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and roll on next release Signed-off-by: Stephen Gran <email@example.com>
last changes before upload Signed-off-by: Stephen Gran <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Add afs to EXCLUDE_FSTYPES by default (closes: #630340)
obligatory UNRELEASED header Signed-off-by: Stephen Gran <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Don't go wrong if user or group is 0, although, please, stop that (closes: #617480)
Add newline to deluser output (closes: #592629)
Use db_settitle instead of db_title (closes: #560313)
Keep test from complaining (closes: #613009)
Use unlink on symlinks (closes: #609156)
Warning to STDERR (closes: #561864)
acknowledge NMUs Signed-off-by: Stephen Gran <email@example.com>
* fix naming inconsistency in adduser.8 man page. Thanks to Piotr Lewandowski (addresses: #453086)
* Translations: - ru: thanks Yuri Kozlov <email@example.com> (closes: #559661)
deluser: explicitly set $PATH, patch from Martin Pitt <firstname.lastname@example.com> (closes: #555307)
deluser: --backup-to implies --backup, but only if passed on the command line (addresses: #535857) (closes: #551929)
update standards version - no changes
Update po4a calls
new translations
fix 515909: adjust manpage
fix: 515909, just more warnf-statements
remove the games group from EXTRA_GROUP example (closes 502150)
fix 520586: allow underscores again in usernames
* deluser: fix 545024: adjust file test ("-s" tests for an existing directory with a non-zero-sized content, "-S" tests for socket) * adduser: replace raw return codes with constant values
add missing changelog entry
it (Luca Monducci <firstname.lastname@example.com>) (closes: #493958)
ru (thanks Yuri Kozlov <firstname.lastname@example.com>) (closes: #493609)
ro (thanks Eddy Petrișor <email@example.com>) (closes: #488730)
fr (thanks Nicolas François <email@example.com>) (closes: #478087, #478089)
* New tranlations: - fr (thanks Nicolas FRANCOIS (Nekral) <firstname.lastname@example.com>) (closes: #478087)
unfuck character set
Update Standards-Version to 3.8.0 - no changes
Add Joerg to uploaders and remove Marc - thanks for your work
updated spanish translation
fix #488977: you cannot use -s for specifying a shell
* New translations: - fr (thanks Nicolas François <firstname.lastname@example.com>) (closes: #478089, #478087) - hy (thanks Vardan Gevorgyan <email@example.com>)(closes: #475147) - ru (thanks Yuri Kozlov <firstname.lastname@example.com>)(closes: #473286) - sv (thanks Martin Bagge <email@example.com>)(closes: #483436)
Add group games to the default list for EXTRA_GROUPS (closes: #435642)
Get rid of two infinite loops (closes: #417291). Incidentally, this (closes: #405905) by changing to assume yes to avoid going around the loop again.
#481352: fix order of arguments to tar
Use $ENV{PERL_DL_NONLAZY}=1 in eval of module loading to catch XS module ABI mismatches
fix bug 452864
Translations: - eu (thanks Piarres Beobide <firstname.lastname@example.com>)(closes: #471903)
update list of closed bugs
- fix annoying message about removing the root user any time deluser is called. - if you really want to drop the root account, please use the "--force" parameter. This may save your system. - documented that feature in the manpage.
fix warning on deluser
mulitple minor changes to make lintian happy
revert decision to mark /etc/adduser.conf as a conffile - we modify it in postinst
ru (thanks Yuri Kozlov <firstname.lastname@example.com>)(closes: #452289, #452290)
ru (thanks Yuri Kozlov <firstname.lastname@example.com>)(closes: #452289)
fr (thanks Nicolas François <email@example.com>)(closes: #442203)
deluser: Let tar gzip/bzip backups directly (closes: #451321)
zh_CN (thanks LI Daobing <firstname.lastname@example.com>)(closes: #447868)
Clarify --in-group documentation (closes: #468152)
add be.po
* Mark /etc/adduser.conf as a conffile (closes: #463880)
* TODO: remove most todos since they're outdated * deluser: fixed warning when removing last user in a group (actually we don't remove that group) closes: 454928 and 451967 * fixed which functions not to return garbage if a binary is not found; broke the backup function in deluser when bzip2 was not available closes: 453419 * changelog: updated
- warn if you want to remove the root account
- adding more checks to addsysuser, exit with error code 1 when the user already exists as normal user. Closes: #435778 - a little update to the manpage
lots of translation updates
removed old FIXME statement, no longer required
fix #440236
fixed parenthesis, which caused error messages if the homedir was already present
update changelog
fix bug #432710
apply patch for #433639
- fix wrongly error message - fixes #435777
associate closes: line with correct submitter
Touch up invalid variable interpolation in gettext string
Template and translation changes
more documentation
- also backup symlinks, sockets and named pipes maybe we should backup everything and omitt these checks
fix access rights to backup files created by userdel
- fixed that nasty race condition * don't clear the group and re-add all users then, but just only add the new one
include an post-etch bugfix, and extend it a little bit
added changelog entry for the last commit
uncommented bugfix
fix release number
get_group_members never returned root as member of a group
fixing bug #421089
setting dist; prepare release
add bug number to changelog for conditional printf
add hu.po. closes: #410792
deluser: wrong format passed to dief, making it print oddly. closes: #412204
revert the fix for #397916: we want no string changes this close to release
be more verbose; breaks i18n templatessvn diff
added description of some more parameters of deluser
don't advertize the --group option for adduser
print "$0: " needs to be conditional on $verbose, just like the printf following it
Add myself to Uploaders
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revert earlier reordering of tests in addsysuser; add extra return code to existing_group_ok and honor it
testsuite documentation
* remove shell script tests, they are no longer used
some more testsuite tweaks
update test9.pl
addsysgroup needs to define $new_group before calling existing_group_ok
* Add testsuite test9.pl to catch the bug from #407231
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* Update Italian (it) program and man page translation. Thanks to Luca Monducci. Closes: #404262
* Update Russian (ru) man page translation. Thanks to Yuri Kozlov. Closes: #403785
focument off-BTS man page
new po files
Update documentation about system uid's < 100
* Update French (fr) program and man page translation. Thanks to Nicolas François. Closes: #402247
prepare new version please note that 3.100 is not exactly the 3.00 in the archive, I forgot to tag.
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fix changelog as Stephen's fix really closes #212872
* Updated Catalan (ca) program translation. Thanks to Jordi Mallach and Robert Millan. (mh) Closes: #379476
defined NOEXPR when I18N::Langinfo unavailable
* Update Basque (eu) program translation. Thanks to Piarres Beobide. (mh) Closes: #399552
* Update German (de) program translation. Thanks to Tobias Toedter. Closes: #397131
* Update French (fr) program translation. Thanks to Nicolas François. Closes: #396737
* Update Italian (it) program translations. Thanks to Luca Monducci. Closes: #396948
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* Fix wrong option spec backup-to= in deluser.
* escape @ in new regexp, now really fixing #389160. Thanks to Stephen for spotting this in time.
* Move po-debconf to build-depends.
* Add parenthesis to make gettext happy (see #386912) commit new po files
roll back sgran's change, illegal chars in user name are an error again. Allow @ in user names
* Fix typo in Czech (sh) program translation. Thanks to Miroslav Kure. (mh) Closes: #390536
bug 389160
* Fix list in package description. Thanks to Tomas Pospisek. Closes: #388853
* streamline --backup-to option parsing. Thanks to Gerfried Fuchs. Closes: #385433
* Update Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR) manpage translation. Thanks to Felipe Augusto van de Wiel.
