean Whitton , 2016-05-29, 21:43:
The disc space required would be the total of:
- all the source packages & orig tarballs that have the haskell group
specified as the Maintainer:
- plus all the binary packages built from those
- plus a base sid debootstrap chroot (around 1.6GB)
A chroot w
cho 6) | shuf | head -n1 | tee log
6
Which process created the log line? The technically correct answer is
"tee"; but this answer is completely impractical.
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va, but relying on binfmt seems awfully
brittle to me.
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that
establishing "social bonds" was a prerequisite, I would have almost
certainly never become a DD.
[0] And by "everybody" I mean that one developer that happened to live
in the same big city as me.
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* Clint Adams , 2016-06-24, 08:44:
I am suggesting that I remember what happened with mutt-kz.
What happened with mutt-kz?
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I don't think this is a german thing (well…)
It's not a thing in Poland, at least.
[0] for very small values of "million"
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ministry_of_Public_Security_%28Poland%29
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milicja_Obywatelska
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And I agree.
What about stalin ("extremely aggressive Scheme compiler")?
I find "kgb-*" a good joke and "stalin" distasteful, but I can't
rationally explain the difference in these gut feelings.
But in either case, I wouldn't go as far as to demand package rename or
removal.
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:
$ mkdir -m 0700 foobar
And you really shouldn't use /tmp as a personal scratch space.
/tmp is word-writable and therefore not suitable for this purpose.
(Yes, I realize that these are just examples. But let's not teach people
bad habits.)
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he default, and some even don't have --do-not-shoot-me-in-the-foot as
an option (see #800134), it's only a matter of time before someone slips
up.
Or maybe it's already happened? Check out debian-hiding-problems@, er, I
mean debian-private@ archives.
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