[Blends-commit] [SCM] fun branch, master, updated. b46c5eafe093bb5de68935db004a01eebb767cce
Andreas Tille
tille at debian.org
Wed Aug 20 19:30:07 UTC 2014
The following commit has been merged in the master branch:
commit b46c5eafe093bb5de68935db004a01eebb767cce
Author: Andreas Tille <tille at debian.org>
Date: Wed Aug 20 21:29:31 2014 +0200
Try to track down encoding error in sentinel scripts
diff --git a/tasks/alternatives b/tasks/alternatives
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-Task: Debug alternatives
-Architecture: any
-Leaf: false
-Description: Debug resolving alternatives in tasks files
- This debug task contains some package alternatives for the purpose
- to verify whether control files created by the new code developed
- in GSoC project is working correctly.
-
-Depends: nullidentd | ident-server, openbsd-inetd
-X-Expected-amd64: nullidentd | ident-server, openbsd-inetd
-
-Recommends: iputils-arping | arping, finger, gdebi-core | gdebi
-X-Expected-amd64: iputils-arping | arping, finger, gdebi-core | gdebi
-
-Depends: cups, foomatic-db-engine, foomatic-db-gutenprint, \
- foomatic-filters-ppds | cupsomatic-ppd, pnm2ppa, \
- hpijs, hpijs-ppds, hplip, ijsgutenprint
-X-Expected-amd64: cups, foomatic-db-engine, foomatic-db-gutenprint, \
- foomatic-filters-ppds | cupsomatic-ppd, pnm2ppa, \
- hpijs, hpijs-ppds, hplip, ijsgutenprint
-
-Depends: dpt-i2o-raidutils | raidutils | dpt-raidutil, flashplugin-nonfree-pulse | libflashsupport \
- gpsim-led | gpsim-lded, kig | keuklid | kgeo, inkscape | sodipodi
-X-Do-not-appear-in-blends-dependencies-table: dpt-raidutil, flashplugin-nonfree-pulse , gpsim-lded \
- keuklid | kgeo, sodipodi
-
-Depends: abuse-frabs | abuse-lib, afbackup-common | afbackup-client-i, amoeba | mesag3,\
- apcupsd | ups-monitor
-X-Comment: the above packages are conflicts
diff --git a/tasks/cookies b/tasks/cookies
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-Task: Fortune cookies
-Description: Have some fun with fortune cookies
- Here you can find all fortune cookie packages inside Debian
- to have some fun with Debian.
-
-Depends: fortune-mod
-
-Depends: fortunes
-
-Depends: fortunes-bofh-excuses
-
-Depends: fortunes-de
-
-Depends: fortunes-debian-hints
-
-Depends: fortunes-eo-ascii
-
-Depends: fortunes-eo-iso3
-
-Depends: fortunes-es
-
-Suggests: fortunes-es-off
-
-Depends: fortunes-ga
-
-Depends: fortunes-it
-
-Suggests: fortunes-it-off
-
-Depends: fortunes-mario
-
-Depends: fortunes-min
-
-Suggests: fortunes-off
-
-Depends: fortunes-pl
-
-Depends: fortune-zh
-
-Depends: fortunes-bg
-
-Depends: fortunes-br
-
-Depends: fortunes-cs
-
-Depends: fortunes-eo
-
-Depends: fortunes-fr
-
-Depends: fortunes-ru
diff --git a/tasks/definitions b/tasks/definitions
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-Task: Definitions
-Description: Examples for definition lists in descriptions
- Here some new techniques are tested - currently the
- markdown formatting is tested. This task contains some
- examples of definition lists.
-
-Depends: glam2
-
-Depends: casu
-
-Depends: cvsutils, flim, fontforge, gatos, gitpkg, gnus-bonus-el, isdnutils, jigit
-
-Depends: josm-plugins, joystick, kicad, kipi-plugins, hugin-tools
-
-Depends: gigtools, lbdb, lcdf-typetools, libbttracker-utils, ike-scan, jifty
-
-Depends: dvb-apps
-Remark: Works as list because of substituting '.' to '*'; however, a definition list is intended
diff --git a/tasks/duplicates b/tasks/duplicates
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-Task: Debug duplicate packages
-Architecture: any
-Leaf: false
-Description: Debug cases where packages appear more than once
- inside a task with a different dependency status.