* Update Polish (pl) program and manpage translation. Thanks to Robert Luberda. (mh) Closes: #383724
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* Fix a typo in Italian (it) program translation. Thanks to Luca Monducci.
EXTRA_GROUPS comments merged
* Don't show rpcinfo -p errors to the user. Thanks to Michael Prokop. Closes: #381923
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* Update French (fr) program translation. Thanks to Thomas Huriaux. Closes: #380070
* Update Romanian (ro) debconf translation. Thanks to Eddy PetriÅor. Closes: #378788
* Update French (fr) manpage translation. Thanks to Nicolas François. Closes: #379394
* Update Italian (it) program and manpage translations. Thanks to Luca Monducci. Closes: #379165
* Update Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR) manpage translation. Thanks to Felipe Augusto van de Wiel.
* Update German (de) program and debconf translation. Thanks to Tobias Toedter. Closes: #378658, #378661 add debconf translation
* Update Russian (ru) manpage and program translation. Thanks to Yuri Kozlov. Closes: #378748
* Updated Norwegian Bokmal program translations. Thanks to Hans Fredrik Nordhaug. Closes: #378969
* Updated Ukrainian program translation. Thanks to Eugeniy Meshcheryakov. Closes: #378805
swedish (sv) manpage translation
* Update Czech (cs) program translation. Thanks to Miroslav Kure. (mh) Closes: #378766
* Update Korean (ko) debconf translation. Thanks to Sunjae Park. Closes: #378733
* Update Turkish (tr) debconf translation. Thanks to Erçin EKER. Closes: #378708 Fix bug number of sv update changelog entry
* Update Swedish (sv) program translation. Thanks to Daniel Nylander. Closes: #377692
* Update German (de) program translation. Thanks to Tobias Toedter. Closes: #378658
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* Apply Tobias' last patch correctly. This again Closes: #378539 prepare release
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* More patches for program output. Thanks again to Tobias Toedter. Closes: #378539
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* Apply a lot of patches for the program output. Thanks to Tobias Toedter. Closes: #377387, #377701
document extra groups options - #377774
* Apply most Improvements for the program output. Thanks to Tobias Toedter. Closes: #377387
* Update Czech (cs) program translation. Thanks to Miroslav Kure. (mh) Closes: #377476
* Update German (de) program translation. Thanks to Tobias Toedter. Closes: #377415
* Update French (fr) manpage translation. Thanks to Nicolas François. Closes: #377317
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* do not use systemcall() for passwd call after creating new user. This broke our return code checking. Thanks to Alexander Wirt. * import NOEXPR from LangInfo.
* do not use systemcall() for passwd call after creating new user. This broke our return code checking. Thanks to Alexander Wirt.
* Update French (fr) program translation. Thanks to Thomas Huriaux. Closes: #376286
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streamline changelog - Correctly handle non-zero exit codes in tests. (mh) - Have runsuite list failed tests at end. (mh)
testsuite updates
brown paper bag: s/&systemcall/system/ if =~ /chage/
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new version to fix botched changelog
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add debian/po/lt.po (closes 374316)
testsuite/test8.pl: make sure system users are not added to extra groups
streamline changelog attribute Stephen's changes directly to him prepare experimental release
bug triage
deluser: exit 0 on non-existant system user
* Standards-Version: 3.7.2, no changed necessary.
testsuite/test8.pl: add group, add user to group checks
* Update Italian (it) program and manpage translations. Thanks to Luca Monducci. (mh) Closes: #370030
* Update French (fr) manpage translation. Thanks to Nicolas François. (mh) Closes: #367380
* Apply two small patches to deluser man page. Thanks to Florentin Duneau. (mh) Closes: #367213
* Honor system PATH, do not hard-code paths to sub-programs. (patch from Stephen)
* Update French (fr) program translation. Thanks to Thomas Huriaux. (mh) Closes: #366885
* Fix "adduser: adduser:" output of error messages. (mh) * Fix error messages like "foo ", gtx( ..., whch does not produce output at all. (mh)
* add patch from Stephen Gran to allow additional groups to be used for a new user. (mh) Closes: #147518, #166718, #212452, #233894, #239006, #240707, #240855
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* Add Galician (gl) debconf translation. Thanks to Jacobo Tarrio. (mh) Closes: #361240
* Correct wording in adduser man page. Thanks to Reuben Thomas. (mh) Closes: #364170
* Fix multiple issues in deluser man page. Thanks to J S Bygott. (mh) Closes: #362623
- s/die /dief / - removed unreachable code (because we introduced getopt long time ago)
* Update French (fr) program translation. Thanks to Thomas Huriaux and Luc FROIDEFOND. (mh) Closes: #356130
* Fix mis-placed closing bracket in sub cleanup. Thanks to Ted Percival. (mh) Closes: #363182
* Update Italian (it) program and manpage translation. Thanks to Luca Monducci. (mh) Closes: #363100
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* Fix interpreter name in deluser. (mh)
- updated changelog
- fixed return values of deluser - documented these return values in the deluser manpage
include symbolic links in backup
* Update Czech (cs) program translation. Thanks to Miroslav Kure. (mh) Closes: #361413
credit Brendan
* Be more strict in user name checking. Thanks to Jeroen van Wolffelaar. (mh) Closes: #357185
* Update French (fr) manpage translation. Thanks to Nicolas François. (mh) Closes: #356253
- updated changelog - added a lot of variable initialization so that we can now use "use strict"; thanks to Stephen Gran
* Only check $! after calling symlink() if symlink() failed. Patch from Ubuntu, thanks to Colin Watson. (mh) Closes: #355708
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add changelog entry for Jörg's change
add changelog entry closing #354823 (fix was already there)
* introduce skel_ignore_regex, patch by Stephen Gran. (mh) Closes: #121262, #354459
* introduce skel_ignore_regex, patch by Stephen Gran. (mh) Closes: #121262
* Apply a bunch of patches from Stephen Gran, which look like they finish unfinished work.
also close the cloned bug, my bad.
add versioned replaces for manpages-it after #353672
* Add unversioned Replaces for manpages-it, see #353666.
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* Update Italian (it) program and manpage translation. Thanks to Luca Monducci. (mh) Closes: #353467
close #353032
commit changelog for joerg's last commit
* Update Swedish (sv) program and manpage translation, again from Daniel Nylander. (mh) Closes: #352740, #352742
mention #344488
changelog entries for joerg's last two commits
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clsoe 352496
* Update Swedish (sv) program and manpage translation, again from Daniel Nylander. (mh) Closes: #352355
* Make $configfile a reference in deluser GetOptions call (perl 5.8.8 checks this). streamline changelog
- Updated changelog file - updated manpage file (don't assume that new users have uid == gid)
* Apply out-of-band patch from Thomas Huriaux to clean up po4a handling.
* Update French (fr) manpage translation. Thanks to Nicolas François. (mh) Closes: #346562
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fix crontab deletion
shell code cleanup of test suite
close one more bug
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change version number, record bug number
* Don't assume that gid can be equal to the uid
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hm, also fixed a bug with that patch :-)
- removed the first_avail_id, get_current_gids and get_current_uids and replaced them with much faster get_first_[gu]id routines. Don't retrieve all available [gu]ids when we don't need them. - fixed some gtx() calls which broke the output of the version number (don't understand it quite now).
deluser now also removes user crontabs
* Update Swedish (sv) manpage translation, again from Daniel Nylander.
