Just to clarify this example requires them to be on the subnet AND in the group. If you just want to require them to be on the subnet then leave out the Group clause.
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Just to clarify this example requires them to be on the subnet AND in the group. If you just want to require them to be on the subnet then leave out the Group clause.
Are you positive it's happening on the server and not the client?
In particular make sure your server clock and file dates are all sane. If not then client caching will do really weird stuff.
I don't see any link with that name.
I've found the answer elsewhere though. On the launchpad page for a package there is a link "view full publishing history". if you follow that it takes you to...
Does ubuntu have a service like snapshot.debian.org from which old versions of source packages can be downloaded?
How are you normally supposed to install this program.
You need to make the install target in debian/rules do what you would normally do when installing the program (including setting up...
I tried FICs with the java client they provide but there didn't seem any way to play a pre-organised game on it. My friend started a game but I never saw it appear in the list of games to join and...
I haven't used ubuntu's ppa's before but my guess is you have to use some option to dpkg-buildpackage to make it generate only a source package.
It would help to know how you created this package.
there are a couple of examples listed in the referencepackages section of the guide under "simple installation of data" which sounds like what you want.
A source package usually consists of a...
I think you need to symlink libtiff.so to libtiff.so.4 in /usr/lib32 , normally the -dev package does this but there is no -dev package for the 32 bit libtiff.
do you have gcc-multilib installed?
if you don't have windows availible on your own machines can't you use a public uni machine at least to test it before submitting.
the rules file that dh_make writes is just a template to get you started. The rules file is a makefile that can be modified to do whatever is nessacery to build the package. The build-stamp target...
install build-essential
generally it is a good idea to test on debian sid and the development version of ubuntu before submitting your bug report. Reports of bugs that have already been dealt with tend to just cause...
I suspect when specifying the library name you need to leave off the lib at the start and the .so at the end.
after building the package normally with dpkg-buildpackage I then tried running the main command from the install target manually and got
fakeroot make...
but if you made it with checkinstall don't expect it to be accepted.
checkinstall is a dirty hack for use when you really need a package ASAP or doing it properly is unusually complicated for some...
there are mechanisms in place for patches to be added by debian and ubuntu. Ubuntu afaict tends to pick up most changes made by debian.
Generally it is better to go to debian than ubuntu given the...
that change looks fine to me.
Can you post a copy of your package source (dsc/diff.gz/orig.tar.gz set) somewhere so others can look at it and see if we can find the problems.