Hello! I'm trying to package a library, but I have some questions regarding the name the package should have.
First of all, the policy says that the library package must something like libpackagesoname, so if the library that the package has looks like: lrwxrwxrwx 1 jose jose 17 abr 30 12:44 libgpgme.so -> libgpgme.so.0.3.0 lrwxrwxrwx 1 jose jose 17 abr 30 12:44 libgpgme.so.0 -> libgpgme.so.0.3.0 -rwxr-xr-x 1 jose jose 222895 abr 30 12:44 libgpgme.so.0.3.0 the package must be called libgpgme0, isn't it? OK, let's say now that the current is increased, and the new name of the library is libgpgme.so.1.0.0. This means that I should change in the debian/control file the name of the package and it will become libgpgme1 but, what happens with the old package (libgpgme0) and with the programs compiled against it? How these things are managed? Thank you! -- José Carlos García Sogo Seahorse(-bonobo) developer jose jaimedelamo eu org http://seahorse.sourceforge.net Key-Id: 0x90788E11 Fingerprint = B06B 023F EAA6 37DC 1E62 B079 4BE0 5825 9078 8E11