* Update French (fr) program translation. Thanks to Aurelien Ricard. (mh) Closes: #341264
* fix swedish manpage addendum thanks to Thomas Huriaux.
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activate swedish man pages
* Add addendum.template to aid manpage translators. Thanks to Thomas Huriaux. * Fix two typos in french manpage translator addenda. Thanks to Thomas Huriaux.
* New Swedish (sv) manpage translation, also from Daniel. Still pending: translator file, po4a configuration.
* New Swedish (sv) program translation. Thanks to Daniel Nylander. (mh) Closes: #340669
* Make Polish (pl) man pages actually included. Update Polish (pl) program and manpage translation. Thanks to Robert Luberda. (mh) Closes: #340327
* Fix typo in adduser man page and translations. Thanks to A Costa. (mh) Closes: #340343
* Update Dutch (nl) program translation. Thanks to Rob Snelders. (mh) Closes: #339875
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* Allow underscores in adduser.conf variable names. Thanks to David Bishop and Edward J. Shornock. (mh) Closes: #339670
* remove double values from adduser.conf. (mh)
* Fix shadowless systems _again_. Thanks to Matt Zimmerman. (mh) Closes: #339686
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* Update Russian (ru) manpage, program and debconf template translation. Thanks to Yuri Kozlov. (mh) Closes: #337080
we didn't release yet due to the probs with the russian man page
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- changed the values of DEBUG and VERBOSE; documented the fact, that we don't need 2 variables when 1 is enough
- streamlined verbosity code - documented --debug
* Update Russian (ru) manpage translation. Thanks to Yuri Kozlov. (mh) Closes: #337080
* Add Portuguese (pt) debconf translation by Miguel Figueiredo and Marco Ferra. (mh) Close: #336332
* Update French (fr) manpage translation. Thanks to Thomas Huriaux. (mh) Closes: #336200
* Polish (pl) translation work by Robert Luberda. (mh) Closes: #335926 * initial man page translation * updated translation of program * updated translation of debconf templates * debian/control: replace manpages-pl * debian/rules + doc/po4a/po4a.conf: add support for Polish man pages * debian/scripts/install_manpages: fail if the man file can't be created * debian/rules: correct man pages location for es and ru translations.
* remove wrong pt_PT manpage translation. (mh)
* Fix typo in deluser.conf.5, hopefully without fuzzying translations. Thanks to Felipe Augusto van de Wiel and to Thomas Huriaux. (mh)
fix Felipe Augusto van de Wiel's name
* Add Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR) manpage translation. Thanks to Felipe Augusto. (mh)
* Changes suggested by Denis Barbier * po/Makefile: move -c down from xgettext definition to the actual call * po/Makefile: Use a SOURCES variable. The old version caused strings from deluser to be discarded. * deluser: make generation of copyright message more translation friendly * hack gtx wrapper to not only export the first string into the POT file.
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hmpf, forgot changelog
* invoke debconf-updatepo and po4a in clean target. Thanks to Thomas Huriaux. (mh)
* call make -C po update clean in debian/rules clean. Thanks to Eduard Bloch. (mh)
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* use xgettext -kgtx instead of -k_ to de-confuse xgettext
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* Eliminate concatenated msgids building full sentences. (mh) This hopefully solves #224301. * Minor string changes. (mh)
* call xgettext -c in po/Makefile
* Changes suggested by Denis Barbier * use YESEXPR in the yes/no question to help with non-english languages
* apply patch from Thomas Huriaux to re-work manpage generation: * remove doc/*.es_ES * remove doc/outdated/ * create and populate doc/po4a/po * add the addenda to doc/po4a directory * modify the doc/po4a.conf file. * adapt debian/rules (mh) Closes: #335196.
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* Fix wrong bug number in 3.72 changelog regarding #333384.
* Update German (de) debconf translation. Thanks to Daniel Knabl. (mh) Closes: #326136
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* make adduser consistent with documentation again. The option is --disabled-password, not --disabled-passwd or --disabled_password. Thanks to Colin Watson. (mh) Closes: #332815
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fix error message in addusertogroup
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* correct wrong "user UID" for system groups in manpage, reference Debian Policy 9.2.2. Thanks to Faheem Mitha. (mh) Closes: #334315
added the missing changelog entry
FIXME entry for hohjg's testsuite commit
* Update French (fr) program translation. Thanks to Christian Perrier. (mh) Closes: #330258
add adduser.pot to svn, update po files
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fix version number
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* Change create_homedir parameter processing. (jh)
* Allow delgroup user group. Thanks to Dan Jacobson. (mh) Closes: #176362
* Another small patch to po/Makefile to ease translation. Thanks, again, to Thomas Huriaux.
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prepare release, commit new templates which have been generated on package build.
* Don't mess with nscd's pid file any more, just invalidate caches if nscd binary is found. It will fail silently if nscd is installed but not running. Thanks to Antti Salmela, Peter Eisentraut and Bastian Blank. (mh) Closes: #327804 Additional patches from hohjg.
* patch po/Makefile to be nicer to translators. Thanks to Thomas Huriaux. (mh) Closes: #331392
* Move package from base to admin to clear up override disparity. (mh)
* Clarify error message if system group to be added does already exist as a non-system group. Thanks to Peter Eisentraut. (mh) Closes: #326192
commit another patch set from jörg. This one is known to break deluser
* Streamlining of print(f)/die(f) statements regarding quoting, parenthesis and spaces. (mh)
* Update Swedish (sv)debconf translation. Thanks to Daniel Nylander and André Dahlqvist. (mh) Closes: #330258
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* put new FSF street address in debian/copyright
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* versioned depends on passwd >> 1:4.0.12 because of the changed chage exit code (now, 15) in the "shadow passwod not enabled" case. Earlier versions return 3 or even a normal 1 in that case.
hohjg patch 5: move common code to AdduserCommon
* show deluser that name_regex is a valid configuration directive. Thanks to Christoph Ulrich Scholler. Closes: #324699.
* deluser patches by Jörg Hoh: - introduce "use strict"
* make adduser.conf.5 NAME_REGEX consistent with the code. Thanks to Christoph Ulrich Scholler. Closes: #323395.
clarify changelog
- use GetOpt instead of manual option parsing - restructure plausibility checks
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* Third patch from Jörg Hoh: - reorder command line checks and make them more consistent - add more comments
* Apply one more patch by Jörg Hoh: - Comment update - relaxed checking of configuration ("yes" is checked case insensitively now) - explicit return values
* Apply patch by Jörg Hoh to replace manual option parsing by getopt and restructure plausibility checks.
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* add dependency alternative debconf | debconf-2.0 to stop being a cdebconf transition blocker. Thanks to Joey Hess for the heads-up.
* Update French (fr) manpages, introduce po4a to generate translated manpages. Thanks to Nicolas François. Closes: #321614
* Add Arabic (ar) debconf translation. Thanks to Mohammed Adnène Trojette. (mh) Closes: #320756
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* add lintian override: adduser does not need to depend on adduser to use adduser in maintainer scripts.
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* have get_group_members return a list when callers expect a list. Thanks to Lukasz Czyczylo.
