I have a Bugzilla installation, and am trying to open /Bugzilla/Install/CPAN.pm using emacs . However, I get this error when attempting to do so: Searching for program: no such file or directory, bzr Why do I get that message? Why won't emacs load the file? How do I fix this problem? EDITS: I am trying to open it with the command emacs Bugzilla/Install/CPAN.pm while in the bugzilla directory.

I want to access from one user/client combination (say, user1@cl) to a user/server combination (say, user2@srv) via ssh, with two different types of Access: 1. Access type #1 would be restricted to interactions with a bazaar repository. For this, I added a line (#1) in ~user2/.ssh/authorized_keys like
command="bzr serve --inet --directory=/repodir --allow-writes",no-port-forwarding,no-X11-forwarding,no-agent-forwarding ssh-rsa ... user1@cl 2. Access type #2 would be a login shell. For this, I added a "usual" line (#2) in ~user2/.ssh/authorized_keys like
ssh-rsa ... user1@cl As I understand, and as I tested, both lines cannot be used simultaneously. I.e., if line #1 appears first in ~user2/.ssh/authorized_keys, then I would be able to interact with the bzr repo, but I will not be able to do [user1@cl]$ ssh user2@srv If line #2 appears first in ~user2/.ssh/authorized_keys, then I would be able to do ssh, but any bzr operation gives bzr: ERROR: Not a branch ... **Is there any way to work this out?** I am using RHEL7, but I guess this is not important. Related posts (but not addressing my case, as I understand): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2419566/best-way-to-use-multiple-ssh-private-keys-on-one-client https://serverfault.com/questions/142997/what-options-can-be-put-into-a-ssh-authorized-keys-file https://serverfault.com/questions/749474/ssh-authorized-keys-command-option-multiple-commands https://askubuntu.com/questions/1962/how-can-multiple-private-keys-be-used-with-ssh

There is no Debian Wheezy build of latest (0.91) stable version of Inkscape (https://inkscape.org/en/download/linux/) . So i can't use Apt. I have try to obtain source code using Bazaar. First I install bzr: apt-get install bzr Then I use command bzr branch lp:inkscape And I have got ~400mb of files. But I can't find any ./configure files, and make command doesn't work. Is it possible to have Inkscape 0.91 on Debian 7. And what is the easiest way?

ZSH's Bazaar completion does not offer any expansion/completion when it does not know the bzr subcommand I am using. In my case, I use bzr qlog but ZSH's /usr/share/zsh/5.0.2/functions/_bzr does not know about this command. As far as I can tell it ends up returning nothing from completion function: (*) _message "unknown bzr command completion: $cmd" return 1 ;; At this point I have employed a hack like this to make it complete with file names: (*) _message "unknown bzr command completion: $cmd" args+=( '*:FILE:_files' ) #return 1 ;; Is there any better way how to do this?

I am using bash to try and get the last commit message of the most recent revision on a tree. In the documentation the closest thing I found was: bzr log -l 1 --line Which outputs: 45: Firstname Lastname 2013-11-20 some message here I want to use bash regex to extract the message however the fact that the name field can be: Firstname Lastname Firstname Initial Lastname Firstname Lastname Initials Username Username It makes it a lot harder. I don't need you to build me a regex I would just like to know: 1. If bazaar has some command that shows the message (cant find in http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/bzr.2.5/en/user-reference/index.html) 2. Should I use regex and use the date as the anchor to parse out message?