-
-Depends: figtree
-
-Suggests: figtree
-
-Ignores: figtree
-
-
-Depends: mipe
-
-Recommends: mipe
-
-
-Suggests: reprof
-
-Avoid: reprof
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diff --git a/tasks/enumerations b/tasks/enumerations
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-Task: Enumerations
-Description: Examples for enumerations in descriptions
- Here some new techniques are tested - currently the
- markdown formatting is tested. This task provides examples
- for Enumerations in descriptions.
-
-Depends: developers-reference, flamethrower
diff --git a/tasks/fun-with-markdown b/tasks/fun-with-markdown
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-Task: Debug problems in webtools
-Description: Some unclassified problematic descriptions
- Here some new techniques are tested - currently the
- new database query method is tested
-
-Depends: grib-api, liburcu
-Remark: These packages are mentioning different architectures
- in source package which can be a nice test case:
- SELECT source, version, architecture from sources WHERE source IN ('liburcu', 'grib-api') and release = 'sid';
-
-Depends: libapache-dbi-perl
-Remark: Different levels of lists are simply mixed up
- These modules are supposed to be used with the Apache server together with
- an embedded perl interpreter like mod_perl. They provide support for basic
- authentication and authorization as well as support for persistent database
- connections via Perl's Database Independent Interface (DBI).
- .
- o AuthDBI.pm provides authentication and authorization:
- - optional shared cache for passwords to minimize database load
- - configurable cleanup-handler deletes outdated entries from the cache
- .
- o DBI.pm provides persistent database connections:
- - connections can be established during server-startup
- - configurable rollback to ensure data integrity
- - configurable verification of the connections to avoid time-outs.
-
-Depends: cli-common
-Remark: Different levels of lists are simply mixed up / Intention of author unclear (*/+ usage)
- This package must be installed if a CLI (Common Language Infrastructure)
- runtime environment is desired.
- .
- It covers useful integration and information for CLI implementations in
- Debian GNU/Linux, including:
- * The CLI policy describes how CLI packages should behave and integrate.
- * A FAQ for package maintainers of CLI/.NET applications.
- * Integration for CLRs (Common Language Runtime):
- + Installing libraries into existing GACs (Global Assembly Cache)
-
-Depends: finch
-Remark: Different levels of lists are simply mixed up / Intention of author unclear (*/+ usage)
- Finch is a text/console-based, modular instant messaging client capable of
- using AIM/ICQ, Yahoo!, MSN, IRC, Jabber, Napster, Zephyr, Gadu-Gadu, Bonjour,
- Groupwise, Sametime, SILC, and SIMPLE all at once.
- .
- Some extra packages are recommended to use the core functionality present
- in most finch installations:
- * gstreamer0.10-plugins-base, gstreamer0.10-plugins-good
- - Sound support.
- .
- More extra packages are suggested to use increased functionality:
- * libx11-6
- - To use the Clipboard and/or Toaster plugins.
-
-Depends: fantasdic
-Remark: Markdown is confused by '-' following a non space character
-
-Depends: libbitcollider-dev, libbitcollider1
-Remark: Suspected trouble to dectect list if bullets are in second (instead of third column)
- This is the development headers for the bitcollider libs.
- .
- Think of it as a really big file hash database on the internet with
- constant contributions from others of metadata on files.
- .
- Bitcollider is a small program to reliably identify and describe files
- on your machine. When run with a specific file as input, this program
- does two major things:
- .
- * It examines the file, calculating a distinctive digital fingerprint,
- or bitprint, and taking note of some other identifying information that
- can be extracted from the file, like file length and the local filename.
- * It launches your web browser to do a lookup at our website, submitting
- this identifying information as the search terms.