* Fix broken error message on chage non-zero exit code. Thanks to Brian Nelson. Closes: #316089
* Fix primary group check which was broken due to wrong function name. Thanks to Bastian Kleineidam. Closes: #319043
* Fix adduser user group. Thanks to Klaus Ethgen. Closes: #318951
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* do not abort if chage returns exit code 3. This is an indication that password aging cannot be set due to shadow not being enabled. Closes: #316089, #317944. * get_group_members now filters out non-existent users. Closes: #284688, #315071, #315250 * Use getpwent to determine whether a to-be-deleted group is primary group for users to enhance compatibility with non-/etc/passwd backends. Closes: #308175 * Standards-Version: 3.6.2 (no changes needed)
fix distribution, try Priority: -
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* add ubuntu patch to generate pot file during package build, and fix two s_print/s_printf invocations in deluser. Thanks to Martin Pitt. (mh) Closes: #313517
* fix misdocumentation of system user password status. Thanks to Shaul Karl. (mh) Closes: #308881
* Add Vietnamese debconf templates. Thanks to Clytie Siddall. (mh) Closes: #307599
* Use chage to override login.defs PASS_MAX_DAYS for system accounts. Thanks to Gerhard Schrenk. (mh) Closes: #298883
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* Fix broken --disabled-login --disabled-password handling. Thanks to Tokka Hastrup. (mh) Closes: #302837
* Add Finnish debconf templates. Thanks to Matti Pöllä. (mh) Closes: #303854
* Fix $ error in adduser.conf.5. Thanks to Kevin Ryde. (mh) Closes: #300641
* Zap program synopsis comments from the beginning. We have that information in the usage() subroutines and in the manpages. Having it a third time will only cause errors.
* Now handles /etc/skel correctly even if it is not readable for a normal user. Thanks to Chapko Dimitrij. (mh) Closes: #299489 Long Description: Moved the actual readlink and the error processing out of the code part that runs with user privileges only. The readlink done as user failed if /etc/skel is not readably by that user. The only operation done with dropped privileges is now the actual link creation.
* Re-generate adduser.pot, fix gettext bugs in deluser. Thanks to Hans Fredrik Nordhaug. (mh)
* Updated Norwegian Bokmal debconf templates and program translations. Thanks to Hans Fredrik Nordhaug. (mh) Closes: #298834
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* allow underscores again. Bug in the regexp. Thanks to Steve Langasek.
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* Updated Catalan program translation. Thanks to Orestes Mas. (mh) Closes: #295340.
* Updated Ukrainian program translation. Thanks to Eugeniy Meshcheryakov. (mh) Closes: #294244.
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* make username verification regexp configurable. (mh) Closes: #283110, #287535
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deluser will now stop deleting at a mount point. Thanks to Andreas Schmidt. (mh) Closes: #231809
* Add a new config option NO_DEL_PATHS to deluser.conf with a sensible default in the deluser source code. In the default configuration, deluser will not zap any important system directories any more. Thanks to Ernst Kloppenburg and Klaus Ethgen. (mh) Closes: #293559, #271829
* Add Italian program translation. Thanks to Luca Monducci. (mh) Closes: #271142.
* Add new adduser.local examples directory by John Zaitseff. (mh) Closes: #273010.
Add Basque program and debconf translation. Thanks to Piarres Beobide Egaña. (mh) Closes: #279659.
Fix adduser manpage: Adding an already-existing system user issues a warning. The manpage claims adduser will exit silently.
Fix manpage typo. Thanks to Jari Aalto. (mh) Closes: #270266.
Apply manpage patch from Nicolas François. Thanks. (mh) Closes: #278937.
+ * create /etc/skel symlinks with proper uid/gid. Thanks to Deepak + Goel. (mh) Closes: #268402.
* Fix docs wrongly suggesting home dirs created sgid. Thanks to Shaul Karl. (mh) Closes: #286227.
* adduser manpage fixes. Thanks to Siward de Groot. (mh) Closes: #268837.
* adduser.conf manpages fixes. Thanks to Siward de Groot. (mh) Closes: #268841.
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* Updated Ukrainian program and debconf translation. Thanks to Eugeniy Meshcheryakov. (mh) Closes: #261635.
* Updated Russian program and debconf translation. Thanks to Yuri Kozlov.
* Updated Czech program translation. Thanks to Miroslav Kure. Closes: #261860.
* Updated Danish program translation. Thanks to Morten Brix Pedersen. Closes: #262336.
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* Updated Catalan translations by Jordi Mallach <email@example.com>.
* Applied patch to tidy up the English program translations. Thanks to Adam D. Barratt. A request e-mail to the translators asking them to review the changes to their translation has been sent out. (mh) Closes: #260265.
* Applied patch for Dutch debconf translation by cobaco. (mh) Closes: #261338.
* Applied patch for German debconf translation by Florian Ernst. (rb) Closes: #261236.
* fix inconsistent hyphenation in man pages. Thanks to Clint Adams. (mh) Closes: #259000.
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* Remove XSI:isms from debian/config. Thanks to David Weinehall. Closes: #254776.
* Updated Spanish Debconf translations. Thanks to Carlos Valdivia Yage <firstname.lastname@example.com>. Closes: #251321. * Updated Czech Debconf translations. Thanks to Miroslav Kure <firstname.lastname@example.com>. Closes: #251677.
* Marc Haber: * Applied patch against pt_BR debconf template translation. Thanks to Adnre Luis Lopes <email@example.com>. Closes: #251280. * The "Alle Guten Dinge sind Drei" release.
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* Marc Haber: * Applied patch against pt_BR translation. Thanks to Andre Luis Lopes <firstname.lastname@example.com>. Closes: #251269. * The "why do new translations always come in six hours after the last upload" release.
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prepare 3.54 release
* Added Italian debconf templates. Thanks to Luca Monducci. Closes: #248007.
new changelog entry
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version number for release
* fix deluser to allow exotic characters like "+" in the version string by quoting VERSION.
* Updated German translations. Thanks to Florian Ernst. Closes: #244091.
* Updated French man page for adduser.conf. Thanks to Julien Louis. Closes: #244639.
* Added Greek debconf templates. Thanks to Konstantinos Margaritis. Closes: #243555.
* Updated Danish translations. Thanks to Morten Brix Pedersen. Closes: #243078. Fix typo (tranks=>thanks) in changelog entry
* Updated French translations. Tranks to Christian Perrier. Closes: #242773.
* Updated Ukrainian debconf templates. Thanks to Eugeniy Meshcheryakov. Closes: #241851.
* Updated Danish debconf templates. Thanks to Claus Hindsgaul. Closes: #241845.
* Updated Japanese debconf templates. Thanks to Kenshi Muto. Closes: #241805.
* Updated Frensh debconf templates. Thanks to Christian Perrier. Closes: #241508.
* version number not to be released * Marc Haber: * Updated Spanish man pages. Thanks to Ruben Porras. Closes: 241087.
roll back --group --ingroup change because the code is different from what I thought.
* allow --system --group --ingroup as this might make sense.
make deluser --system return success if user doesn't exist
bump standards-version to 3.6.1
* hand down --quiet and --debug settings to adduser.local. Thanks to Karl M. Hegbloom. Closes: #240103. Closes: #156013.
* use temporary file for backup file list. Thanks to Christoph Ulrich Scholler. Closes: #230364. Closes: #230360.
* honor setgid_home for directories in /etc/skel. Thanks to Jeff Tranter. Closes: #158370.
* Include updated Swedish translation of debconf template. Thanks to André Dahlqvist. Closes: #238923. * recode changelog to utf-8.
* add --backup-to parameter to deluser. Closes: #138618.
* Include alioth link and mailing list to package description.
* Add turkish po-debconf translation. Thanks to Recai Oktas. Closes: #239140.
