On Sat, 2007-02-10 at 23:21 +0100, Vincent Bernat wrote: First off, I'm not a Debian developer. My advice could be wrong, so be cautious about following it.
I do have a strong interest in seeing Roundcube packaged for Debian. > This is still a beta quality software but I use it happily every > day. The package uses dbconfig-common to configure database. It > supports sqlite, MySQL and PostgreSQL backend. To avoid to pull too > much packages, it does not depend on any of those backends. Any > comment on this is welcome. I have put a note in README.Debian. Here's your note: "To avoid to pull too much packages, it does not depend on any of those backends." If you're going to stick with this plan, I'd recommend something like this: "To avoid pulling in too many packages, it does not depend on any of these backends." The wording flows a little better, I think. Your diff includes po/templates.pot which is autogenerated, right? You should see if you can avoid creating that file, or you should delete it to avoid having it show up in the diff. Your dependencies list PHP 4 first. I think you should list PHP 5 first, since it's newer. Also, you list sqlite as the first backend, when I'd imagine MySQL is going to be more popular. I'd list them like: Depends: ..., libapache2-mod-php5 | ..., php5-mysql | ..., ... I'm not sure how I feel about configuring and restarting a web server by default. How do other packages handle this? There's a log folder configured... Do you need to configure log rotation then? > The other question is that roundcube requires a temp directory. I have > modified the config file to create /var/tmp/roundcube. I don't know > what should be the best way. If the directory already exists, it can > be a security risk (the user owning the directory could delete files > or put symlinks in it). Maybe should I put this temporary directory in > /var/lib/roundcube instead ? /var/tmp is for temporary files that need to survive a reboot, right? Is that the case here? I'm not sure what to suggest about a temp file location. Richard
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