Hello, to all!
We have already discussed the support of extended attributes. I did not
wait for "concrete plans and code." And try to make it by myself.
xattrs manifest file in DEBIAN dir. you can dump xattr to this file by
getfattr -d. When dpkg install deb packet it parse this file(if exist)
Hey all,
Hopefully this email reaches the group, the Debian spam filter can be a
little overzealous at the best of times.
I'm trying to compile the latest dpkg, 1.17.21 on OS X, but keep running
into this persistent error. It could be expected given the relative
newness of this release, but thoug
Hello Dominyk!
Dominyk Tiller (2014-11-11):
> Hey all,
>
> Hopefully this email reaches the group, the Debian spam filter can be a
> little overzealous at the best of times.
>
> I'm trying to compile the latest dpkg, 1.17.21 on OS X, but keep running
> into this persistent error. It could be ex
Hi!
On Tue, 2014-11-11 at 14:33:00 +0300, Dmitry Falko wrote:
> We have already discussed the support of extended attributes. I did
> not wait for "concrete plans and code." And try to make it by myself.
> xattrs manifest file in DEBIAN dir. you can dump xattr to this file by
> getfattr -d. When d
Hi!
On Tue, 2014-11-11 at 23:12:48 +, Dominyk Tiller wrote:
> I'm trying to compile the latest dpkg, 1.17.21 on OS X, but keep running
> into this persistent error. It could be expected given the relative
> newness of this release, but thought I'd kick the configure process
> upstream for a be
Hi Cyril,
Thanks for the speedy reply, Appreciate that.
That did indeed seem to be the trick. I wondered why the build process
was suggesting ';' were missing, but I shrugged it off as being too
simple a fix, heh. "My bad" on that.
That does indeed get me further, although I've run into a new er
On Wed, 2014-11-12 at 00:36:42 +, Dominyk Tiller wrote:
> That did indeed seem to be the trick. I wondered why the build process
> was suggesting ';' were missing, but I shrugged it off as being too
> simple a fix, heh. "My bad" on that.
>
> That does indeed get me further, although I've run i
Hi Guillem,
It's not as perfect as having access to actual physical or full virtual
machines, and it seems to mandate using Github which is a pain for some,
but Travis is fairly useful for cross-platform testing. Travis can
handle multiple Linux Distros and offer comprehensive OS X support, It
may
Hi!
On Wed, 2014-11-12 at 00:48:08 +, Dominyk Tiller wrote:
> It's not as perfect as having access to actual physical or full virtual
> machines, and it seems to mandate using Github which is a pain for some,
> but Travis is fairly useful for cross-platform testing. Travis can
> handle multipl
Bingo. That did the trick. Compile is successful on OS X with 1.17.21
again now. Big thanks for the hasty replies and fixes, really appreciate
those!
I run a permanent Debian Virtualbox, so I guess the desire to compile
dpkg on OS X for packaging is horribly lazy of me really heh. Bug
reporting &
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