a translator myself I'm not sure if it better to provide the
whole chunk, and make the tool recognise paragraphs, or to split the lists
into seperate chunks to translate seperately...
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marketing purposes.
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likely to switch to using versions.
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the description you want.
What I often did was simply open up the description file to find the
description I wanted to test, cut and paste it into another console
running md5sum and that would be the md5 I needed to look for.
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http://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4980
I just find it wierd that there doesn't appear to be a single person
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be a problem. I'm not sure what
can be done about it besides having the two boost-using libs upgrade
together.
If boost doesn't support symbol versioning yet, isn't it about time it
did? A three line ld-script is all it takes.
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Then the configure script should do:
Checking for pkg-config no
ERROR: Please install pkg-config
It's not the dev package's responsibility to ensure gcc/g++/binutils
are installed, I beleive the same applies to pkg-config.
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up so that several key directories had
the immutable bit set do you couldn't change them. Ofcourse, I still
wanted upgrades to work so I used APT hooks to remove the bits prior
to installing and add them back afterwards.
It was a proofof concept, but it worked.
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you should be
able to represent the above using:
gnome-office | openoffice.org, gnome-office | openoffice.org-gnome
Whether this actually works I don't know...
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hadn't been requested but that got fixed at extremadura as well...
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the soname changed and the database became unusable because those functions
referred to the old soname.
Does the API actually change? Otherwise you might have to allow them
to be parallel installable...
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in and given the pasword for the wireless network. I don't
think upstart is going to fix that.
I think there was a workaround so it didn't need the nameservers right
away, that would solve the problem for me.
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Actually, it seems to me the real problem is that when a new kernel is
installed it is immediately used by the bootloader on the next reboot,
without asking.
That's
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as to what the 'k' means).
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be the unit to measure the total temperature over a
length (product of temperature and length).
Sure, most people can guess what you mean from the context but that
doesn't make it right...
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it needs an FTP master to fix. I understand the reason for
it not having been done earlier was lack of support in apt?
Now, the question is; who to ask?
Michael Bramer (Grisu) is the maintainer of the DDTP project, but it
needs an ftpmaster to fix.
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When I last asked about it I was told to wait, so I've done nothing.
I've CCed grisu, perhaps he knows what's going on...
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wouldn't know
where to begin. However, there are a lot of programs that implement
peices:
http://web.usna.navy.mil/~wdj/opensource_math.html
It's just a matter of getting one of them to a point where it's useful...
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, but that has
nothing to do with whether it's a plugin or not...
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work it out :)
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with some generic shell. The former is going to be *much*
easier. Isn't that enough?
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user installing an ftp server for anyway? It's
not a service you want to be installing without some basic knowledge.
What is the actual risk? That someone not too knowledgable will try to
install multiple servers and getting confused?
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or network
buffers instead.
On the systems I deal with that usually gives me an extra 50-100MB of
free memory for caching, but whether that's noticable on a server with
8GB of RAM I have no idea.
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Which is all crap. Yes, this is the list you need for static, but
pkg-config is recursing through modules even for dynamic linking which
is wrong. Now either pkg-config of the gtk+2 pc file needs to be
fixed
Requires to Requires.private
File gtk+-2.0.pc saved.
vali:/usr/lib/pkgconfig# pkg-config --cflags gtk+-2.0
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the there to be no difference between
Requires and Requires.private when looking at cflags. At least, that's
my interpretation of this thread.
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needs to be
fixed, then you can start recompiling all the affected programs...
Some of the discussion in bug #340904 is relevent here.
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never use kernel headers
directly. Instead, userspace should copy the parts of the header that
is relevent to them. I think the idea is that eventually stuff
expected to be used will be moved to the sanitized headers in glibc.
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is not a problem.
I think you're missing the point. If you make an int 8 bytes, what are
you going to call 4 byte integers? If you call them short, what are
you going to call 2 byte integers?
Anyway, the link to the paper posted in this thread has many much
better arguments.
