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From: Charles Briscoe-Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: libshh*: packaging problems
Package: libshhmsg, libshhmsg-dev, libshhopt, libshhopt-dev
Version: 1.1.3-1, 1.3.3-1
Severity: important
Several things:
- Every package must either have the two files
/usr/doc/<package>/copyright
/usr/doc/<package>/changelog.[Debian.]gz
or have both a symlink
/usr/doc/<package> -> <otherpackage>
and a dependency
Depends: <otherpackage>
In the second case, both <package> and <otherpackage> must come from
the same source package.
So I suggest you put the copyright and changelog files in the
shhmsg/shhopt packages, and put symlinks in the -dev packages.
- The copyright licence doesn't seem to be DFSG compliant. It's rather
vague, and contains several dodgy clauses (e.g. the beerware one).
You should either get a clarification from the author (and point him
to <URL:http://www.debian.org/social_contract.html> first!) or it
should move to non-free.
- These libraries are TINY. Are you sure it's worth the overhead of even
making them shared libraries, let alone of making separate packages
for them? If I were you, I'd probably just include the appropriate
files in the source package of snake4, compiling them in directly.
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These bugs in packages maintained by Debian QA were only marked as "fixed"
instead of being closed.
cu
Adrian
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