On Sun, 2006-11-19 at 12:21 +0100, Daniel Baumann wrote:
Neil Williams wrote:
Why is this double space seen as mandatory? - it is not. Single spacing
is fine in most cases.
roumors has it that some automatic tools are in need of having two
leading spaces.
This is way too vague, because I
Daniel Baumann wrote:
Going now to bed, will take care tomorrow.
ok, here we go:
* '* Old changelog entries just for history.' is not needed in
changelog, we do always keep the old changelog, even if the package
was completely remade.
* remove the useless empty line at the end of
On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 09:05:47 +0100
Daniel Baumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Before Hompepage:, there must be two leading spaces, not just one.
I think this has been covered before and I can't see why it's
continued. One space before Homepage is fine - two spaces just prevents
linewrapping
Willi Mann wrote:
that the patch doesn't contain an explicit copyright notice. Is the way
I've done it Ok?
at the upstream site, the patch is advertised as:
Updated Templates for version 5.1.3 - Martin Kos (updated Patch against
5.1.3 english)
This looks like it is a sqwebmail derivation with
at the upstream site, the patch is advertised as:
Updated Templates for version 5.1.3 - Martin Kos (updated Patch against
5.1.3 english)
This looks like it is a sqwebmail derivation with additional,
translation related copyright of the patch author. I'd say you try now
to contact Martin
Hi!
I'm searching a sponsor for the my completely redone sqwebmail-de
package. The current version in sid is very outdated: You cannot even
send mail (with current sqwebmail in sid).
I've redone the packaging completely, because the current build
procedure is so simple that I didn't want to
Willi Mann wrote:
I'm searching a sponsor for the my completely redone sqwebmail-de
package. The current version in sid is very outdated: You cannot even
send mail (with current sqwebmail in sid).
I was wanting that for so long, but didn't reserved the time to do it
myself, or in other words,
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