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We would like a debconf option to be available to prevent removing the
oem user's home directory. Specifically, this amounts to removing the
--remove option from the userdel invocation in oem-config-* (when the
debconf option is specified).
We are currently using a patched
the paths to .md5sums
files, but now at least we try to verify our guess by checking that
the corresponding .lists file exist. (Closes: #616066)
* Add multiarch support.
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* integrate NMUs, thank you Giovanni and David (Closes: #603189)
* when querying dpkg-divert include
It builds successfully in oneiric.
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Actually, I think this was fixed by 2.0.48+nmu3ubuntu2. Or at least
changed into Bug #809924. So closing this bug.
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I think this is the same underlying problem as #809924. Sounds like
while it's figuring out the path of the md5sums file to copy to it's not
finding one, so it's trying to copy it to , which doesn't have any
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- in --admindir (Closes: #632463)
- * add Korean translation for debconf templates, thanks min-ji Kang
Reproduced the problem in an oneiric chroot. And confirmed that the new
Debian version fixes it.
It only occurs when there are .deb files in /var/cache/apt/archives for
packages which don't include md5sums files (my example is binutils).
(oneiric-i386)root@buildd:~# ls -l
The easiest way to disable the hook is built in to the package. If you
run sudo dpkg-reconfigure debsums it will ask you Should debsums
files be generated automatically by apt-get?, and you can change the
setting to No. This should fix your system.
Anyways, I looked into solving the actual
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built fine in a lucid chroot.
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this has been fixed in version 0.2-2.
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instead of saying I told you so, why don't you fix it? the only patch
I've seen from you didn't work. if you can't handle fixing it, give up
ownership of the bug so that I can.
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honestly, I have no idea what you expect me or anybody else to do here.
The attached files provide no information as to where in the code is
causing this. you don't have exact steps to reproduce. all you tell me
is that somewhere in the code, there is something that's causing midori
to freeze. I'm
thanks for making the bug report.
please rebuild alarm-clock with the attached patch so that it gives you a more
verbose error message, and tell me what that error was.
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ubu...@ubuntu:~$ alarmclock
Cannot load GTK Builder file: Duplicate object id 'vbox2' on line 3583
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fix uploaded to Debian, new version is 1.2.3-2.
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new version (1.2.3-2) fixing #425163 uploaded to Debian.
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I'll take the easy way out
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here's a debdiff that fixes this, one other bug, and has two small
improvements to the script.
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andv said he will sponsor it after asac comments on it.
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right, I fixed that separately. just try with 1.2.3-2 from Debian.
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reassigning to asac, I'm clueless.
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it's already fixed in alarm clock..
that's why I set the status of the ubuntu bug the way I did.
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this was fixed in 34 in Debian. perhaps we should request a sync to
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maybe a dpkg problem? I dunno, tho I'm pretty sure it's not alarm-clocks
fault.
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Debian, and the new version of the package will make it's way into the
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this seems to be fixed now
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thanks for your work on this julien! I'll bring your changes back to
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(I'm the Debian maintainer for midori)
well, oops, I didn't know there was a new upstream version.
bash jade master midori $ uscan --report
bash jade master midori $
I guess upstream moved where they put tarballs. meh.
anyways, thanks for the reminder, I'll get the package updated in Debian
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this is needed for the new padre, see:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/padre/+bug/412583
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this is needed for the new padre, see:
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this is the padre upstream's birthday release so we'd like to have it
in Ubuntu.
it also adds a .desktop and menu file so that Padre can be ran from the
GNOME (and other) menus, which is a bit important. ;)
here's the changelog:
padre (0.42-1)
new dependencies:
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This is a bug fix release. Here's the Debian changelog:
storebackup (3.2-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New Upstream Version
- bug fix release (Closes: #532188, #532176, #532183)
* Debian Policy 3.8.2
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ubuntu packages work fine. you can grab 0.80 from debian unstable.
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and fix-number-of-style-tests patches,
applied upstream
* disable try-to-fix-recent-chooser-tests and disable-socket-plug-
tests tests, and add -s -noreset options to xvfb-run, suggestion
from Loïc Minier
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here's the changelog:
padre (0.36-3) unstable; urgency=low
* remove build dep on locales-all (Closes: #535248) (LP: #394128)
* Debian Policy 3.8.2
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this upload is just to fix the FTBFS in Ubuntu
upload to Debian and sync request coming soon.
