Dale Scheetz writes ("Re: dpkg-buildpackage and -source questions"):
> On Fri, 30 Aug 1996, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > If you get this message [deleted]
> > you should upgrade your cpio. [...]
>
> This resolved the problem for me. At least at this point I can unpack
&g
On Fri, 30 Aug 1996, Ian Jackson wrote:
> If you get this message:
>
> dpkg-source: error: tarfile `./exmh_1.6.9.orig.tar.gz' contains object with
> newline in its name
> (exmh-1.6.9.orig/?exmh-1.6.9.orig/exmh.README?exmh-1.6.9.orig/COPYRIGHT?exmh-1.6.9.orig/e...(rest
> of output deleted)
>
>
If you get this message:
dpkg-source: error: tarfile `./exmh_1.6.9.orig.tar.gz' contains object with
newline in its name
(exmh-1.6.9.orig/?exmh-1.6.9.orig/exmh.README?exmh-1.6.9.orig/COPYRIGHT?exmh-1.6.9.orig/e...(rest
of output deleted)
You should upgrade your cpio. Unfortunately the (Debian
Karl Sackett writes ("dpkg-buildpackage and -source questions"):
> Regarding the -r option for dpkg-buildpackage, are there any
> examples of what's called for here? Is the gain-root-command
> something each developer provides for himself, or is there a command
> or sh
Regarding the -r option for dpkg-buildpackage, are there any examples of what's
called for here? Is the gain-root-command something each developer provides
for himself, or is there a command or shell somewhere that performs this
function?
Invoked as root, dpkg-buildpackage works fine. But when I
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