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4 bytes
long 8 bytes
If you make an int 8 bytes, you have to find some other way of
indicating one of the shorter types (short short maybe? or long
char?).
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statically linked, and perhaps
slower execution speeds.
There's no performance critical code in libfl. The main function is
hardly ever used, and yywrap() is only called at an of input.
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bugs are fixed, but by and large, you're stuck with the bugs it was
released with...
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ignored the -f switch to the
sendmail command which does the same thing.
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header (which is where bounces get sent) for validity. I remember
dealing with this once by getting mutt to add an explicit Sender
header, but perhaps you can configure the mail server to rewrite the
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, it's just two way of
doing the same thing.
Hope this answers your question,
[1] http://kleptog.org/cgi-bin/ddtss2-cgi/
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redistribution, it doesn't change the licence of
anything.
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is nice to know, but the description is not the right place.
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Where can we download the script?
Actually, please try this version:
http://svana.org/kleptog/temp/ddtss-0.2.tar.gz
It's a bit more advanced w.r.t. reviewing, but the nicest thing
that well right now.
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is. There's an
alioth project, but it has nothing past the initial commit.
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how I understand it anyway,
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. And if they are, are you sure you want to receive mail from them?
Greylisting everything is silly, and that's not what's being discussed
here (AIUI anyway).
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and is not susceptable to greylisting.
Not that I mind, the amount of spam received via this mailing list is
so marginal I can hardly imagine people worrying about it.
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, but it would seem to be easiest to simply combine the
diffs into one large diff. Techniques for combining diffs are not new,
I imagine someone just needs to code it...
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pipelining.
Judging by the way I saw it run, it looked like it was pipelining but
only maybe five at a time. Maybe some of the mirrors restrict the
number of pipelined requests? Is there a way of detecting such a
situation?
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It is also used to compile contrib modules that are included in the
distribution. If you started using pkg-config you'd have introduced a
build dependancy on a GPL'd program
available in
pkg-config (plugin or config directories).
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for the constellation of GPL'd libraries currently
installed on most linux systems, but once you step outside of that
it's not quite as useful.
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The other alternative is to port it to another SSL library, like
Mozilla NSS or GnuTLS. Most of the time the SSL code is not terribly
complicated and the port
is versioned (on debian anyway) to prevent
that being a problem. Do you have a reference? Maybe someone forgot to
enable thread safety for libgcrypt.
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weigh up the chance that the number you're going to
output is greater than 2^32. If the chance is small, you cast it to
long and print using %lu. No chance of compiler errors, the display
will just look odd if you do try to print a larger number.
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don't, or haven't yet, and those apps
Debian doesn't distribute.
The other alternative is to port it to another SSL library, like
Mozilla NSS or GnuTLS. Most of the time the SSL code is not terribly
complicated and the port is fairly straight-forward.
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in a directory it does not ship.
Aha, if you do a dpkg -L fvwm1 it doesn't list a /usr/X11R6 directory,
but the postinst definitely refers to it. Looks like a bug, I'll file
one in the morning...
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the user?
Well, an error status is returned. The calling program can handle this
any way it likes. Only the calling program knows the appropriate way
to pass this information onto the user.
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and display it. There is also edit, compose and
print. Preferences can be consigured globally using
/etc/mailcap.order.
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a small risk though...
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they are not member of the EU (though they
havn't implemented it yet, there are a number of things Switzerland
has to do first). The obvious example is the UK, which insists on
checking your passport if you come from the mainland.
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Given the word estoppel only has meaning in jurisdictions deriving
from English common law, I think it'd be silly to assume it works the
way you think it does in any of the other jurisdictions
that the
--libs produces too much rubbish to be truly useful (see Bug#340904).
But if it worked correctly, you could add a --arch flags there to
ensure you get the right version.
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be verified, I havn't heard
anything verbally from Sun myself saying what may or may not be
allowed. But IANAL.
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possible meanings.
