Hi,
http://people.debian.org/~dexter/fakeroot/
Have a good fun!
Nice. Very nice. Will you put that into the official fakeroot?
Why do you comment out the mount calls in debootstrap?
Much nicer to just wrap the mount(2) syscall...
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Hi,
On Thu, 10 Apr 2003 12:26:38 +, Wesley W. Terpstra wrote:
What I propose to do is to slightly extend fakeroot to also intercept
open/diropen. If the open call would create a file, redirect it to
/.../debian/tmp or some such location. If the call would open a file,
first check
Hi,
* Package name: exim-mysql
Personally, I do not like all those -mysql, -pgsql, -whatever packages.
Whatever happened to the idea of using a common database access library
like iODBC? It's reasonably small, Not A Burden if you happen to not
require any database lookup features, and it
Hi,
On Mon, 14 Apr 2003 13:56:48 +, Domenico Andreoli wrote:
i don't really know where that gcc-3.2 is coming from. as you can see curl
doesn't depend on it explicitly.
If it is built with gcc-3.2 and it needs a symbol from libgcc-3.2, then
the resulting package will depend on gcc-3.2.
I
Hi,
On Mon, 14 Apr 2003 08:42:07 +, Gerfried Fuchs wrote:
* Matthias Urlichs [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2003-04-11 14:34]:
Whatever happened to the idea of using a common database access library
like iODBC? It's reasonably small, Not A Burden if you happen to not
require any database lookup
-shlibdeps (what else??) thinks so.
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Hi,
I'll go and check why
dpkg-shlibdeps (what else??) thinks so.
Well, it doesn't. Not on i386 and ppc, anyway. As aj wrote, though,
apparently it does on arm. :-/
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Hi,
Through the shlibdeps system. Probably, the libgcc and libc packages
decided that on ARM they should have those versioned dependencies. The
libcurl2 package needs not do anything by itself to pick them up.
Note that the version shown is simply the current libgcc.so version.
Hi,
On Tue, 15 Apr 2003 13:54:06 +, Michael Banck wrote:
Guess what people are trying to do. It's hunting season guys. It's
bug-squashing *year*, OK? We can only release sarge if we start working
on RC-bugs *NOW*, like asuffield does.
Oh, I don't know, we could start by re-classifying
Hi,
On Tue, 15 Apr 2003 17:36:56 +, Samuli Suonpaa wrote:
Matthias Urlichs [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[ straight to DELAYED/7-day ]
Hmm. If I wanted to do something like that (not too sure yet) I'd
have to go through a sponsor. That doesn't sound like a net
reduction of work...
No, you
The festival speech syntesizer needs at least one voice file. I'd like to
use a virtual package named festival-voice so that people cannot install
it without one, which is a problem (see the above bug).
Policy requires discussing new virtual packages on d-d...
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Hi,
On Thu, 17 Apr 2003 21:03:37 +, Jérôme Marant wrote:
Err, it requires some non-free software, jre 1.4 that is. Too bad.
Even worse, the blackdown people seem somewhat nonresponsive when people
ask whether there's going to be a LinuxPPC port of 1.4 any time soon (or
even at all).
On
Hi,
On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 09:13:08 +, Lars Wirzenius wrote:
I could live with that, but I think it'd be a shame.
Hmm. Did anybody measure the performance increase in a typical
userspace-CPU-intensive program when built with i586-only options
(as opposed to optimize for i586+ but generate
Hi,
On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 17:09:27 +, Oliver Elphick wrote:
All that patch does is to stop configure thinking that flex 2.5.31 is
2.5.3
On a semi-unrelated note, did anybody ask flex-upstream what the
*CENSORED* they were thinking?
Incompatible changes on that order, IMHO, require a version
Hi,
On Sat, 26 Apr 2003 00:59:19 +, Matthew Palmer wrote:
For the original problem, it surely should be possible to build 386 and 486+
versions of libstdc++ and include both in the distro, with linker magic (or
installer magic) to tell the difference?
Different ABI. Doesn't work. See
Hi,
On Sat, 26 Apr 2003 04:12:25 +, Milanuk, Monte wrote:
I guess 'normal' people don't subscribe to
mailing-lists, where threading is *essential*.
