Hi, I have had a package (adacgi) rejected, with a message that the .deb has files with `time stamp too ancient'.
There are some files in the upstream tarball with a 1980 timestamp. I have two (broad) questions: - What is the best way to avoid this timestamp problem? Simply touch the files in DEBIAN/tmp-<packagename> during package build? - There are now files in /org/ftp.debian.org/incoming/REJECT. Should I bump the debian version from -1 to -2 (since dupload complains that -1 is already there)? Should I delete the files in the REJECT directory by hand or will they be reaped? (Don't really want to leave things messy.) TIA, Phil.
