Hiya,
One way to do this is to use regular expressions (and so called 'negative lookbehind').
String foo = "Hello\\. World. My\\. Name. Is\\. Cody";
for (String s :...
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Hiya,
One way to do this is to use regular expressions (and so called 'negative lookbehind').
String foo = "Hello\\. World. My\\. Name. Is\\. Cody";
for (String s :...
You can get it from the apache2.2-common binary package.
cd /tmp
aptitude download apache2.2-common
dpkg -x apache2.2-common*.deb test
cp /tmp/test/etc/apache2/sites-available/default...
You can change to postgres user like
sudo su postgres
Then
psql -d postgres < /usr/share/postgresql/8.2/contrib/adminpack.sql
Attach a MouseAdapter to a component you wish to listen.
import java.awt.Container;
import java.awt.FlowLayout;
import java.awt.event.MouseAdapter;
import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;
...
Easiest way is to probably purge your postgresql package (e.g postgresql-8.2) and the reinstall it back. Removing instead of purging a package doesn't remove its configuration files (like files in...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pbuilder/+bug/123068
You need to add --force-yes in /usr/lib/pbuilder/pbuilder-satisfydepends
why exactly you want to compile newer glibc?
hey, do you have g++ package installed (especially g++-4.1) ?
/edit scratch that.. looks like something else is broken. Does running ldconfig as root work okay?
strange, I only have cpp which provides cpp-4.1 and I don't have issues timseal is describing.
(using Gutsy)
right, how about
sudo aptitude purge build-essential
sudo aptitude install build-essential
?
You should take the newest trasmission package from Debian unstable using apt-get source transmission. It's already packaged so you just need compile and install the resulting .deb packages.
...
gtk_init() is from gtk.h.
http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/unstable/gtk-General.html#gtk-init
Are you calling the function correctly?
This should work for you, compile using gcc...
What application are you compiling?
According to the error message, you're missing 'cc1' binary.
What's the output of
slocate -r /cc1$
You probably need to install one of the following...
Your package must Build-Depends on debhelper so that package gets installed in the chroot environment. I suggest you to read the New Maintainers Guide for starters.
The source package doesn't look...
Package must build-depend on debhelper which provides the missing dh_testdir script.
right. you probably have some garbage in the debian/control file. Did you use dh_make to create the 'skeleton' source package? You should if you didn't.
If you're not yet familiar with New...
Ubuntu (gutsy and hardy) archive already contains the qemu package. Is there a reason you're duplicating the effort or are not using already existing source base as base for yours?
debhelper and cdbs contain helper scripts for the packaging process. I guess most (if not all) packages in Ubuntu and Debian build-depend on debhelper. Answer to the question why to use debhelper and...
okay, then you need to change tomboy from Recommends to Depends in debian/control.
Here's a very quick howto for compiling the binaries:
download the attached archive and extract it, say in...
I took a test how this package would turn out and and I'm attaching the resulting source package, including a binary for Gutsy.
The package builds okay on Gutsy on Feisty and installs in Gutsy. I...
If you cannot find a mentor, I can also help you out. By looking how some mono apps like banshee or f-spot are packaged, you can get a feeling how to begin.
Ubuntu wiki contains very good resources if you're starting from scratch and there's also ongoing mentoring program for new packagers.
https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/...
It would be useful to create some kind of forum notify text to get users to read Gutsy release notes now that the new release is out. Forums seem to fill with similar/same questions which are...
All Gutsy users (especially upgraders from earlier distro) should read the Gutsy release notes for issues that may require attention:
http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/710
I fetched the source from Gutsy's repositories using apt-get, then built it with pbuilder (you need to have deb-src repositories enabled in your /etc/apt/sources.list).
Then do something like this...