Shaleh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Personally I do not think EVERY package belongs in /etc. Sytem control,
> sure.
> But small things, no. I am aware of the current policy, but I think a strict
> "everything goes here" is bound to have problems.
IMHO, I should be able to NFS-mount /usr read
John Travers wrote:
> The program I am packaging defaults to putting its configuration files in
> /usr/share/packagename/... along with an example file and a pixmap. How can I
> make the configuration file and example go to /etc/packagename... but leave
> the pixmap in the /usr/share... directory?
On 31-Jan-99 John Travers wrote:
> The program I am packaging defaults to putting its configuration files in
> /usr/share/packagename/... along with an example file and a pixmap. How can I
> make the configuration file and example go to /etc/packagename... but leave
> the pixmap in the /usr/share.
The program I am packaging defaults to putting its configuration files in
/usr/share/packagename/... along with an example file and a pixmap. How can I
make the configuration file and example go to /etc/packagename... but leave
the pixmap in the /usr/share... directory? (I know how I could install
Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
> Why call it vdk_0_5_1.orig.tar.gz ?
>
> Maybe I'm out to lunch here. Here's what I do with packages and
> seems to me it works:
>
> $ mv vdk_0_5_1.tar.gz vdk_0.5.1-19990122.orig.tar.gz
> $ tar zxvf vdk_0.5.1-19990122.orig.tar.gz
> $ cd VDK-0.5.1
> $ deb-make (or wha
Hi,
>>"Chris" == Chris Waters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Chris> Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
>> Peter is correct. Just a small note: it is VERY important that the
>> .orig.tar.gz IS the original tar.gz (the name doesn't matter);
Chris> Hmm, I note that the cvs-buildpackage package creates a n
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