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Subject: this package is not native
Package: xcopilot
Version: debian unstable as of 4 Sep 99
It seems that xcopilot is not really a debian native package; examination
of the copyright file shows that the sources for it were obtained from
elsewhere, not written by a debian developer. And yet, in the debian
archive, there is only a xcopilot.tar.gz, not a xcopilot.orig.tar.gz.
Any package that's not a native package is supposed to have a .orig.tar.gz
file and an accompanying .diff.gz file that contains any debian changes.
(See section 3.3 of the policy manual for details.) This has a number of
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Please download the pristine upstream source of xcopilot, and use it to
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(I realize there might be situtations where doing that is not possible, or I
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Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2001 23:14:43 +0200
From: Martin Michlmayr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: xcopilot removed from Debian, use pose
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xcopilot was removed from Debian so these packaging bugs don't apply
anymore.
44325: this package is not native
94914: Incorrect capitalization on README.Debian
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Martin Michlmayr
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