* capitalize default choice N in correctness prompt of code and po files. Thanks to Justin B Rye. Closes: #238807.
* fix debconf UI reference in templates. Thanks to Joey Hess. Closes: #215025. * fix german debconf template.
* Improve warnings regarding --no-create-home. Thanks to Chris Halls. Closes: #141016. * deluser: Check for existing $pw_homedir before find to avoid warning if home dir not present.
* delgroup will of course delete non-system groups, contrary to comments and docs. Fix comments and docs
* add --only-if-empty switch to delgroup. Adapt man page. Closes: #239579
* adapt deluser's systemcall() to honor --debug
* add --home option to deluser. Adapt man page. Closes: #239376
* add --system option to deluser. Adapt man pages. Rename translated man pages. Closes: #239261.
* add myself to Uploaders: and debian/copyright.
* addgroup --system does no longer fail if system group already exists. Closes: #239238. * adduser now gives clearer error messages when user/group to be created as system user/group already exists as non-system. Thanks to Henrique de Moraes Holschuh. Closes: #143738.
* fix adduser.8 to correctly document adduser --system --group. Renamed translated adduser.8 man pages after discussion on #debian-devel. Closes: #239236. Closes: #219438.
* modify changelog to see who did which change.
* Fixed POT file generation, patch provided by Eugeniy Meshcheryakov <email@example.com>. Closes: #233285. The "-L Perl" is added to xgettext, which imposes a versioned dependency on gettext >= 0.13. * Updated Swedish translation of the Debconf templates by Leonard Norrgard <firstname.lastname@example.com>. Closes: #230381. * Fixed a typo in Spanish translation, reported by Jesus Roncero <email@example.com>. Closes: #223828. * Updated Danish translation by Morten Brix Pedersen <firstname.lastname@example.com>. Closes: #216420. * Added Simplified Chinese translations, both for programs and Debconf templates, by Carlos Z.F. Liu <firstname.lastname@example.com>. Closes: #230651. * Added Czech translations, both for programs and Debconf templates, by Miroslav Kure <email@example.com>. Closes: #232062. * Added Ukranian translations, both for programs and Debconf templates, by Eugeniy Meshcheryakov <email@example.com>. Closes: #233552. * Applied patch by Denis Barbier <firstname.lastname@example.com> for most translation related changes. Thanks a lot for the help. Closes: #236494.
* Updated Dutch translation of the Debconf templates by firstname.lastname@example.com. Closes: #215364.
* Updated Catalan translations by Jordi Mallach <firstname.lastname@example.com> Closes: #190631.
* Updated Brazilian Portuguese translation of the Debconf templates. Closes: #207944.
* Removed junk from po/nb.po.
update change for upload
* Remove duplicate word in adduser.conf.5. Closes: #191863.
* Include the Norwegian (bokmaal) translation by Geir Helland <email@example.com>. Closes: #196981. * Include the Brazilian Portuguese translations of the manpages by Philipe Gaspar <email@example.com>. Closes: #194375. * Include the Spanish manpages by Ruben Porras <email@example.com>. Closes: #195437.
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Back at it - returning to Oireachtas 2012 to compete as adults in ceilis
Last year's return wasn't enough, just had to come back for more
Last year I made my return to competitive Irish dancing at the Mid-Atlantic Oireachtas for 2011. Three other friends and former dancers joined me, and we competed in the adult ladies four-hand competition, which we wound up winning.
The itch to compete, however, hadn't subsided. This year, I found myself competing in an 8-hand adult ladies competition with seven other friends and former dancers, all from the Early-McLoughlin School of Irish Dance, based in New Jersey and New York.
This year's Oireachtas is my 18th consecutive time attending. I wasn't competing for a few years prior to 2011, but that's changed now.
This year's Mid-Atlantic Oireachtas was chaired by Jean Hagen Duffy, ADCRG; Colleen Schroeder, TCRG; and Maureen O'Grady, TCRG. The honorees were Kerry Kelly-Oster, Deirdre Shea and Christine Boland. The competition saw dancers of all ages and expertise from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York come together to compete and qualify for National and World competitions.
I said it last year, but getting to come back to the same school and same teachers where you first began is an experience like no other. Six other ladies, who were returning to dance for the first time, joined me and another girl who was on my 4-hand last year. We had all grown up dancing together, so getting to head back to class together was great fun.
Coming back into class, we realized everything and nothing had changed all at the same time. The style and caliber of dancing is far superior to anything we were used to during our time competing in our not-so-distant teenage years. The once 'fancy' moves like feathers and 'bicycle' kicks look outdated compared to the speed and agility of today's top dancers.
At the same rate, when my team began practicing, it was back to basics. Our beloved teacher Patsy was again yelling at us to kick our butts, and of course, to keep the chatter down. We couldn't help but laugh and, of course, abide.
Thankfully, by doing a traditional ceili dance, we wouldn't be subjected to having to learn the new tricks of today's solo dancers. Ceili dances are uniform across the board, save for some very minor interpretation. Execution - dancing, timing, appearance - outweighs creativity in ceili dancing.
As retired dancers who had done the Cross Reel 8-hand several times in competition before, we knew exactly what needed to be done and how it needed to be danced. Getting there, however, would take some practice.
We committed ourselves to at least an hour and a half of practice a week - a measly comparison to our Oireachtas preparations of years passed. Our achy feet and legs would have us believe otherwise, though.
Week after week we improved as a team. Getting our counts memorized, knowing exactly where to 'cut' into a skip-two-three or not, keeping our arms steady and even - it took work, but we muscled through.
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virgoptrex! Is ' ` ' actually ' ' '?
`...` - under Escape, means "execute and inline output here", can be $(......) also
' ... ' - is literal string, without expansion
the script could be:
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I should work on Ubuntu too, but I havn'e yet tested it. I'l test it on Ubuntu today eveing.
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It still didn't help me! I think ' ` ' could be correct. I am using Ubuntu 8.10 32 bit Desktop version and pretty sure perl is installed as I am using it!
I tried this 'today' script just for test and it works like charm!
today(){echo This is a `date +"%A %d in %B of %Y (%r)"`return}
Its better to be a fool for a minute rather than being foolish and ignorant for rest of the career![*-)]
What output do you have when you run my function?
Let's decompose script to command to find the problem.
What output do you have when do you run this:
grep mount -rl /etc/init.d/
echo A | perl -pe "s/A/B/"
I put a function with the script in /.bashrc and got the following
user@ubuntu:~$ grep mount -rl /etc/init.d//etc/init.d/hal/etc/init.d/mountall-bootclean.sh/etc/init.d/umountroot/etc/init.d/procps/etc/init.d/checkroot.sh/etc/init.d/readahead/etc/init.d/mtab.sh/etc/init.d/hwclockfirst.sh/etc/init.d/mountnfs.sh/etc/init.d/bootlogd/etc/init.d/keyboard-setup/etc/init.d/networking/etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server/etc/init.d/hwclock.sh/etc/init.d/udev/etc/init.d/mountkernfs.sh/etc/init.d/nfs-common/etc/init.d/brltty/etc/init.d/umountfs/etc/init.d/mountdevsubfs.sh/etc/init.d/mountall.sh/etc/init.d/skeleton/etc/init.d/umountnfs.sh/etc/init.d/dbus/etc/init.d/laptop-mode/etc/init.d/mountoverflowtmp/etc/init.d/alsa-utils/etc/init.d/readahead-desktop/etc/init.d/sendsigs/etc/init.d/mountnfs-bootclean.sh/etc/init.d/ufwuser@ubuntu:~$ echo A | perl -pe "s/A/B/"Buser@ubuntu:~$ ?bash: ?: command not founduser@ubuntu:~$
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run this:
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you should get:
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what tool are you using to debug?