Depends on the mailing list, I'd say. Most non-technical mailing lists
have so many people who use brain-dead webmail accounts that threading
Hi,
On Mon, 28 Apr 2003 18:23:34 +, Theodore Ts'o wrote:
Ignoring a dependency is probably bettter than a deadlock which makes
the system unusable, to be sure
There's a third option. Make need exit with nonzero status if it's
called recursively.
Then the script just says
set -e
need foo
Hi,
On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 07:26:11 +, Andrew Pollock wrote:
On Thu, Apr 17, 2003 at 05:15:44PM +0200, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
The festival speech syntesizer needs at least one voice file. I'd like
to use a virtual package named festival-voice so that people cannot
install it without one
Hi,
On Fri, 18 Apr 2003 04:16:42 +, Matthew Palmer wrote:
Policy requires discussing new virtual packages on d-d...
Unless the virtual package is only to be used amongst a group of
cooperating packages (Policy section 2.3.5). I think this would
qualify.
I don't know whether the voice
Hi,
On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 09:22:33 +, Jesus Climent wrote:
I had the idea that stopping the upgrades, rebuilding *all* the packages
with the new version of the compilers and reinitiating the upgrades
could solve the problem which otherwise has caused a great deal of
delay.
If I understood
Hi,
On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 08:38:30 +, Emile van Bergen wrote:
people tend to have a lot larger memory for words than for images and
unpronounceable hieroglyphs (icons, and -- shudder -- tool bars).
Not to nitpick, but people, and indeed entire cultures, for which this
isn't true -- because
Hi,
On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 12:06:11 +, Björn Stenberg wrote:
Matthias Urlichs wrote:
The current tools don't allow programs of arch X into testing if they
fail to build on arch Y. I think that in general this is a good idea.
I disagree. The net effect is that the program gets less testing
send an
autoreply with the information how to bypass the thing, is rather stupid.
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Hi, Richard Braakman wrote:
On Thu, May 08, 2003 at 11:15:44PM +0200, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
They will complain about Debian, not about their package's maintainer,
when they upgrade to Sarge and the program they've been using is
irretrievably auto-deinstalled. :-(
Does this happen a lot
' confirmation. I think that's wrong.
Unless there's a strong preference to keep things the way they are, I'd
like to prepare a patch to change that -- so speak up now.
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Hi, Colin Watson wrote:
Yes, and also it causes nasty problems with character sets. There's at
least one bug filed, and I've been meaning to change it for a while now.
True.
Color me embarrassed for not checking the bug list before posting.
(#131881, for reference)
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going to be a problem.
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Hi, Branden Robinson wrote:
Is there a mnemonic for that? I.e., does wat stand for something?
Is that email address an alias for [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
(ObTLA: mia == missing in action)
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to do security updates for
testing...
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concise list of package attributes turns into
an unwieldy mess when translated to French or German. :-/
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Someone on IRC was very sad about
, for instance, if nothing else.)
They may be bad style (see my other email on that), but they're not
actually _forbidden_ by anybody.
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approaching (until the time Debian dies, of
course...) -- the question is how far away it is. ;-)
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current in unstable, and is buildable
by the other software in testing, it is scheduled for building.
- If the build is successful, it's available for apt-getting from
testing-updates; otherwise the maintainer gets a helpful ;-) email.
Thoughts?
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Hi, Clay Crouch wrote:
Five percent failure, eh? Try zero percent, with zero false positives.
This may be a stupid question, but how do you KNOW that you have zero
false positives (i.e. mail classified as spam which isn't) if you redirect
it to /dev/null?
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a short confirmation to the address my name-abqux
at domain so that and your mails will be whitelisted.
Sorry about this, but there's no other way.
I fail to see how a text like that can be called obnoxious, but that's
just me.
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something like that, I'd need to be accepted as DD.
(b) Before I do something like that, I'd like to get some sort of rough
consensus that this is in fact a good idea, i.e. nobody has serious
problems with the approach.
Take your pick.
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or so.
I assume debian-admin are the correct people to talk further.
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If you are shooting under 80 you are neglecting your business;
over 80
misconceptions about how Things Are Done.
(That wouldn't be the first time...)
So I'd rather ask first than to step on somebody's toes.
Besides, somebody might have a better idea how to do that. They should
have a chance to speak up _before_ I do all the work. ;-)
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.
Something to think about for the next step, anyway.
