On 29-Dec-1999 Jim Lynch wrote:
Hi, pam-krb5 is a module that lets pam accept kerberos authentication.
Neomaru Itoi is the author, and he has sent me the following message
containing umich's boilerplate, which he says can be used. So.. is this
a free license?
this is essentially the
Okay... I'm making some good progress with my portslave package. The
(hopefully) last major hurdle I have to pass now has to do with how and
where to keep and rotate log files.
Let me first say that my understanding of syslog's funcionalilty is somewhat
limited.
Portslave, by default, logs to
ok, may be it's time for me to ask help here.
i'm the curl package maintainer, a sponsorized and not a real one i mean.
i've this problem:
i can't figure how to put my package in the right section.
debianized curl is divided in two binaries: curl and curl-ssl.
they conflicts each other and that
* Domenico == Domenico Andreoli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Domenico here is my control file for curl source tree:
[...]
Is this the complete file? Is curl-ssl in a seperate source tree?
Domenico it looks fine, doesn't it?
Yes. If I feed equivs-build (package equivs, builds dummy packages)
with
On Thursday 30 December 1999, at 15 h 58, the keyboard of Domenico Andreoli
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i can't figure how to put my package in the right section.
Remember also that sections in the control file are just hints, the real
information is in the override file on master. See
Likely, wget's rules file uses:
dpkg-gencontrol -isp
and you don't use that option to dpkg-gencontrol.
Peter
Domenico Andreoli wrote:
ok. the problem is that after a dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -us -uc
wget package comes with right section whereas curl comes with no section
at
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