Re: Status in Incoming (Re: Status of Potato)
Fumitoshi UKAI wrote:
> Anyway, here is the list in incoming. These are uploaded at least
> one month before...
It's useful to use "~maor/dinstall/dinstall -n" on the changelog's of the
ones that don't have an obvious problem, to find why they arn't being
installed. The most common reason is NEW packages always need manual
intervention to be installed.
> [Remove from Incoming?]
> Aug 20: kernel-patch 2.0.37-raid 2.0.37-1
> no kernel-source-2.0.37 in potato
NEW package.
> [Remove, newer version in potato]
> Sep 3: oo2c64 1.4.6-1
> Sep 10: oo2c64 1.4.6-2
> Sep 19: oo2c64 1.4.6-3
> liboo2c - Optimizing Oberon-2 to ANSI-C Compiler (library)
> oo2c - Optimizing Oberon-2 to ANSI-C Compiler
> 1.4.7-1 in potato
Actually, there is no oo2c64 in potato, all of these are NEW.
> [Why not upgraded?]
> Aug 29: sfio 1999-2
> sfio-dev - Enhanced library for managing I/O streams (development).
> sfio1999 - Enhanced library for managing I/O streams.
> sfio 1999-1 is installed in potato, why not upgraded?
sfio1999 is NEW (sfio_1999 is in potato).
> Sep 11: licq 0.70h-1
> Sep 26: licq 0.70rel-1
> Sep 26: licq 0.70rel-2
> Oct 20: licq 0.70.1a-1
> licq - ICQ clone (base files)
> licq-plugin-qt2 - Graphical front-end for LICQ using the QT2 libraries
> licq 0.61-1 is installed in potato, why not upgraded?
> (closes: #44389)
I'm told this will install on the next automatic dinstall run.
> Sep 12: mico-2.3.0 2.3.0-0
> mico-2.3.0 - CORBA broker as used for KDE. Mico Is COrba.
> mico-2.3.0-dev - CORBA broker as used for KDE. Mico Is COrba. Development files.
> mico-2.3.0-examples - CORBA broker as used for KDE. Mico Is COrba. Example developmen
> mico-2.2.[67] is installed in potato, why not newer version isn't installed?
>
> Sep 17: maplay3 1.1-1
> Oct 6: maplay3 1.1-2
> - An MPEG Audio Player.
> it seems to be newer version maplay 1.1-2(?)
>
> Sep 18: libtsp 3r0-1
> libtsp3 - signal processing library -- runtime
> libtsp3-dev - signal processing library -- development
> libtsp2{,-dev} is installed in potato, why not upgraded?
>
> Sep 19: lice 1:4.1.2-1
> - Very functional script for epic
> epic4-script-lice 4.011-1 is installed in potato, why not upgraded?
The package names have changed, so all these are NEW.
> Sep 19: splay 0.8.2-5
> - Sound player for MPEG-1,2 layer 1,2,3
> splay 0.8.2-2.1 is installed in potato, why not upgraded?
It has moved from contrib to main, this is another situation that requires
manual intervention.
> [Why not installed in potato and still in incoming?]
> Aug 24: freetds-jdbc 990813-1
> - Pure Java JDBC driver for MS SQL and Sybase
>
> Aug 25: xeji 1.2-3
> - Yet Another Follow the Mouse X demo
>
> Aug 30: libgd-graph-perl 0.9-1
> Oct 19: libgd-graph-perl 0.9-2
> - perl GD::Graph - Create GIF graphs from given data.
>
> Aug 30: libgifgraph-perl 1.10-1
> Oct 19: libgifgraph-perl 1.10-2
> - perl GIFgraph - Graph Plotting Module for Perl 5.
>
> Aug 30: libiniconf-perl 0.92-1
> Oct 19: libiniconf-perl 0.92-2
> - perl IniConf - A Module for reading .ini-style configuration file
>
> Sep 1: pkspxy 0.5-1
> pkspxy - PGP Public Key Server Proxy Daemon
> pkspxyc - PGP Public Key Server Proxy Client
All NEW
> Sep 2: dbskkd-cdb 1:1.00-2
> Sep 29: dbskkd-cdb 1:1.01-1
> - The fastest dictionary server for SKK
> (closes: Bug#40102,40107)
> hmm, it has a bug, but I can't find dbskkd-cdb in potato, where?
