Hello,
I have found that a package for which I am not the maintainer
(ocaml) is not being built for i386 architecture in its latest versions (it
is ok for powerpc and alpha). I have tried to compile it for i386 and there
have been no problems, so I'm thinking about uploading it as binary-on
Hello,
I'm having some problems uploading a package, but I also think I
must have done something wrong in the process, so please tell me if there is
some big mistake in my procedures:
- I got an automatically-generated mail confirming my account/password on
master, etc, which also mentio
On Sat, 6 Feb 1999, Julian Gilbey wrote:
> > .dsc and .changes file. Well it tried anyway. My problem is that I am
> > using pgp5 and but dpkg-buildpackage seems to want to use pgp2 or gpg for
>
> Simple answer: don't. Debian currently works with PGP 2.6.x and is
> moving over to GNU PG. Pleas
n to another.
> any other packages, and i am writhing my phd thesis on camlous stuff, so i
> will
> need quite recent packages of it ...
I use it at my faculty too so it will be nice to have newer versions as soon
as possible, it's definitevely a good idea for you to maintain it.
Regards,
Fernando Sanchez
with Bernard Lang among its chief
> advocates.)
I do agree. I will ask Xavier Leroy about it, maybe they're chaging their
mind (?)
Regards,
Fernando Sanchez
Hello,
I'm packaging ocaml, a ml-type language interpreter and compiler,
and everything works ok but I have two questions, I hope quite easy to
answer:
First, to compile ocaml I need to call "make install" (in 'rules' file) in
the following way for it to install binaries where it has to:
tests installing and uninstalling it and it seems
everything works fine. I would like to contribute it to debian distribution,
but I don't know neither how should it be done, nor if there is some kind of
'standard test' the package should pass, etc. Could you tell me what should
I do
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