- .
- At bitzi.com you'll see what - if anything - others have said about your
- file, and have a chance to contribute descriptions or comments yourself.
- If your automatic submission included information useful to our database,
- that new information will be contributed to the database under your screen
- name.
- .
- The funny thing is that the same situation is true for **ion3-doc** except that
- there is an additional blank line inserted.
- .
- Should we even indent expressions matching '^ [-*+o] ' in the preprocessing
- to avoid such wrongly formatted descriptions?
-
-Depends: gdesklets-data
-Remark: List is not intended (rather a table)
-
-Depends: gimageview
-Remark: Unable to detect second order list
- GImageView is image viewer. It has some useful features such as:
- .
- * simple GUI
- * tabbed thumbnail viewer for directories
- * low memory use
- * image file management tool
- * slide show
- * read/write many image cache formats of thumbnail
- * read : Konqueror, GQview, Electric Eyes (Picview)
- * write : Nautilus, .xvpics
- .
- Supported image formats are:
- * JPEG, PNG, PNM, GIF, TIFF, XBM, XPM, XWD, BMP and PCX.
- .
- You can drop image and drop it into Gimp window from GImageView one.
-
-Depends: irssi-plugin-otr
-Remark: Unable to detect second order list; But regarding content this is not really a second order list but rather a definition list
- Off-the-Record (OTR) Messaging Plugin for the Irssi Chat Client
- .
- This plugin adds Off-the-Record messaging support for the irssi IRC client.
- Although primarily designed for use with the bitlbee IRC2IM gateway, it works
- within any query window, provided that the conversation partner's IRC client
- supports OTR.
- .
- OTR allows you to have private conversations over IM by providing:
- - Encryption
- - No one else can read your instant messages.
- - Authentication
- - You are assured the correspondent is who you think it is.
- - Deniability
- - The messages you send do _not_ have digital signatures that are
- checkable by a third party. Anyone can forge messages after a
- conversation to make them look like they came from you. However,
- _during_ a conversation, your correspondent is assured the messages
- he sees are authentic and unmodified.
- - Perfect forward secrecy
- - If you lose control of your private keys, no previous conversation
- is compromised.
-
-Depends: js2-mode
-Remark: Unable to detect second order list
- This JavaScript editing mode supports:
- .
- - the full JavaScript language through version 1.7
- - support for most Rhino and SpiderMonkey extensions from 1.5 to 1.7
- - accurate syntax highlighting using a recursive-descent parser
- - syntax-error and strict-mode warning reporting
- - "bouncing" line indentation to choose among alternate indentation points
- - smart line-wrapping within comments and strings
- - code folding:
- - show some or all function bodies as {...}
- - show some or all block comments as /*...*/
- - context-sensitive menu bar and popup menus
- - code browsing using the imenu' package
- - typing helpers (e.g. inserting matching braces/parens)
- - many customization options
-
-Depends: amsynth
-Remark: No idea why this does not work even after substitution from 'o' to '*'
- amSynth features:
- * two analogue-style audio oscillators, featuring:
- o sine wave
- o saw/triangle wave with adjustable shape
- o square/pulse wave with adjustable pulsewidth
- o noise generation
- o "random" wave (noise with sample & hold)
- o oscillator sync
- o of course, detune and range control
- * mixer section with ring modulation
- * analogue-style low-pass filter
- o 24dB/octave curve
- o dedicated ADSR envelope
- o cutoff and resonance control
- o keyboard pitch tracking
- * amplifier with dedicated ADSR envelope
- * modulation LFO
- o up to 58Hz modulation
- o routable to all sections (pitch, filter, amplifier)
- * Effects
- o High quality stereo reverb (freeverb)
- o Distortion/crunch
- * Easy navigation and manipulation of presets
- * Stand-alone OSS or ALSA Midi/Audio client
- .
-
-Depends: apg
-Remark: Turning an second order enumeration might make sense in principle but it should not be forced by broken markdown formatting
- APG (Automated Password Generator) is the tool set for random
- password generation. It generates some random words of required type
- and prints them to standard output. This binary package contains only
- the standalone version of apg.
