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Re: Bug#333858: Proposed improved patch for yaird



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On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 22:31:06 +0200
maximilian attems <maks@sternwelten.at> wrote:

> On Tue, 18 Oct 2005, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:

> > One of the things that worries me is what the dispute last night
> > (european time) between you and Maximilian about importance of
> > pushing 
> 
> well that dispute is very unfortunate.
> it was bad timing (very busy when svenl came with his upgrade idea).
> some jokes that the other side got wrong and so on.

Oh, I actually understand that.

Perhaps you noticed that that particular sentence is unfinished - I
intended to write more on exactly what your dispute made me argue, but
realized myself that it would be nitpicking and decided to drop that.
But forgot to delete my half-finished sentence before sending the
mail :-P


> > > > let's flip it around and invite Sven Luther (and whoever else
> > > > wanting to participate) into a separate yaird project at Alioth.
> > > 
> > > Nope, i don't think i will be able to go into
> > > yet-another-alioth-project, or sorry.
> > 
> > Why? I honestly do not understand.
> 
> it's quite easy to join an alioth project, don't see that as
> inconvience.

Thanks for your view on this, Maximilian.


> good work and thanks a lot jonas for your fixes!!

Good to hear that they are valued. I was worried that the latest
commits was maybe too enthusiastic: I have this fanatic goal that shell
scripts must properly handle file- and dirnames with spaces in them.

Hmm. And now I remember where that enthusiasm came from: A couple of
years ago I tried for the first time to build unofficial Debian kernel
packages the "ultracorrect" way (not only make-kpkg, but appliying
my patches and using debuild on the official source package) and after
boiling for many many hours (I don't have fancy hardware) it failed.
Not because of errors in my patches, but because of too long
commandline because somewhere was used "find | xargs" or such instead of
"find -exec".

I never fined a bugreport because I thought it was just me having a
silly environment ( /tmp was too small so I set
TMP=/home/jonas/[a looong path] ). But heey - now I have write access
and if still there I can fix it myself ;-)


 - Jonas


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