Re: sdc_1.0.8beta-7_i386.changes REJECTED

On Fri, Mar 27, 1998 at 03:16:03PM -0500, Adam P. Harris wrote: > > Can anyone explain why I keep getting this message? Is it a bug in > dupload? I use cvs-buildpacakage and dupload to upload the package. > Below is the output from the .dsc file. It does indeed mention the > .orig.tar.gz file

Re: sdc_1.0.8beta-7_i386.changes REJECTED

Hi, First: if you ever suspect cvs-buildpackage, go to the directory where cvs-buildpackage exports stuff to. For example, /usr/local/src/Packages/sdc/sdc-1.0.8beta. And then run dpkg-buildpackage manually. I do not think it is a bug in cvs-buildpackage since it just calls dpk

Re: sdc_1.0.8beta-7_i386.changes REJECTED

Can anyone explain why I keep getting this message? Is it a bug in dupload? I use cvs-buildpacakage and dupload to upload the package. Below is the output from the .dsc file. It does indeed mention the .orig.tar.gz file, but I don't understand why, nor why there seems to be desync between du

Re: Packaging strategy for dict

At 18:29 -0800 1998-03-26, Sudhakar Chandrasekharan wrote: >I would say have two packages. Server (containing server+client) and >client. Most people are probably better off with the client package. Set >the dependancies such that dpkg and dselect would not install both the >server and client pa

Re: Packaging strategy for dict

At 21:20 -0500 1998-03-26, Bob Hilliard wrote: > Would it be preferable to make two packages, one containing only >the client and the other containing the server, or make one package >containing both client and server? If making two packages is the >preferred solution, should the server packag

Re: Packaging strategy for dict

I am no mentor. But since I had given some thought about this in the past, here goes - Bob Hilliard wrote: > Would it be preferable to make two packages, one containing only > the client and the other containing the server, or make one package > containing both client and server? If making

Packaging strategy for dict

I am packaging the client/server software from the Dict Project . The client program queries a server, either on the local host, a local network, or the internet, and receives the response by TCP. Some users would prefer to use the client only, and access a server on their local network

[PGP] Q about building signed packages

I have finally managed to get 'build' properly building my package. I notice that at the end of the run where pgp is invoked to sign the package I get the following error - Key matching userid 'Sudhakar Chandrasekharan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>' not found in file '/u/thaths/.pgp/secring.pgp'. Signature