2010/10/24 Paul Gevers <p...@climbing.nl> > [Please don't top post. Debian e-mail list prefer in-line and bottom > posts.] > > I haven't looked at the package bug I try to help by commenting on your > question > > > 1) What is an ITP bug? why I must to open it to close after? > > An ITP bug is an Intent To Package bug against WNPP pseudo package in > the Debian bug tracker [1], telling the community that you are working > on a package. Relevant parties are subscribed to bugs for that package > and can comment on things like description and possible license issues. > You should look there first to see if somebody is already working on the > same package to avoid duplicate work. The first and only line in your > changelog should than be: "Initial release (closes #xxx)" > > > 2) I don't know really, but I guess that empty directories are usefull > > to extend the electronic parts of the application by the user or other > > packages. Because that I decide keep them. > > Other packages should create their own directories if needed. What is > the specific use case for the users, that they cannot create the > directories. > > Paul > > [1] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?pkg=wnpp > > Hi, I solved the remain problems. The ITP bug number is #601230. You can check the bugreport here:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=601230 What is the next step? :) -- Enrique Hernández Bello