- Advantages:
- * Built-in ANSI X9.17 RNG (Random Number Generator)(CAST/SHA1)
- * Built-in password quality checking system (now it has support for Bloom
- filter for faster access)
- * Two Password Generation Algorithms:
- 1. Pronounceable Password Generation Algorithm (according to NIST
- FIPS 181)
- 2. Random Character Password Generation Algorithm with 35
- configurable modes of operation
- * Configurable password length parameters
- * Configurable amount of generated passwords
- * Ability to initialize RNG with user string
- * Support for /dev/random
- * Ability to crypt() generated passwords and print them as additional output.
- * Special parameters to use APG in script
- * Ability to log password generation requests for network version
- * Ability to control APG service access using tcpd
- * Ability to use password generation service from any type of box (Mac,
- WinXX, etc.) that connected to network
- * Ability to enforce remote users to use only allowed type of password
- generation
- The client/server version of apg has been deliberately omitted.
- .
- Upstream URL: http://www.adel.nursat.kz/apg/download.shtml
-
-Depends: alsa-firmware-loaders
-
-Depends: non-existing-package
-Homepage: http://nowhere.com
-
-Depends: another-non-existing-package
-Pkg-Description: Non existing package for testing
- This package doese not exist and will never be. It does not even
- have a homepage.
-
-Depends: further-non-existing-package
-Homepage: http://somewhere.com
-Pkg-Description: Further non existing package for testing
- This package doese not exist and will never be. But at least it
- has a homepage.
diff --git a/tasks/grandfathers b/tasks/grandfathers
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-Task: Potential Grandfathers
-Description: Accessibility features for potential grandfathers
- This is a pure fun task refering to
- http://lists.debian.org/debian-project/2008/04/msg00000.html
-
-Depends: libgail-gnome-module
-
-Depends: gnome-accessibility-themes
-
-Depends: gnome-orca
-
-Depends: gnome-mag
diff --git a/tasks/italic b/tasks/italic
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-Task: Italics formating
-Description: Examples for definition markdown italics formatting
- Here some new techniques are tested - currently the
- markdown formatting is tested. This task contains some
- examples of italics formatting.
- .
- Packages listed as "Depends" seem to have a problem, packages
- listed as "Suggests" are rather an enhancement than a problem.
- .
- Some translations (for instance German bhl do better than the
- original text)
-
-Depends: alltray
-Remark: Fluxbox is rendered italic
- With AllTray you can dock any application with no native tray icon
- (like Evolution, Thunderbird, Terminals) into the system tray.
- A high-light feature is that a click on the "close" button
- will minimize back to system tray. It works well with Gnome,
- KDE, XFCE 4*, Fluxbox* and WindowMaker*.
- (*) No drag 'n drop support. Enable with "-nm" option.
- .
- Homepage: http://alltray.sourceforge.net/
-
-Depends: bhl
-Remark: Unwanted italics?
- The german translation just leaves out the '*' which might be wanted
- or not. It just explains the shortcut - but isn't it usual to mark it
- this way: _B_rut to _H_tml and _L_aTeX. Italics looks hardly visible here.
- BHL is an Emacs mode that enables you to convert brut text files into
- HTML, LaTeX and SGML files. "BHL" is an acronym for: "from *B*rut to
- *H*tml and *L*aTeX" (SGML was implemented later).
- .
- In order to convert TXT files into other formats, you need to use some
- syntactical elements. The purpose of this mode is to use the most
- invisible and convenient syntax. Invisible syntax means that the
- source file must be as readable as possible (like any TXT file must be).
- Convenient syntax means that the syntax must fit user's habits.
-
-Depends: dis51
-Remark: Unwanted italics by trying to specify a regexp
- Dis51 is a simple 8051 disassembler. It takes an object file in
- Intel Hex (*.ihx or *.hex) format as input, and outputs an assembly
- language file.
