On Mon, 30 Sep 1996, Heiko Schlittermann wrote:
> Imagine a real source package where the maintainer made a mistake
> packing the .orig.tar.gz. Unce uploaded there's no way to notify
> others about a new packed .orig.tar.gz (unless check all your already
> downloaded sources agains the md5sums r
Michael Meskes wrote:
:
: Heiko Schlittermann writes:
: > Hm .., .orig.tar.gz isn't really empty. It would contain the unmodified
: > binaries (i386, m68k) and _no_ debian files.
: But then these aren't sources.
Thats why I called 'em `pseudo' sources.
: > Perhaps the .dsc file could include a
David Frey wrote:
:
: [about xforms_0.81...]
: >xforms_0.81.tar.gz
: >xforms_0.81.dsc
: >
: >For the first 4 files it's ok. But the latter? Would somebody mind,
: >if I'd remove the debian/ from xforms_0.81.tar.gz and create a
: >xforms_0.81.orig.tar.gz and then the diffs for the d
[about xforms_0.81...]
>xforms_0.81.tar.gz
>xforms_0.81.dsc
>
>For the first 4 files it's ok. But the latter? Would somebody mind, if
>I'd remove the debian/ from xforms_0.81.tar.gz and create a
>xforms_0.81.orig.tar.gz and then the diffs for the debian changes only?
I'm really a
Hello,
what about releasing pseudo source packages?
What do I mean? I got the maintainance for the xforms package. Real
source code isn't available, so the binaries (libs and a form designer)
are stuffed together. An .orig.tar.gz isn't created. So every time
I changed some debian related stuf
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