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how to do this by setting up an autobuilder
for m68k (the machine which replaces my broken IIfx (you have no idea how
corrosive a run-down-and-leaking battery is -- I'll put some pics on my
homepage later today :-/ ) should arrive tomorrow.) and proceed from there.
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Hi, Sergio Rua wrote:
# partimage
Error: volume hedaer size != 512 (520)
This version has been compiled with an uncompatible version of
gcc.
I'll check. Sergio: Which source package from where, please?
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pseudo-updates. ;-)
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-- Larry Wall in Configure
, is a moving target and continuously
updated from unstable, without any kind of review. I fail to see why a t-p-o
= testing path, or even a separate-testing-updates solution as I've
originally proposed, would need a review, but I'm willing to be
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then.
IMHO it's a bug and it should be fixed. Note: I'm not saying that
security.d.o should do the same job for testing they're already doing for
stable and stable-old -- that wouldn't make much sense, IMHO.
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intervention other than a
debian/changelog edit.
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surprise you
. :-/
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. the do
we need that 'tpu-approved' list at all? question) I'll ask some other
time. ;-)
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share, n.:
To give in, endure humiliation.
of your
responsibility?
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RoboHak hmm, lunch does sound like a good idea
Knghtbrd would taste like a good idea too
Hi, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
Finding a cure is not a problem: we know what the cure is; do
the same thing the security team does for stable.
A few other cures have been advocated. I'll not repeat them here.
As in medicine, figuring out what the RIGHT cure is is the problem.
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existing samples, which hopefully include a number of
non-ASCII characters, recode them to UTF-8, and then try a few encodings
-- the German text would typically be in latin-1, latin-15, or one of the
Windows or Mac specific charsets for West or Central Europe.
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Afternoon, n.:
That part of the day we spend worrying about how we wasted the morning.
Hi, Michael Banck wrote:
- sign your response (!)
He did.
Oops, sorry, my mistake. :-(
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Relax, Julie. Everyone will understand
is Not Good.
I'd reject this change.
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you don't realise how irritating it was 'til it's gone
make a vote fail simply by not
voting.
Not good.
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pgpJNtCVKEXeq.pgp
Description
Hi,
Sven Luther wrote:
If there is such a lack of participation that even our low quorum
requirement is not meet, then is this a bad thing ?
Yes -- because it encourages people not to vote in that situation.
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Hi,
Nick Phillips wrote:
If a winning option would be discarded due to quorum requirements, then
I think the vote should probably be considered void.
That seems to be the best choice.
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to use their own account creation script.
You might want to offer a re-enter and retry step if the setup fails
(misspelled password?).
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Hi, Brian Nelson wrote:
Is it
worthwhile to Cc this stuff to -devel, or should I just give up and let
the proliferation of these IMO useless changelogs continue? (serious, not
rhetorical, questions)
IMHO you should continue. Peer pressure is a powerful concept. ;-)
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something more productive to do than making
these never-ending complaints about people who complain about bad
changelog entries.
An appropriate filter in your email / news program should help.
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if it's not needed, i.e. all usages get inlined.
On the other hand, removing the qualifier causes the compiler to write one
copy of the inlined function to every object whose source sees them.
That's rather non-nice if the inline function is defined in a header file. :-/
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it's
the default.
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kind of
notice or update is quite frankly rude and unneeded.
AOL.
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:
and Provides: coreutils?
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it lives in a forest. Likewise
Hi, Nick Phillips wrote:
I believe that when a package is so badly outdated or broken that the
version in stable should not or can not be used, it should at least be
considered for update, new bugs or no.
FWIW, I agree.
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you consider that legitimate, or a fib, is up to you, but I'd say
that the class of machines where this would be right on the line between
real-time performance or not certainly isn't empty.
I don't know whether modern CPUs' register aliasing hardware changes that
number.
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Hi, Andrew Suffield wrote:
On Thu, Jul 24, 2003 at 10:18:22AM +0200, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
Well, when the glibc people had this discussion (the switch to ELF),
the performance penalty was found to be on the order of 5%.
... by testing with somewhat typical programs.
I don't know whether
in cases where this isn't
so, tracking the names of generated files in a special log file won't be
too much of a burden.
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Hi, Marco d'Itri wrote:
some useless architecture like arm or m68k
Happy flaming.
NOT. Please.
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Only Irish coffee provides in a single
.
