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CPAN Meta Specification and debian perl

I haven t seen activity from the Debian Perl Group on this yet I have myself commented a bit from what I know namely with respect to the future of recommended modules from the Perl META yml I am interested in ensuring congruency between what we consider Recommends Suggests and what Upstream considers to be the usef or those It s important to get involvement from vendors looking a

Problems with PERL 5 10 and system pipe

Alex Muntada wrote: > Damyan Ivanov : > >> i e no hang even on reads >> And this doesn t read from the pipe even if I do echo some > test >> beforehand Something is not right > > O_NONBLOCK means non blocking I O at all even for read > > This works as expected: > > perl MFcntl we use autodie; use strict; sysopen PH test > O_NONBLOCK ; while

SQL::Translator Debian Package

Hi Eric: There s an outstanding bug for the sqlfairy libsql translator perl package which requests an upgrade it also contains lots of bug fixes It s been three weeks since the initial bug report filed by one of the upstream maintainers of that package Ref: http: bugs debian org cgi bin bugreport cgi?bug=544904 Thankfully the upgrade would also close several Debian bugs too

4 packages up to adoption

Hi Ana: On Mon Aug 24 2009 at 7:51 PM Ana Guerrero wrote: > > Hi > > > If somebody is interested in adopting one of the following packages: > > http: packages qa debian org liba libapache sessionx perl html > http: packages qa debian org libd libdbix recordset perl html > http: packages qa debian org libe libembperl perl html > http: packages qa debian org l

Replacing libio compress bzip2 perl libcompress zlib perl

On Mon 27 Jul 2009 23:43:49 0300 Damyan Ivanov wrote: > =| Scott Kitterman Mon Jul 27 2009 at 02:10:06AM 0400 |= >> Except for reformatting debian copyright I ve incorporated fixes >> for all your comments I believe it s ready enough for upload >> I ll leave it for you to decide who maintains it > >I wouldn t call what gregoa is suggesting reformatting T

Introduction to the team

I was added to the team today kitterma guest on alioth and was asked to send a short introduction I m an Ubuntu developer a DM in the NM process and I maintain a few packages in Debian mostly Python In Debian I participate in the Python teams modules and applications and the qt kde packaging team I m not heavily into Perl but I do most of the Ubuntu specific maintenan

Installing Padre plugins on Debian

Gabor: Perhaps dh make perl locate can be useful here or extract the code therein On the other hand that sort of feature might require more packages apt file etc Cheers Jonathan On Thu Jun 4 2009 at 4:07 AM Gabor Szabo wrote: > The naming discussion reminded me of something related that > we should address in Padre but for which I ll need your op

The PET

Hi: It s occurred to me that the PET could use a spot next to the upstream version perhaps which would show the number of days since the release So it might say the version with 68 days ago or something next to it so we know just how stale our package has gotten Then that might help us prioritize modules although I guess the ones that are most popular should be fixed first

Google Summer of Code Proposals

Hi Dominique: Thanks for your reply The first idea sounds brilliant particularly as it can tie in well with some other ideas I have for simplifying the build test process by being able to model the Debian files as Config::Model s then we can also query the data back out which can help for testing As for automatically running dh make perl I think this would be a great option

Proposal to improve package configuration upgrades

gregor herrmann writes: >> So I was thinking that this is a typical case where the upgrade could >> be smoothly handled by Config::Model > > If Config::Model could solve the merge problem add the missing > three way merge function I m sure many people would buy you > favourite_drink : It won t be a walk in the park but I m sure we can do something very u

Questions on pkg perl documentation

On Thu 09 Aug 2007 12:48:21 0200 Jeremiah Foster wrote: > On this page: http: pkg perl alioth debian org subversion html > Under section 3 Initial Upload it says: > svn inject will now start doing the following: > 2 Upload the orig tar gz to branches upstream > Shouldn t this be trunk branches upstream ? No it shouldn t Please take a look at section 2 Repository An

Pending membership requests

On Aug 9 2007 at 8:23 AM Damyan Ivanov wrote: > =| gregor herrmann 9 08 2007 01:28 |= >> Maybe there s some confusion about ack is this a module or an >> application? This was in fact a source of confusion for me >> If we are talking about >> http: search cpan org ~petdance ack 1 64 Ack pm App::Ack then >> there s no question I guess ; It seems to be a bit of a h

dh make perl error: Use of uninitialized value in substitu

On Aug 7 2007 at 6:33 PM Gunnar Wolf wrote: > >> 1 I get an error with uupdate[0] > > Ok did you investigate on what caused this error? : I did and with Gregor s help I found that I had incorrectly written a new stanza in debian changelog Gregor pointed out the right format and I used that and the error disappeared Jeremiah To UNSUBSCRIBE email to debian pe

Today I played with dh make perl

On Wed 08 Aug 2007 Damyan Ivanov wrote: > =| Gunnar Wolf 8 08 2007 00:57 |= > > I managed to remove its reliance on hand written information regarding > > its core module list and BTW added a run time switch to specify > > which packages should be considered as base currently they are perl > > perl base and perl modules Now I might be very mistaken in my > > assumption thin

RFS: libcdk perl adopting orphaned package

Jeremiah Foster dijo : > Hello > > I am looking for a sponsor for the new version 4 9 10 2 > of my package libcdk perl > > It builds these binary packages: > libcdk perl Perl interface for a curses widget library > > The package appears to be lintian clean Well I checked pretty carefully so I am fairly sure it _is_ lintian clean > > The upload would fix these bugs: 279

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