in case anyone's curious about what the dependancy checker looks like,
here it is:
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#! /bin/sh
DEBIAN_ROOT_DIR="/debian"
PACKAGE_FILES="$DEBIAN_ROOT_DIR/bo/Packages"
DEV_SEARCH='"-dev" or "-dbg" or "-pic"'
DEVPACKAGES=$( cat $PACKAGE_FILES | \
sgrep "DEB_PKG containing (DEB_PACKAGE containing ($DEV_SEARCH))" |\
grep "Package: " | sed -e 's/Package: //g' )
OTHER="wg15-locale libpthread0 xslib splay boot-floppies"
PKGS="$DEVPACKAGES $OTHER"
# no package is ever likely to be called XYZZYXYZZYXYZZY. slightly
# simpler than stripping off the initial "or " after constructing the
# search string.
SG_SEARCH="\"XYZZYXYZZYXYZZY\""
# build sgrep search string
for PACKAGE in $PKGS ; do
SG_SEARCH="$SG_SEARCH or \"$PACKAGE\" "
done
echo
cat $PACKAGE_FILES | \
sgrep "DEB_PKG containing (DEB_DEPENDS containing ($SG_SEARCH))" | \
sgrep "DEB_PKG containing (DEB_PACKAGE not containing ($SG_SEARCH))" | \
grep "Package: \|Depends: \|^$"
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craig sanders
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