Yes that's weird, the referenced bug numbers don't exist.
> Sep 2: tarcust 0.7.2-1
> - A tar post-process to ease rolling tarballs.
>
> Sep 4: mig-m68k-gnu 1.0-1
> - Cross-MiG for m68k
>
> Sep 4: gcc-m68k-gnu 1.0-1
> - Cheap cross-compiler for GNU/Hurd.
>
> Sep 6: libfilesys-diskspace-perl 0.04-1
> Oct 28: libfilesys-diskspace-perl 0.05-1
> - fetch filesystem size and usage information from Perl
>
> Sep 6: sufary 2.1b3-1
> libsufary-perl - Perl module for SUFARY.
> libsufary2 - Shared Library for SUFARY.
> sufary - Full-text searching tools using suffix array.
> sufary-dev - Development files for SUFARY.
> sufary-tcltk - Tcl/Tk interface for SUFARY.
>
> Sep 7: kernel-patch-2.2.10-kdb 0.5-1
> - Builtin kernel debugger.
>
> Sep 11: qtss 3-1
> - streaming multimedia server
>
> Sep 12: purity-off 0-1
> - Sex related purity tests
>
> Sep 17: mdate 1.0.0beta3-1
> Sep 27: mdate 1.0.1-1
> - A utility to report Mayan dates
>
> Sep 17: rstatd 3.03-1
> rstat-client - A client for rstatd.
> rstatd - Display uptime information for remote machines.
> fixes #44886
>
> Sep 22: phpmyadmin 2.0.3-1
> - A set of PHP3-scripts to adminstrate MySQL over the WWW.
>
> Sep 27: lib-xslp-java 19990823-2.1
> lib-xslp-java - A XSL processor written in Java
> lib-xslp-java-doc - Documentation for XSL:P
>
>
> Sep 27: lib-openxml-java 1.0.6-2.1
> lib-openxml-java - A Java framework for XML-based applications
> lib-openxml-java-doc - Documentation for OpenXML
>
> Sep 27: cocoon 1.4-2.1
> cocoon - A XML/XSL publishing framework servlet
> cocoon-doc - Documentation for Cocoon, a XML/XSL servlet
>
> Sep 29: wxd 0.1-1
> - Weather Daemon gates NWS data to packet radio.
>
> Sep 30: mbonecommon 1.0.6-1
> libmbonecommon1 - UCL Common Code Library
> libmbonecommon1-dev - UCL Common Code Library
>
> Sep 30: prime-net 18.1-4
> - donate unused CPU cycles - PrimeNet GIMPS client
>
> Sep 30: gnome-gnorba 0.0.1-1
> Oct 28: libgnome-norba-perl 0.0.2-1
> libgnome-gnorba-perl - Gnorba module for Perl
All of these are NEW.
> [Experimental]
> Sep 4 kdesupport-cvs 4:2.0-19990903-1
> kdesupport1-cvs - mime, uuencode and QwSpriteField library - runtime version
> kdesupport1-dev-cvs - mime and uuencode/decode library - development version
>
> Sep 4 kdelibs-cvs 4:2.0-19990903-1.0
> kdelibs-doc-cvs - KDE core libraries (documentation)
> kdelibs3-cvs - KDE core libraries (runtime files)
> kdelibs3-dev-cvs - KDE core libraries (development files)
>
> Sep 4 kdebase-cvs 4:2.0-19990903-1.0
> kdebase-cvs - KDE core applications
> kdebase-dev-cvs - KDE core applications (development files)
> kdebase-doc-cvs - Documentation for Applications in kdebase
> kdewallpapers-cvs - Some wallpapers for KDE
> kdm-cvs - The K Desktop Manager
It seems that everything targeted for experimental needs manual intervention
because it is also NEW.
--
see shy jo
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