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Useful and Highly Dynamic: GIMP 2.6 has Arrived
The GIMP graphics program includes many new and interesting features in version 2.6.
Among others is to offer developers integration with the Generic Graphics Library (GEGL) to allow non-destructive editing of HDR and RAW graphics that are rendered in up to 32-bit color depth per channel. The GIMP user interface was also integrated with conventional graphics programs by moving the toolbox menu bar into the main window.
HDR and RAW Support
Gleaned from an interview with GIMP developer Simon Budig, the advancement from 16-bit to 32-bit floating point occurred in small steps. GIMP 2.6 provides higher color depths, albeit through a toggle in the Colors menu to switch to the GEGL library (the default is still 8 bits per color channel).
GEGL also allows image edits above and beyond RAM buffer capacity without compromising graphics quality. While High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI) is still the norm in digital imagery and game technology, the raw image format of RAW files is a different story: most digital SLR cameras now render pictures in RAW format over a dynamic range of 12-bit to 16-bit color channels.
Polished Interface
Even seasoned users of the GIMP user interface will not have a problem adapting to its new look. New users who might have previously eschewed the interface will also not be disappointed. GIMP 2.6, like other graphics programs, now displays an initial empty image window. This work area integrates the menus from the previous toolbox and allows for drag-and-drop. The Toolbox and Docks menu placement in the main window allows for better window management in that the tools are no longer lost in the background.
A qualitative enhancement is GIMP 2.6's use of the Cairo 2D graphics library, as shown in this comparison. The proof is in the details: the brush can be positioned much more accurately on the edge of an image. The freehand select tool supports polygonal selections and allows mixing freehand with polygonal segments. Brush input dynamics allow mapping of size and opacity to produce velocity-dependent painting, such that a quicker mouse movement will draw a thinner line. A check box in the Paint Tool option allows for true brush-stroke emulation for variability along a brush stroke depending on pressure and velocity.
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The GIMP developers are planning changes to the Text Tool in version 2.8. Meanwhile the current changes are described in the GIMP 2.6 release notes. The source code for evaluation is available as tarballs from the downloads website. If you are willing to wait, you can install the newest version from the usual package manager of the distribution when it is ready.
"Polished interface"
The main interface became worser. The developers removed the toolbox menu, and instead of that there are some ornamental symbols - probably nice, but useless.
And there is an always open extra window, which you cannot close, because closes the application. When you just want to create a logo or take a screenshot, or just want to drag and drop an image from the desktop, this brainless window is always in the way.
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Cardiff University enjoys welcoming students from Ghana every year to join the University's thriving West African community. The International Office visits Ghana at least once a year to Accra and Kumasi to conduct interviews with applicants. It also attends exhibitions with both the British Council and educational agents. Applications from Ghanaian students are welcome at all levels.
We ask for evidence of strong results in your WAEC exams, with a majority of B grades. However, if you are applying for competitive courses, A grades will also be required.
English languageWhilst Ghana is, of course, recognised as an English speaking country, for the purpose of complying with the UK Border Agency (UKBA) rules, unfortunately, we require that all students joining us for Foundation level courses complete their IELTS examinations, gaining a minimum score of of 5.5.
You will be required to have a WAEC qualification or a Foundation programme from a recognised and reputable institution. Cardiff University will also accept the equivalent of A levels for entry on to undergraduate programmes.
You will be asked to provide evidence of having completed your Undergraduate programme in a related field, at an academically high level (usually the equivalent of an Upper Second grade or higher).
You will be required to show evidence of successful completion of an undergraduate programme in a related field with good grades (the equivalent of an upper second grade or higher).
Work experience can contribute towards gaining a placement in many subjects.
You will be required to have a master's degree with a high grade, particularly in the research elements.
Whilst Ghana is, of course, recognised as an English speaking country, for the purpose of complying with the UK Border Agency (UKBA) rules, we are asking that students demonstrate their English language abilities. We are constantly reviewing our admissions systems, whilst also abiding by the changes in UK entry laws. Please don't hesitate to contact us should you have any further questions about this. If you obtained your WAEC or IGCSE with a level C or above, in the last 2 years, then this will be no problem for you if you are coming to study for your Bachelors Degree. At Bachelors and Postgraduate level, even if you have attended an English speaking University or School, or conducted your job through the medium of English, then we will need further evidence of English language ability before we can issue unconditional offers. This can be demonstrated by:
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Course Title: MA International Public RelationsCountry: Ghana
Year of Graduation: 2008Current Employer: BBC World Service
Being one of the compelling voices on the BBC World Service, Akwasi works hard at his job, navigating difficult hours and presenting complicated socio-political debates on BBC Africa. On hindsight, he says that socialising with people from diverse backgrounds in Cardiff taught him about the issues that resonated with people. He also remembers fondly, his lecturers who advocated painstaking care and fastidiousness when completing work, a trait worthy of his current role in the BBC.
Before I came to Cardiff I had practised journalism for almost 7 or 8 years in various roles in Ghana – I had been presenting programmes and anchoring the news. After a number of years working in the industry, I decided to go and get a new perspective. I wanted to go back to school, re-energise, recharge my batteries and diversify my thoughts. It was exciting, new and empowering. I knew that I needed to see things from another perspective, rather than just a West African one.
Cardiff University was the most amazing time of my life. I had a great time in Cardiff academically and socially. I also had the opportunity to meet people from all over the world. It was doing something out of my comfort zone - there are so many experiences that I wouldn't have gained elsewhere.
I produce and present two current affairs and news programmes of the BBC for Africa - the breakfast programme called Network Africa and the late afternoon news magazine, Focus on Africa.
I have just been assigned a third programme as presenter/producer which sees me traveling every month to a different African country to moderate a debate with a live studio audience of about 120 people - comprising experts, students, politicians, social commentators and so on. Any issue that is topical and at the core of the existence of our listeners must be heard on the BBC World Service. If it matters to Africa, we will debate it. I have just returned from Nairobi as a presenter for the BBC Africa debate. The current debate is whether Africa should be on trial in the International Criminal Court. We had spokespersons, advocates, lawyers and a live studio audience of 120 people with interest in the issues. The next debates will question Africa's global image: is it prejudiced or justified? That will be in Kampala, Uganda and then to Lusaka, Zambia where Africa will debate China's role in Africa.
The Network Africa breakfast show is a 10-hour night shift. From the moment I walk through the door, it's all systems go!
I throw myself in the deep end with interviews with our correspondents via satellite phone, telephone and Skype. For example, when I talk to Heads of State they could be in their home countries or elsewhere. This means you need to be kept up to date by reading a lot of material to be able to appreciate and understand what is currently happening in those countries. Most importantly, you have to be good at interviewing and asking relevant questions. The sort of information you generate should be specific to citizens and nations, because you have a pan-African audience as well as a global audience.
I have to be constantly alert and think on my feet. From 10pm till 3am I am very busy so I don't have time to feel tired. The preparation of the show involves creating scripts, recording interviews and preparing for live interviews. It's exciting and there are always new things to work on.
The breakfast programme starts from 3.30am and ends at 8am. We rise with the sun in South-East Africa and set in West Africa. There are 5 editions every morning at every hour and the content is tailored for each part of the country.
