In my quest to figure out how to number a prerelease package for ICU that
will be upgraded by icu-1.7-1 (final release), I came up with names like:
1.7.0.pre.20001012
which work w/ dpkg version comparison but also mean that the Debian revision
is non-numeric, as it is 0.pre.20001012. Is
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Wouter de Vries wrote:
> I have woody installed and I would like to keep
> using gpg-rsa after dist-upgrading. Gpg-rsa is not
> included in woody though so I installed it from potato,
> but every time I dist-upgrade my woody packages it gets
> deinstalled, because gnupg is up
Hi,
I have woody installed and I would like to keep
using gpg-rsa after dist-upgrading. Gpg-rsa is not
included in woody though so I installed it from potato,
but every time I dist-upgrade my woody packages it gets
deinstalled, because gnupg is upgraded to a newer, not
supported version. Does an
> Hi Yves,
>
> > Any idea why the dh_make-generated rules call $(MAKE) clean
> instead of
> > $(MAKE) distclean, which makes the diffs much smaller? Just
> curious...
>
> dh_make-generated rules call "$(MAKE) distclean" if this package has a
> configure file and "$(MAKE) clean" if it hasn't one
On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, Yves Arrouye wrote:
> Hi,
Hi Yves,
> Any idea why the dh_make-generated rules call $(MAKE) clean instead of
> $(MAKE) distclean, which makes the diffs much smaller? Just curious...
dh_make-generated rules call "$(MAKE) distclean" if this package has a
configure file and "$(
I cannot find a list of all the sections. The only reference to a section is
in the manual for doc-base, but I'd think that a list has been standardized,
no?
YA
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Hi,
Any idea why the dh_make-generated rules call $(MAKE) clean instead of
$(MAKE) distclean, which makes the diffs much smaller? Just curious...
YA
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My opinions do not necessarily reflect my company's.
The opposite is also true.
In my quest to figure out how to number a prerelease package for ICU that
will be upgraded by icu-1.7-1 (final release), I came up with names like:
1.7.0.pre.20001012
which work w/ dpkg version comparison but also mean that the Debian revision
is non-numeric, as it is 0.pre.20001012. Is
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Wouter de Vries wrote:
> I have woody installed and I would like to keep
> using gpg-rsa after dist-upgrading. Gpg-rsa is not
> included in woody though so I installed it from potato,
> but every time I dist-upgrade my woody packages it gets
> deinstalled, because gnupg is u
Hi,
I have woody installed and I would like to keep
using gpg-rsa after dist-upgrading. Gpg-rsa is not
included in woody though so I installed it from potato,
but every time I dist-upgrade my woody packages it gets
deinstalled, because gnupg is upgraded to a newer, not
supported version. Does a
> Hi Yves,
>
> > Any idea why the dh_make-generated rules call $(MAKE) clean
> instead of
> > $(MAKE) distclean, which makes the diffs much smaller? Just
> curious...
>
> dh_make-generated rules call "$(MAKE) distclean" if this package has a
> configure file and "$(MAKE) clean" if it hasn't on
On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, Yves Arrouye wrote:
> Hi,
Hi Yves,
> Any idea why the dh_make-generated rules call $(MAKE) clean instead of
> $(MAKE) distclean, which makes the diffs much smaller? Just curious...
dh_make-generated rules call "$(MAKE) distclean" if this package has a
configure file and "$
I cannot find a list of all the sections. The only reference to a section is
in the manual for doc-base, but I'd think that a list has been standardized,
no?
YA
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Hi,
Any idea why the dh_make-generated rules call $(MAKE) clean instead of
$(MAKE) distclean, which makes the diffs much smaller? Just curious...
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Yves Arrouye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I want to package something based on date (development snapshot) but
>w/o epochs (as I'm not sure where to start the epoch and how to drop it
>later).
You can never drop an epoch. Once you've introduced one, you have to
keep it or a higher epoch for the lif
Yves Arrouye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I want to package something based on date (development snapshot) but
>w/o epochs (as I'm not sure where to start the epoch and how to drop it
>later).
You can never drop an epoch. Once you've introduced one, you have to
keep it or a higher epoch for the li
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