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it's in karmic.
see the changelog:
http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/universe/libx/libxml-simple-ruby/libxml-simple-ruby_1.0.12-1/changelog
and the debian bug it points to:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=514581
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ok, sorry for not being verbose enough, but you could have checked which
ubuntu versions had new uploads of libxml-simple-ruby, and the changelog
clearly explained that it fixes this bug.
anyway, I don't know if it will be fixed in Intrepid, or Jaunty, or
anything older, but it is fixed for
and looking at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#When, it
looks like this doesn't warrant a SRU anyway. if you want it fixed on an
older version, you can probably just download the .deb from karmic and
dpkg -i it.
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hi! does this always happen? I would expect not, but if it's
reproducable, that would be good to know. random glitches that only
happen once make it harder :).
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waiting for a sponsor (in Debian)
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** Changed in: clive (Ubuntu)
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works for me with current dh-make-perl trunk
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reporter says it works now.
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ok...I didn't ask for you to test with sf.net, I asked for you to test
with karmic, but anyways, I'll close the bug, it's fixed for karmic.
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hint for the future: dpkg -L sysvbanner
but I will keep this bug open, and possibly address it in the future.
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fixed in version 0.2-3
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erm...sorry, I see that you've already attached lshw output. so the
question is whether they were both ran as root or not.
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perhaps you didn't run this as root? try running lshw-gtk as root. if
that still only shows small amounts of detail, try just running lshw
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I can't understand what you said, sorry. but it's fine, and this will
work in karmic, because karmic has the most recent version.
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these are in the Recommends field already, closing bug report as Invalid
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as nloewen said, this is now fixed
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the only change in the ubuntu diff is fixed in Debian (from version
0.6.24). Here's the relevant piece of the changelog:
* Modified patch from Ubuntu to ignore empty files with non-zero
length.
since the bug that the ubuntu diff
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The ubuntu specific changes are now addressed in the midori in Debian.
Here are the relevant changelog entries:
* change the default-homepage patch to use the files in debian/config/
to set the default homepage based on whether it's
crap, sorry for forgetting to look at this. if somebody else wants to,
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3.1 has been released and will be uploaded to debian unstable today, and
then should be synced to karmic automatically.
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Hi Martin,
Thanks for the bug report. Could you please retry with the version of
mp3splt in karmic? If that's too much trouble for you, I can provide
backported packages of the new version for intrepid. And does the crash
always happen when you run this? if so, could you please provide the
file
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Steven, it probably does because I tagged the Debian bug pending. The
current version of the package in git has this fixed. I have now added
(LP: #358321) to the changelog so that when it is uploaded to Debian
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when creating a chroot for Debian sid I get these errors:
Err http://security.debian.org sid/updates/main Packages
404 Not Found [IP: 212.211.132.250 80]
Err http://security.debian.org sid/updates/non-free Packages
404 Not Found
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I'm assuming that most people are only using their sbuild chroots for
building packages, and aren't running apt-get source inside of them
much. So is there any reason to have deb-src lines in the sources.list
by default? imo, it seems
** Changed in: ubuntu-dev-tools (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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mk-sbuild-lv: adds deb-src lines to sources.list for no reason
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/371572
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patch tested to work building a debian sid chroot
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mk-sbuild-lv: debian sid doesn't have security updates
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/371569
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** Summary changed:
- mk-sbuild-lvm: debian sid doesn't have security updates
+ mk-sbuild-lv: debian sid doesn't have security updates
** Changed in: ubuntu-dev-tools (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
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mk-sbuild-lv: debian sid doesn't have security updates
patch tested to work building a debian sid chroot
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mk-sbuild-lv: adds deb-src lines to sources.list for no reason
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/371572
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I have preliminary packages, but to get them to the quality (added man
pages) that they need to be to be uploaded, I am waiting for an email
back from the upstream author.
For now, you can install them by running:
sudo apt-get install bzip2 perl debianutils
wget
I have preliminary packages, but to get them to the quality (added man
pages) that they need to be to be uploaded, I am waiting for an email
back from the upstream author.
For now, you can install them by running:
sudo apt-get install bzip2 perl debianutils
wget
** Changed in: ubuntu
Assignee: (unassigned) = Ryan Niebur (ryan52)
Status: Confirmed = In Progress
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[needs-packaging] mp3splt-gtk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/319177
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-dev-tools
It would be nice if mk-sbuild-lv could also be used to create Debian
build environments without having to edit the source. :)
Thanks,
Ryan
** Affects: ubuntu-dev-tools (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-dev-tools
If I set $log_dir to something else, it still creates ~/ubuntu/logs/.
It'd be nice if it created the directory I specify instead, or at least
didn't create the one I didn't specifiy :)
** Affects: ubuntu-dev-tools (Ubuntu)
adding variables to:
* disable the security repository (for Debian Unstable)
* change the host used for the security repository (to security.debian.org)
* which components to use (no universe, restricted, multiverse in debian)
* changing what's appended to BUILD_PKGS (pkg-create-dbgsym and
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