As there seems to be no volunteer for packaging Sonata for Debian as I requested recently, I filed ITP bug for it. Quickly after that I uploaded package to mentors, so until I find sponsor, you can grab it there.
I was wondering why aptitude doesn't automatically purge not needed packages and keeps tons of configs I don't need on my disk. If I'd read documentation, I'd have fount out is sooner, but it has to came to me through random post to debian-devel about apt-findremovable.
The solution is simple:
echo 'Aptitude::Purge-Unused "true";' >> /etc/apt/apt.conf
It seems that Dunc-Tank is not enough, now we have also Dunc-Bank. I didn't much get idea behind Tank and how it is supposed to improve anything. In contrast to that Bank has clearly defined target and even described way to achieve that. Hopefully they don't manage to delay release much :-).
BTW: What comes next? Dunc-Gang?
NM process seems to go faster than I expected, I just got assigned application manager. I hope I will not cause much troubles to Christoph Berg :-).
Thanks to Andreas Metzler who kidnly offered sponsoring for me, updated nanoblogger package (which fixes all bugs reported in debian BTS) will be in archives on next dinstall run (tommorow).
As this is RC version, there might still be some problems, but it should be better than previous version in archives.
I quickly got used to MPD for playing music. The client-server approach perfectly fits my needs and I can control it using any interface I want. Command line is always appreciated, but nice GUI is also helful.
So far I used Pygmy, which is far from being perfect, but was best of those I tested. Now I found its fork called Sonata which looks much better. Unfortunately it is not yet in Debian, any volunteers? :-)
Wammu 0.16 is of course available in my debian repository and on next dinstall run is should be in official repositories. Thanks to fEnIo for quick upload!
At same time as python-gammu has been releases, I also made available packages for new gammu and python-gammu releases in my private repository. The gammu differs a bit from official version as I found ugly bug in AT driver just after the release.
Official debian packages will be available as soon as my sponsor uploads them.
As announced on friday, I addopted nanoblogger and prepared new upload of it. Until my new sponsor reviews and uploads it, you can find it either on mentors or in my private repository.
What the hell am I doing wrong that I can not send mail to any @debian.org address?
SMTP error from remote mail server after end of data:
host master.debian.org [70.103.162.30]: 550 Administrative prohibition
None of SMTP servers I used is blacklisted and I haven't seen problem
with any other recipient than master.debian.org. Anyway it would be
great if I would know what this Administrative prohibition means.
After googling I found out that it might be something bad in my headers,
but nothing what would tell me how to fix it...