Putting the programme together is exciting and then the show airs at 3.30am. I need to be awake and energetic. I don't use coffee or energy drinks because I like to depend on my natural energy. That is a challenge of doing the breakfast programme. But you can look back at the morning's work and know that you did a terrific job.
To know that what I do makes a difference in peoples' lives. The reason why I have chosen media and journalism is because I want to be able to tell stories to people who are in the position to do something about it. If these people actually hear what I'm saying, they can take some action.
Today, the work I do is testimony to the last 12 years of hard work I've put in. Working on the BBC World Service commands the platform for Heads of State to listen to you. People can listen and actually use my commentary as a primary source of information. I am able to give power to the public who do not have the means or access to voice their opinions. What I aim to do is use my platform to give a voice to the voiceless.
The MA was research-based which taught me to be very thorough and clear in my work. I learned how to think critically and be analytical in my writing.
A valuable lesson I learned was from a lecturer who told me:
"You did not travel all the way from Africa to stay in your comfort zone, you are here to benefit from the diversity that this master's programme offers you."
It would be money well spent and an experience you will never regret. Cardiff is an amazing place to study, to meet people and to enjoy nightlife.
The materials that are available to you academically are limitless. Lecturers here make time for you, they talk to you and give you different perspectives that are useful for when you have to write your dissertation. They relate to you and give you the coaching that you need.
Cardiff is not an expensive place to live and I was very comfortable. You come to find that other cities in the UK are much more costly. I had little worry about money, so I had all the time to concentrate on my academic work. It was also very easy to find student work opportunities while I are there.
I worked with Halifax as a customer service adviser and many of my colleagues found similar financial institutions to make money to pay for their expenses during studies. This also gives you work experience for your CV. It shows you have a life outside the campus and can engage with people in a work environment. It can also help build a work ethic which is very important for when you graduate from University.
My time in Cardiff was absolutely amazing, if not the best time of my life.
My favourite memory of Cardiff will be the rich blend of cultures, friendly citizens and historical landscapes.
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The cost of living is just right for your pocket; you can have an enjoyable time both socially and academically.
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Cardiff University's Mike McGovern is a fourth year medical student who's been training midwives in Ghana using a training model developed here in Wales. One in eight women die in Africa because of complications during pregnancy. Mike hopes that with the help of realistic training scenarios, the childbirth process would be a more positive one in the future. Read more...
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Yesterday, Alexander Ovechkin wasn't going to be suspended for his hit on Chicago's Brian Campbell.
Today, he's got a hearing. Started at noon. Expect a suspension.
While certainly justifiable given the injury to Campbell, a broken collarbone, this will only add to the confusion across the NHL these days over what is a legal hit and what isn't, and what is suspendable and what isn't.
Having the league's leading scorer banned for a few games will certainly allow the league to say it isn't giving its stars special treatment.
Then again, Marc Savard might wonder where this new vigilance was last week.
It's all very strange, very unpredictable, and it's not hard to get the sense that forces outside league V.P. Colin Campbell are influencing the process.
Just guessing, but the phone bills from Chicago to New York over the past 24 hours have got to be huge by now.


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2013 Applications
The FJC has now opened the 2013 submission process. Filmmakers can receive between $15,000 and $35,000 to finish a documentary on some aspect of Jewish history, culture, and identity. Documentaries must be in post-production. The deadline for applications to the 2013 Kroll Film Fund is July 16, 2013.
Or click here to begin your application.
2012 Kroll Film Fund Grantee Recipients
The Foundation for Jewish Culture granted $80,000 in finishing funds to five exemplary documentaries, ensuring their delivery to film festivals, television, and other distribution outlets. The grants ranged between $10,000 and $20,000 each, and enabled filmmakers to complete additional editing and shooting, pay license fees for music and archival footage, and to reach wider audiences through outreach and engagement strategies.
This year's grantees of the Foundation's Lynn and Jules Kroll Fund for Jewish Documentary Film include:
Dancing in Jaffa (US/Israel, directed and produced by Hilla Medalia), a film about Israeli and Palestinian schoolchildren performing and learning together. Grantee bio: Hilla Medalia is a Peabody award-winning, three-time Emmy nominated filmmaker, who directed and produced To Die in Jerusalem, After the Storm, and Happy You're Alive. Current projects include Numbered and Caught In The Net.
Sidney Lumet: The Moral Lens (US, directed and produced by Daniel Anker), the story of one of the last century's greatest filmmakers. Grantee bio: Filmmaker Daniel Anker's credits include the Oscar-nominated and Emmy Award-winning Scottsboro: An American Tragedy, Music From The Inside Out with the Philadelphia Orchestra, and Imaginary Witness: Hollywood And The Holocaust. Upcoming films include Icebound, an NEH-Funded feature documentary about the 1925 Serum Run to Nome, Alaska.
Sukkah City (US, Director and Producer: Jason Hutt), an in-depth account of a provocative public art competition and exhibition in New York City. Grantee bio: Jason Hutt's first feature-length documentary Orthodox Stance is a portrait of Dmitriy Salita, a Russian immigrant, professional boxer and religious Jew. He recently co-produced Michael Kantor's Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy for PBS's Great Performances.
The Jewish Partisans (US, directed and produced by Julia Mintz), a portrait of World War II resistance fighters. Grantee bio: Julia Mintz produced the documentary California State of Mind: The Legacy of Pat Brown and co-produced Joe Papp in Five Acts. She also post-produced and associate produced the documentary Soundtrack for a Revolution.
The Rosenwald Schools (US, directed and produced by Aviva Kempner), a look at a visionary philanthropist's efforts to improve African-American education. Grantee bio: Aviva Kempner produced and conceived Partisans of Vilna. She wrote, produced and directed the critically acclaimed Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg and The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg.
This year the Foundation received 79 completed applications from around the world for documentary film post-production support. A rigorous, two-tiered panel of scholars, critics, filmmakers, and curators reviewed submissions and recommended grantees. Panelists included, Brian Ackerman, Andrew Catauro, Olga Gershenson, Tracie Holder, Andrew Ingall, Annette Insdorf and Daphne Merkin.
For a complete list of Film Fund grantees, click here.
2012 Kroll Fund Film Panelists
Brian Ackerman is Programming Director at the Jacob Burns Film Center and serves on the selection committee of the Westchester Jewish Film Festival.
Andrew Catauro is the Coordinating Producer of POV. He has served on editorial panels and presented at festivals and conferences including the Sundance Film Festival, Doc/It in Trento, Italy, and the Asian Documentary Forum in Kolkata, India.
Andrew Ingall is Program Officer for the Arts at the Foundation for Jewish Culture where he directs the Lynn and Jules Kroll Fund for Jewish Documentary Film. He has served on the selection committees of the New York Jewish Film Festival and Documentary Fortnight: MoMA's International Festival of Nonfiction Film.
Olga Gershenson is Associate Professor of Judaic and Near Eastern Studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She is the author of The Phanton Holocaust: Soviet Cinema and Jewish Catastrophe and reviews film for The Forward.
Tracie Holder is a filmmaker who received a 2002 Kroll Fund grant for Joe Papp in Five Acts. As a consultant for Women Make Movies, she advises filmmakers on fundraising and production.
Annette Insdorf is an internationally renowned educator, and author of Francois Truffaut, Indelible Shadows: Film and Holocaust, and Double Lives, Second Chances: The Cinema of Krzysztof Kieslowski. She is a Professor in the Graduate Film Program of Columbia University's School of the Arts, as well as Director of Undergraduate Film Studies.
