==> I'm not sure what my (tablet) mailer did with my initial posting, but
you might have got it garbled, hence I apologize and send it again. Eric
Hi,
I would tend to agree with what Paul wrote but IANAL and you should ask on
debian-legal for a more authoritative answer. A few more comments below
Hello,
OK, I got the point ;-), I'll keep the same version for both binaries. A
README.Debian will do the trick to avoid complete confusion.
Thanks for the insights,
Eric
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Hi,
Jonathan Wiltshire said:
> On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 05:12:38PM -0700, Brian C. Christensen wrote:
>> I am looking for a sponsor for my package "ganttpv".
>>
>> * Package name: ganttpv
>> Version : 0.11a-1
>> Upstream Author : Brian C. Christensen
>> * URL : http://ww
Hi,
Jordi Gutiérrez Hermoso said:
> 2008/12/7 Eric Lavarde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Looking quickly through the binary download, you might have quite a lot
>> of
>> fun (JOGL is in Debian, Gluegen isn't, JNA neither, Antlr is there, dxf
>> viewer not, etc...)
>
> Ack. I hadn't noticed those files.
And if it's nevertheless a packaging question (i.e. how to add a global
variable as part of the installation of a package), the policy states that
no executable can depend on the definition of a global variable, hence
your package should not define any global variable (but you should
document that
Hi Laurent,
Al Nikolov said:
> Laurent Guignard wrote:
>
>> I have read the main documentation about pbuilder but i haven't seen if
>> it is possible to build a package from upstream sources.
>> In all examples, the command is like "pbuilder build ???.dsc"
>>
>> What is the correct method to build
Hi Olivier,
I move this thread to debian-java, where it belongs :-) - debian-mentors
in Bcc
I think that the short answer is that there is no such howto, but I might
be wrong:
- there was a thread about the topic
http://lists.debian.org/debian-java/2007/12/msg00039.html (and you can
search furthe
Hi,
>> * debian/copyright is incomplete, you need to list all copyright
>> holders and their licenses. e.g. adodb and phpmailer is missing (and
>> likely also others, stopped after finding these two).
>
> Hmm. Do i really need to do this? Because my debian/rules don't install
> them, as
Hi Ben,
if you create yourself the orig.tar.gz, the building tools from debian
don't try to create it themselves.
i.e. something like:
tar cvzf foo_X.Y.orig.tar.gz --exclude=foo-X.Y/debian foo-X.Y
before actually building the package should solve your problem.
Hope this helps, Eric
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Hello,
did I miss an answer to the below email, or is the question more stupid
than I thought?
Thanks, Eric
> Hi,
>
> I have the problem that menu entries I've created are properly registered
> in Gnome, but neither in KDE nor in XFCe. And I have no clue what I'm
> missing.
>
> The 'debian/menu'
Hello,
I'm trying to add a 'get-orig-source' target to my debian/rules file, and
it looks like this:
get-orig-source:
debian/export-freemind-cvs.sh 0.8.0+01 FM-0-8-0
It works quite fine, but the Debian policy manual specifies under [1] that
"This target may be invoked in any directory",
Hi,
sorry for this, but I think another round might be required:
1. move sample.ps, barcode_with_sample.ps, docs/* from debian/install to
debian/docs.
2. I think you should just remove the Depends line (as far as I understand
the thing you could just "cat barcode_with_sample.ps > /dev/lp0" and it
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