Hi Peter,
On 14/09/2024 12:01, Peter Bittner wrote:
To extend on that, I try to find out how - if at all - (Java) software
can be packaged as a Debian package, so that it can be installed
root-less, i.e. with an unprivileged user. Where can I find
information about that?
Did you consider using
If you're not building from source, and you don't need to enforce
runtime dependencies because they're outside the packaging system
anyway, then you don't need the debian-java apparatus. Just wrap a
tarball around your jar file, create a "simple"
architecture-independent project with dh_make (or y
Dear all,
Please, don't get me wrong. I'm a long-time Debian user and Open
Source project maintainer. In my own projects I continuously struggle
with the fact that an improvement in one project needs to be taken
over to all the other projects.
If you manage several (free software) projects yourse
I will add that deployment of user jarfiles into a
third-party-packaged host-installed JBoss server is not really
contemplated in Debian packaging. Not that you can't do it with
enough scriptage; but it's not state that the packaging system owns,
and dpkg doesn't play that well with external state
Peter —
I'm not a debian java maintainer (or DD at all), I'm just someone who
has used Debian and derivatives for 25 years. So take this with a
grain of salt.
The reason you're getting resistance to your request — apart from
social stuff, on which I won't comment — is that the technical
obstacle
On Sat, Sep 14, 2024 at 09:49:44PM +0200, Mechtilde Stehmann wrote:
> Am 14.09.24 um 21:25 schrieb Peter Bittner:
> > > If you tell us what you want to package, we can tell you a good example
> > > out of more than 50.000 packages
> >
> > I'm really looking for generic examples. My motivation is u
Hello Peter,
Then I think
https://www.debian.org/devel/join/newmaint.en.html
is a good starting point.
Regards
Am 14.09.24 um 21:25 schrieb Peter Bittner:
If you tell us what you want to package, we can tell you a good example
out of more than 50.000 packages
I'm really looking for generic
> If you tell us what you want to package, we can tell you a good example
> out of more than 50.000 packages
I'm really looking for generic examples. My motivation is using a
standard, widespread convention or otherwise popular tooling for
deploying software (which - at work - is not open source).
Hello Peter,
Am 14.09.24 um 18:07 schrieb Peter Bittner:
Thank you for responding, Mechtilde!
Please tell us, what you want to package. Then we can look for a similar one.
I packaged software 20 years ago as a Debian package at my former
workplace. IIRC, it was just a bunch of shell and Pyth
Thank you for responding, Mechtilde!
> Please tell us, what you want to package. Then we can look for a similar one.
I packaged software 20 years ago as a Debian package at my former
workplace. IIRC, it was just a bunch of shell and Python scripts,
maybe a few binaries. Back then I had to scale r
Hello Peter,
Am 14.09.24 um 12:01 schrieb Peter Bittner:
I'm looking for good examples of how Java software is packaged on the
Debian family of operating systems. Ideally, very simple examples with
just a JAR file and a few configuration files. Where can I find such
projects, e.g. on Salsa?
Th
I'm looking for good examples of how Java software is packaged on the
Debian family of operating systems. Ideally, very simple examples with
just a JAR file and a few configuration files. Where can I find such
projects, e.g. on Salsa?
To extend on that, I try to find out how - if at all - (Java) s
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