Daphne Merkin is a literary critic, essayist and novelist. She has served as film critic for The New Yorker and is currently a contributing writer at the New York Times Magazine and Tablet.
Program Overview
Since 1996, the Lynn and Jules Kroll Fund for Jewish Documentary Film has supported the completion of over 85 original documentaries that explore the Jewish experience in all its complexity. The fund was created with a lead grant from Steven Spielberg's Righteous Persons Foundation and sustained over 10 years with major support from the Charles H. Revson Foundation.
The priority of the fund is to support projects that address significant subjects; offer fresh, challenging perspectives; engage diverse audiences; and expand the understanding of Jewish experiences. In the past, grants have generally ranged in size from $15,000 to $35,000. Nonfiction films supported by the Kroll Fund have received Academy Award® and Emmy Award nominations, Golden Globe Awards, George Foster Peabody Awards, and prizes at festivals such as the Berlin International Film Festival, Silverdocs, the Sundance Film Festival, and the Tribeca Film Festival. Past grantees include Waltz with Bashir, Trembling Before G-d, Arguing the World, Hiding and Seeking: Faith and Tolerance After the Holocaust, A Healthy Baby Girl, Crime After Crime, The Law in These Parts, William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe, Off and Running, Joe Papp in Five Acts, and The Rape of Europa, among others.
Applicants for the Lynn and Jules Kroll Fund for Jewish Documentary Film must:
- Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident (director or producer);
- Be in postproduction at the time of application;
- Be an individual, a nonprofit organization with federal tax exempt status, or have a fiscal conduit that agrees to receive and administer an award on behalf of the project;
- Have creative, editorial, and budgetary control of the proposed project; and
- Own the copyright of the completed film.
Applications and Guidelines
You can now submit an application for the 2013 Kroll film fund.
Click here to start an application.
The deadline for applications is July 16, 2013. Email us with any questions.
Professional Development
In addition to providing grants to our filmmakers, we are happy to provide opportunities for networking and professional development. Most recently, we held a very successful Online Distribution Info Session.
Program Funders
The Lynn and Jules Kroll Fund for Jewish Documentary Film has received generous endowment and operating support from the Righteous Persons Foundation, the Charles H. Revson Foundation, Lynn and Jules Kroll, Robert and Joan (z"l) Arnow, the Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies, Laura Scheuer, Robert Carroll, the Nash Family Foundation, the estate of Marvin Rosenblatt, the Howard and Geraldine Polinger Family Foundation, the Wyler family, the Streisand Foundation, the Joseph and Anna Gartner Foundation, the Albert and Trudy Kallis Foundation, the David Geffen Foundation, the Simms/Mann Family Foundation, and Steve and Ellen Sussman.
If you are looking for information about our film program Inside the Docs: Reaching Out through Documentary Film, click here.
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The year may be winding down, but there are still some important announcements at play. First up, please join us in congratulating Martin Posey, who has been named Associate Vice Chancellor and Dean of Undergraduate Studies. In other news, all employees (faculty, staff and students) must complete, sign and submit a new NC-4 EZ or NC-4 form to the Payroll Office no later than Friday, Dec. 13. The search committee for the new UNCW College of Arts and Sciences Dean requests your input on the candidates who have visited campus before 5 p.m. TODAY. Volunteers are needed to assist with the upcoming Fall 2013 Commencement ceremonies. And don't forget the final Faculty Senate meeting of the year, today at 2 p.m. in Lumina Theater. An administrative note: SWOOP will be distributed to faculty and staff for the last time this semester on Dec. 10, so plan your submissions accordingly!
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Megan Gorham (Advancement) is in the Hot Seat; Dan Baden (CMS) is this week's I AM UNCW profile
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ALBANY, GA -- Albany Tech held an Honors Day ceremony Tuesday afternoon to recognize spring graduates that will complete their college degree with an honorary title.
Students received awards for academic achievement, like President's List or High Honors, and service commitment to groups such as Skills USA or DECA.
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Running through corridors, steam-bursting valves, monstered-up guest stars, questionable moralising, if any episode comes close to traditional Who, then The Rebel Flesh is it. But along with that traditional feel also comes predictability, dodgy performances, and bad dialogue. That's not to say that there weren't parts of the episode I enjoyed, I liked Rory having a more significant role, the Voldemort looking doppelgangers were creepy, and the final twist, albiet obvious, was pulled off very well. But I found the majority of the episode to be very slow moving, too expositional, and awkwardly acted by the guest stars.
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Questions that are deemed "research" by the curators and require more time or effort than we can reasonably make, will be declined. There will be times that we can help facilitate a request, but it will require the person asking the question, or their designate, to visit the library. Depending on the nature of the request, we may be able to provide you with a short list of independent researchers for your consideration. All reference requests are at the discretion of the curators.
We respond to reference requests in the order that they are received. Please keep in mind that we receive numerous requests and we have limited staffing who work in this area. We appreciate your patience.
Using the Reading Room:
Photocopying and digital imaging services are available for a fee. Information is accessible here [2]. Reproduction for research purposes is permitted, and we reserve the right to decline photocopying, photographic reproduction, and digitization orders due to copyright, confidentiality, or condition. Questions about this policy can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com [3]
[1] mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com
[2] http://lib.ua.edu/reproductionhoole.htm
[3] mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com?subject=reference%20requests


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He says the bills can be confusing, especially for businesses. While the streamlining process would be revenue neutral, he says some customers could end up paying a little more while others could pay a little less.


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Did you happen to miss the Tony Wroten dunk last night versus Arizona St. Sun Devils?
Wroten made the highlight reels with a huge dunk and foul with just over five minutes remaining, knocking down the free throw for the traditional three-point play.
Enjoy this one Washington Huskies fans!
Here we go for your viewing pleasure.
Washington 60, Arizona St. 54
When: 8:30 PM ET, Thursday, January 26, 2012
Where: Wells Fargo Arena, Tempe, Arizona
Officials: # Chris Rastatter, # Tom Spitznagel, # Deron White
Attendance: 6794
Tony Wroten scored 22 points to lead Washington to a 60-54 Pacific-12 win over Arizona State Thursday at Wells Fargo Arena.


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Published 10:31 PM EDT May 01, 2013
(CNN) -- An American man detained in North Korea since last November has been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor, North Korean state news reported.
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Tesoro, of the Durandal mechanical keyboard fame, launched the Shrike H2L gaming mouse. Built in the right-oriented large form-factor oriented for palm grip, the Shrike H2L features a 5600 dpi laser sensor with five on-the-fly resolution settings, 1000 Hz polling rate, and 128 KB of local storage for macro profile storage. It features eight buttons, including a 4-way scroll-wheel. It features dynamic weight, with 3 x 10 g and 1 x 5 g weighs being included. Selling now, it is priced at 49€.
I also have a mouse IDENTICAL in physical makeup somewhere which i call a zombie mouse. Cost like £5 and i've repaired the damn thing more than a dozen times and it still lives on. Cheap crap mouse of course, but it serves its purpose. Guess the chassis design is being shipped in to these various companies.


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Slashgear: Nokia announces its plan to introduce a WiMAX capable N800 Internet tablet by early next year. Intel has a hand in this plan by contributing its "Baxter Peak" WiMAX chip that will be implemented into the device.
Nokia will also add an integrated GPS chip to its next generation N series. There is small possibility for a non-WiMAX version of the N800 that is equipped with only GPS chip.


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