-
-Depends: flip
-Remark: The '**' in **NIX just vanishes
- This program converts line endings of text files between MS-DOS and
- **IX formats. It detects binary files in a nearly foolproof way and
- leaves them alone unless you override this. It will also leave files
- alone that are already in the right format and preserves file
- timestamps. User interrupts are handled gracefully and no garbage or
- corrupted files left behind. 'flip' does not convert files to a
- different character set, and it can not handle Apple Macintosh
- line endings (CR only). For that (and more), you can use the 'recode'
- program (package 'recode').
-
-Depends: ghemical
-Remark: The last line is featuring two asterisks which are removed by markdown
- ...
- basis sets ranging from STO-3G to 6-31G**.
-
-Depends: js2-mode
-Remark: The string /*...*/ is broken by markdown; and second level list is not detected
- This JavaScript editing mode supports:
- .
- - the full JavaScript language through version 1.7
- - support for most Rhino and SpiderMonkey extensions from 1.5 to 1.7
- - accurate syntax highlighting using a recursive-descent parser
- - syntax-error and strict-mode warning reporting
- - "bouncing" line indentation to choose among alternate indentation points
- - smart line-wrapping within comments and strings
- - code folding:
- - show some or all function bodies as {...}
- - show some or all block comments as /*...*/
- - context-sensitive menu bar and popup menus
- - code browsing using the imenu' package
- - typing helpers (e.g. inserting matching braces/parens)
- - many customization options
-
-X-Comment: These are actually fine and Markdown just ignores the '*'
-X-Comment: clig, cvsnt, fbpanel, gap-small-groups-extra, gdesklets-data,
- gnome-schedule, jed-extra, kmplayer, kvm
-
-X-Comment: kmplayer-plugin
- Only in testing so currently hidden from Blends-Webtools
-
-Depends: latrine
-Remark: Reference to dict-freedict-*-* packages is broken
- ...
- http://sourceforge.net/projects/freedict/, provides dictionaries for about 50
- language combinations, which should be compatible with LaTrine. These
- dictionaries are also available via the Debian dict-freedict-*-* packages.
-
-Suggests: bochs-svga, crashme
-
-Suggests: apache2-prefork-dev, aolserver4-core-4.5.1, apache2.2-common, bbdb, calibre, cl-trivial-gray-streams, cli-uno-bridge, dbench, dctc, foomatic-filters-ppds, gfs-tools, gfs2-tools, killer, libclass-prototyped-perl
diff --git a/tasks/oldddtp b/tasks/oldddtp
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-Task: Old DDTP
-Description: Pachages with outdated translations
- Here some packages are tested which have DDTP translations but for older
- versions which are hidden by new sentinel code.
-
-Depends: njplot
-
-
diff --git a/tasks/overlong b/tasks/overlong
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-Task: Overlong
-Description: Examples for way to long descriptions
- This page contains some bad examples for descriptions
- which were much longer than acceptable
-
-Depends: emacs-goodies-el
diff --git a/tasks/screenshots b/tasks/screenshots
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-Task: Screenshots
-Description: Packages featuring several screenshots
- Here some packages are tested which are featuring more than
- five screenshots.
-
-Depends: smc, gnome-utils, dia, ttf-indic-fonts-core, msttcorefonts, couchdb,
- banshee, midori, cheese, cacti, ttf-droid, software-center,
- gedit, glpi, gcompris, sgt-puzzles, ttf-umefont
diff --git a/tasks/verbose_without_reason b/tasks/verbose_without_reason
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-Task: Verbose without reason
-Description: Some long descriptions which are verbose without reason
- Here some new techniques are tested - currently the
- markdown formatting is tested. This task contains those
- packages which just feature broken indentation because of using
- at least two spaces in the beginning of each line without any
- reason - or for a wrong reason when a list was intended.
-
-Depends: balazar, funcoeszz, gnugk, libbobcat2
diff --git a/tasks/versions b/tasks/versions
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-Task: Handle test versioned dependencies
-Architecture: any
-Leaf: false
-Description: This task helps developing blend-gen-control in order
- to regard versioned dependencies.