Thing like estoppel don't apply the same way everywhere, so you can't
rely on things like that.
Maybe someone should come back with a More Carefully Worded New Sun
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simultaneously anyway?
For libraries the answer is simple, but multiarch applications simply
don't seem useful to me. The solution would be to either forbid having
both versions installed, or deal with it via alternatives. They should
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it worth the effort.
In any case, I don't think any of this is going to handle multiple
architechtures simultaneously magically. It's more like each arch get
given a namespace and everything is carefully designed to stop the
namespaces conflicting. TANSTAAFL.
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, debian changes packages to install to cgi-lib where we can ensure
they won't conflict. If the admin wants to make them visible they
symlink the stuff from cgi-lib to cgi-bin. No special webserver
supported needed.
Just changing the names seems silly in the extreme.
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.
The rest of the page is a pretty good summary. The compression problem
is the real stumbling block...
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change it without losing
the signitures...
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can just do
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-
I wonder if the problem is because man is splitting the command line
itself rather than letting a shell do it. That's not a bug though...
In any case,it seems to me the best solution is to create a scrupt in
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for cflags but not for libs.
Hopefully, one day
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Is there a way to get sane output from pkg-config or should I just
parse the .pc file myself?
The .pc file needs converting to use Libs.private for libraries which
are only indirect
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issue, will it have the update or will all our machines revert back to
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the result might be that you fix your package only to
reveal a bug in another. People building shared libraries can use
-Wl,--no-allow-shlib-undefined to detect this situation.
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ordinary packaging practice
would lead to A a declaring a Depends: relationship on B in that
situation. This test would allow us to move the question into the
technical realm.
Thank you, this has cleared everything up for me. Now I can stop
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take the idea further, in that you change the
meaning also. You just can't pass it off as entirely your own.
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update if the need arises? Isn't that what freedom is all about?
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, so what's the alternative? If we get a
super-majority of developers to say a majority is enough, we're home.
If a majority of developers say a majority is enough, what does that
mean?
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if it makes us look out of date compared to other
distributions. A change to that policy should be carefully considered
before doing it...
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the vote as meaning 1 and others want
meaning 2. The latter would seems to require changing the SC, the
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. And interestingly, in the changelog it's listed as a bugfix.
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2005/12/18, Andreas Metzler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Gürkan Sengün [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've run some scripts to find out the size of binary pakcages in debian
and how theycould be made smaller, here's the results:
http://www.linuks.mine.nu/sizematters/
Afaict from the webpage 7zip (LZMA)
2005/12/13, Henrique de Moraes Holschuh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Time to devise a way to teach it about that, then. HOW to do it is the big
problem, though. How should one deal with round-robin DNS mirrors which are
supposed to be equal, but are not. What are the failure modes to cater
for?
2005/12/12, Henrique de Moraes Holschuh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We don't want them to open multiple connections even to MULTIPLE servers...
That's odd though, because apt *does* open connections to multiple
servers all the time. To fetch packages lists, or if a package is only
available on one of the
2005/12/8, Goswin von Brederlow [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Anthony Towns aj@azure.humbug.org.au writes:What is required is abuildd-give-back package_version(or whatever you called the alias for wanna-build --give-back).
Following this train of thought, wouldn't it be reasonable to have a control @
2005/11/21, Henning Makholm [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It can be considered bad from a technical viewpoint - as far as I
understand the master copy of the keyring is currently on a medium
that is under the keyring maintainer's direct physical control.
The obvious way of switching to team maintenance
2005/11/20, Petter Reinholdtsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I suspect and hope the DPL try to reason with the people in question
first, before the DPL wields his authority and push the current holder
of privileged positions aside, as a power struggle with the overworked
people in these privileged key
2005/11/19, Andreas Metzler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
FWIW he currently does a. Rejecting at SMTP time causes backscatter on
forwarded mail, as the forwarding host cannot reject because it
already has accepted the mail.
And usual way to deal with this is to set:
ignore_errmsg_errors_after = 7d
If a
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