Hi, I am preparing a QA upload of distributed-net (see: #251760) to update the package to the current upstream version.
Essentially the package just unpacks whichever of the upstream tarballs is relevant for the architecture in question and puts files in the appropriate place. I've built all the architectures it provides, but I only have the ability to test i386 currently. I've put the debs I have built online[1] and would appreciate if people with architectures other than i386 could test to make sure they work. The m68k version appears to be multiple versions behind upstream and upstream no longer provide an m68k version. I'm not convinced there is any value in continuing to offer it. I doubt the version that's currently in the package would work with the current dnetc infrastructure (although I don't have access to an m68k box to check this). Any thoughts? Should I remove it from the package? What's the process in that case? Do I need to file a bug against ftp.d.o asking for the m68k package to be removed? Cheers, Stephen [1] http://www.clothcat.org/scratch/debian/ -- Stephen Stafford | Development and support consultant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | http://www.clothcat.org <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Never put off until tomorrow what you can <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | con someone into doing for you today ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