-
-Depends: 7kaa-data (= 2.14.4-1), a56 (>> 1.3-5), acl2-books (<= 6.2-4),
- alsaplayer-jack (>= 0.99.80-5.1), anubis (<< 4.1.1+dfsg1-3.1),
- bisonc++ (= 4.01.00-1) | bison (<< 1:2.5.dfsg-2.1) | amule (>> 2.3.1-10)
-
-Suggests: gcal-common (>= 3.6.0-1), gobjc (= 4:4.6.4-2), kdebase-dbg (<< 4:4.4.5-2)
-
-Recommends: canna-utils (= 3.7p3-11), default-jre (>> 1:1.6-47), dbmix (>= 0.9.8-6.2),
- epiphany-data (<< 0.7.0-6), gammu (>= 1.33.0-2),
- kdenlive-dbg (<= 0.9.2-2) | kturtle (<< 4:4.8.4-1) | kup-server (>= 0.3.2-1)
diff --git a/tasks/works b/tasks/works
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-Task: Works with markdown
-Description: Descriptions which are working with markdown
- Here some new techniques are tested - currently the
- markdown formatting is tested. These packages are
- random positive examples.
- .
- The preformatting in Python seems to work for airport-utils
- even if the perl code as suggested at
- http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2009/04/msg00712.html
- leads to a second level list in the last item.
- .
- The description of geordi requires masking the a '#' in
- the first column. It is rendered on this page as well to
- make sure everything works as expected.
- .
- Check whether non-ASCI characters in descriptions are working
- (ggz-python-games)
-
-Depends: airport-utils
-Remark: This package is OK despite the strange formatting of the last paragraph
- .
- For all:
- - airport-modem: modem control utility, displays modem state, starts/stops
- modem connections, displays the approximate connection time (Extreme only)
- - airport-hostmon: wireless hosts monitor, lists wireless hosts connected
- to the base station (see airport2-portinspector for the Snow)
- .
- Please note that it fails in the Perl implementation mentioned at
- http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2009/04/msg00712.html because the
- last item is rendered as a second order list there (but I have no idea
- why.
-
-Depends: geordi
-Remark: Works because of substituting '#' in first column is escaped
-
-Depends: ggz-python-games
-Remark: Just testing non-ASCII characters in long description
-
-Depends: crash, alsa-utils, ccmalloc, ftp-proxy, global, lam-runtime, libapache2-modxslt
-Remark: Works because of substituting 'o' to '*'
-
-Depends: acidlab
-Remark: Works because of substituting 'o' to '*', otherwise there would be no list at all
- The Analysis Console for Intrusion Databases (ACID) is a PHP-based analysis
- engine to search and process a database of security events generated by
- various IDSes, firewalls, and network monitoring tools. The features currently
- include:
- .
- \o Query-builder and search interface for finding alerts matching
- on alert meta information (e.g. signature, detection time) as well as
- the underlying network evidence (e.g. source/destination address, ports,
- payload, or flags).
- .
- \o Packet viewer (decoder) will graphically display the layer-3 and
- layer-4 packet information of logged alerts
- .
- \o Alert management by providing constructs to logically group alerts
- to create incidents (alert groups), deleting the handled alerts or
- false positives, exporting to email for collaboration, or archiving of
- alerts to transfer them between alert databases.
- .
- \o Chart and statistic generation based on time, sensor, signature, protocol,
- IP address, TCP/UDP ports, or classification
- .
- ACID has the ability to analyze a wide variety of events which are
- post-processed into its database. Tools exist for the following formats:
- .
- \o using Snort (www.snort.org)
- - Snort alerts
- - tcpdump binary logs
- .
- \o using logsnorter (www.snort.org/downloads/logsnorter-0.2.tar.gz)
- - Cisco PIX
- - ipchains
- - iptables
- - ipfw
- .
- Homepage: http://acidlab.sourceforge.net/
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