#include <hallo.h> Florian Hinzmann wrote on Fri Nov 02, 2001 um 11:58:03AM: > All these are symlinks from <file> to /usr/share/autoconf/<file>. > Anyone had this? Anyone knows what to do about it?
Is there an autogen.sh script which you have executed? Or something like libtoolize -f? It seems like the autoconf system of your package has been generated, making symlinks to the installed packages. Generaly, it is better not to touch the build system of the upstream, unless it is really needed. In your case, you may create static copies of the mentioned files, but this would end up in an bloated diff file. You have now only few options: a) delete the new symlinks in the clean rule, and do the same thing you have allready done in the configure rule. Don't forget to set Build-Dependency on required automake/autoconf/libtool tools then. or b) Revert your change. Extract the orig tarball somewhere, put your debian-stuff in that directory, continue your work. Gruss/Regards, Eduard. -- Es ist schon erstaunlich, was sich Menschen so alles zusammenge- und ueberzuechtet haben: Ultralange Dackel, die in der Mitte regelrecht durchbrechen, Zwergpinscher, die zu nichts nuetze sind, Michael Jackson und Windows 95. Hans Bonfigt in d.r.t.k. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
