Am Samstag, 10. August 2002 05:36 schrieb Stephen Gran:
> Hello all,
> I am making a .deb of a program, in this case kcdlabel, and I'm getting
> the following warning from lintian:
> W: kcdlabel: binary-or-shlib-defines-rpath ./usr/bin/kcdlabel
> /usr/lib:/usr/X11R6/lib
If configure supports it y
Stephen> Hello all, I am making a .deb of a program, in this case
Stephen> kcdlabel, and I'm getting the following warning from lintian:
Stephen> W: kcdlabel: binary-or-shlib-defines-rpath ./usr/bin/kcdlabel
Stephen> /usr/lib:/usr/X11R6/lib
Stephen> I don't know enough about the fundamentals of
Hello all,
I am making a .deb of a program, in this case kcdlabel, and I'm getting
the following warning from lintian:
W: kcdlabel: binary-or-shlib-defines-rpath ./usr/bin/kcdlabel
/usr/lib:/usr/X11R6/lib
I don't know enough about the fundamentals of coding to know what it
means, much less how to
This is a small Perl module I had need of during a recent project at
work, but which wasn't in Debian.
Essentially it provides the comparison indicating that (e.g.)
2.10.1pl1-8 is greater than 2.9.8.1-4. Small, simple, perl-only.
Packages may be had from http://devin.com/debian/.
Package: libs
Hello all,
I am making a .deb of a program, in this case kcdlabel, and I'm getting
the following warning from lintian:
W: kcdlabel: binary-or-shlib-defines-rpath ./usr/bin/kcdlabel /usr/lib:/usr/X11R6/lib
I don't know enough about the fundamentals of coding to know what it
means, much less how to
On Fri, Aug 09, 2002 at 04:08:46PM +0200, Andreas Rottmann wrote:
> I have one package (radvd) that builds only on Linux (and the *BSDs),
> but not on the Hurd. How dow I specify that arch requirement in the
> control file? Policy D 2.3 seems to indicate I can only sepcify a list
> of supported ar
Hi!
I have one package (radvd) that builds only on Linux (and the *BSDs),
but not on the Hurd. How dow I specify that arch requirement in the
control file? Policy D 2.3 seems to indicate I can only sepcify a list
of supported archs, which is not what i want. I would like something like
Architectu
On Fri, Aug 09, 2002 at 08:24:33AM -0500, Lonnie Sauter wrote:
> Oliver-
>
> I have no problems with you updating the sysutils package if you wish.
> If you would like to have the package we could arrange it. I have been
> looking to find something different to work on in any case.
Okay, I th
Oliver-
I have no problems with you updating the sysutils package if you wish.
If you would like to have the package we could arrange it. I have been
looking to find something different to work on in any case.
Thanks,
Lon
On Wed, 2002-08-07 at 12:06, Oliver Kurth wrote:
On Wed, Aug 0
Hello, ...
I am packaging the ocaml language and some related libraries.
There was a new release lately, which i packaged, but was somewhat
buggy, and now i wish i had released it first into experimental (like
gnome2 does) or a staging area (like perl does), since i cannot easily
take it out of u
Title: Tures Andalucia 2002 - Residential Tourism Fair
Dear
Sir or Madam:
We are
pleased to invite you to an exclusive event to enjoy Marbella, one of the
most charming places in Andalusia, in the South of Spain.
TURES
Andalucia® 2002, the
hi,
My usual sponsor, Simon Richter, is having problems finding time for
Debian at the moment. He also doesn't know perl or perl-policy very
well, so doesn't want to take on this package. Hence, I'm looking for a
new sponsor.
I have packaged the libgtk-handyclist-perl as it is needed by another
On Fri, Aug 09, 2002 at 04:08:46PM +0200, Andreas Rottmann wrote:
> I have one package (radvd) that builds only on Linux (and the *BSDs),
> but not on the Hurd. How dow I specify that arch requirement in the
> control file? Policy D 2.3 seems to indicate I can only sepcify a list
> of supported a
Hi!
I have one package (radvd) that builds only on Linux (and the *BSDs),
but not on the Hurd. How dow I specify that arch requirement in the
control file? Policy D 2.3 seems to indicate I can only sepcify a list
of supported archs, which is not what i want. I would like something like
Architect
On Fri, Aug 09, 2002 at 08:24:33AM -0500, Lonnie Sauter wrote:
> Oliver-
>
> I have no problems with you updating the sysutils package if you wish.
> If you would like to have the package we could arrange it. I have been
> looking to find something different to work on in any case.
Okay, I t
Oliver-
I have no problems with you updating the sysutils package if you wish.
If you would like to have the package we could arrange it. I have been
looking to find something different to work on in any case.
Thanks,
Lon
On Wed, 2002-08-07 at 12:06, Oliver Kurth wrote:
On Wed, Aug
Hello, ...
I am packaging the ocaml language and some related libraries.
There was a new release lately, which i packaged, but was somewhat
buggy, and now i wish i had released it first into experimental (like
gnome2 does) or a staging area (like perl does), since i cannot easily
take it out of
Title: Tures Andalucia 2002 - Residential Tourism Fair
Dear
Sir or Madam:
We are
pleased to invite you to an exclusive event to enjoy Marbella, one of the
most charming places in Andalusia, in the South of Spain.
TURES
Andalucia® 2002, the
hi,
My usual sponsor, Simon Richter, is having problems finding time for
Debian at the moment. He also doesn't know perl or perl-policy very
well, so doesn't want to take on this package. Hence, I'm looking for a
new sponsor.
I have packaged the libgtk-handyclist-perl as it is needed by anothe
Jens Peter Secher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> immo vero scripsit:
Your work sounds VERY interesting! :)
> Besides being cumbersome, the above recipe requires me to edit the
> .changes file resulting from pbuilder. Is there a way to avoid this?
> I cannot find a way to make pbuilder pass arguments to
>
Jens Peter Secher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> immo vero scripsit:
Your work sounds VERY interesting! :)
> Besides being cumbersome, the above recipe requires me to edit the
> .changes file resulting from pbuilder. Is there a way to avoid this?
> I cannot find a way to make pbuilder pass arguments to
I just submitted an ITP for linuxfocus. I wanted to ask the right way to
name the package, and what the policy is on packages that only exist as
groups of other packages. I know virtual packages are ones that provide a
proxy for another package, but what is the reverse of that. Did I miss
something
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