If nobody volunteeers to make the crap ready,
Umm, using that word puts your mail firmly into the flame category,
especially for readers who actually care about Debian supporting these
architectures.
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rows of people on different sides of a long table,
shouting at each other.
to conveniently ignore the real question
... which others have already answered the same way I'd have.
Why say/write the same thing twice?
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, not by electrons, anyway.
Proof: The computer dies when the smoke escapes.
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twice before spawning a shell (I don't know
why); the child puts its PID into utmp, and the grandchild controls the
communication and spawns the login shell.
ssh should probably enter the grandchild's PID. This might be a bug in ssh.
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Hi, Bernd Eckenfels wrote:
On Sun, Jul 27, 2003 at 10:30:07AM +0200, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
Wrong, actually. ssh forks twice before spawning a shell (I don't know
why);
I think it is related to the priveledge separation code.
Probably. It's still a bug. #164797, actually, which
and that was a handy way to separate it out. I suppose I shouldn't do
that really.
I wouldn't have said anything if the bug had noted that. In that case I
don't have a problem with a multi-week pending status.
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that they can check if the bug really is fixed. To that end, if
you really have dealt with the bug, why not upload the package?
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Understanding
and to upload a new .orig.tar.gz. (Assuming that upstream
won't do a new release soon.)
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. (Umm, I think
I need to emphasize that this is me personally, and not to be construed as
a put-down on anybody. OK?)
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Today is the first day
?
(With an additional comment noting how many older and newer bugs there
are, probably.)
- it is not in any useful order
So what would be a useful order? Offhand I can't think of one.
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afterwards: We have a bunch of open bugs against OLD_VERSION.
The bugs against NEW_VERSION will be archived, and thus not visible.
So what would be the point?
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Runt packets
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deluding the unwary Till the fatal bolt is shot
by the script.
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by the
environmentalists (rightly so, IMHO) because the mid-range trains running
on nonelectrified trains sometimes ran with two Diesel locomotives so that
the coffee machines in the train bistro could get enough juice. :-/
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need strace to find a persistent chroot-environment problem. :-/ )
Hmm, if I bind-mount the real arch's /{lib,usr/{bin,lib}} on the server's
chroot, that'll be visible only on the server but not on the client, so a
chrooted cross-compiler should Just Work...
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to existing software everybody.
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If Columbus had had an advisory committee he would probably still be at
the dock
the mail, your MUA says Sent, you power down or just close the
laptop, and, if your smarthost happens to be a bit slow today, the mail
sits there indefinitely.
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/sendmail.
Or they could install
something tiny like nullmailer or ssmtp and leave it at that.
Better idea. ;-)
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:var: /veir/ or /var/ n
. ;-)
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Truth can wait; he's used to it.
job keeping them distinct. (The fact that the Apple directory has a
distinct icon helps, of course. ;-)
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Mythology: The body of a primitive
-2.95. You got gcc-2.95. Whatever else you got should be
of no consequence whatsoever. If gcc-2.95 hadn't pulled in gcc which
pulled in gcc-3.3, you'd've got _no_ gcc. That strikes me as being
singularly unhelpful.
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Hi, Francesco Paolo Lovergine wrote:
rpm -Uvh estracts in /usr/src/rpm/SOURCES
The best idea probably is to use rpm2cpio = extract to the current
directory.
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, most mail/news viewers these days can do their own line breaks when
showing articles. (I do know that 80chars/line still make sense for quite
a few reasons.)
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Hi, Otto Wyss wrote:
I'd
be good if warnings and error where duplicated into a log file.
Were.
The solution is 'make 21 | less' or similar.
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. The large-office admin, on the other hand, might
want the reverse, i.e. to have printers NOT show up when they're NOT
there. ZC can help with that, too.
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Hi, Blars Blarson wrote:
I'm going to the World Science Fiction Convention, torcon3,
(http://www.torcon3.on.ca) in Toronto, Onterio, Canada at the end of
the month. Is there any interest in a get-togther there or nearby?
Ontario. Me too. Yes.
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, you're legally required here to provide
schematics so that people can, theoretically these days, repair their VCRs
if they break), and giving away the design files for the chips so that
others can go to their own fab and recreate one (which is what open
hardware ultimately means).
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not to do that, for a while at least.
... well, except for the fact that I'm already a happy user of
spamassassin 3 ...
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