On Thu, Jun 15, 2000 at 01:15:46AM +0100, John O Sullivan wrote:
> Hi,
> Can anyone tell me if I'd be breaking any rules by packaging this
> software and placing the binaries and data files under /opt/empire?
Yep, you would be breaking all the rules. :-)
/opt is reserved for the system admin's use
On Thu, Jun 15, 2000 at 01:15:46AM +0100, John O Sullivan wrote:
> Hi,
> Can anyone tell me if I'd be breaking any rules by packaging this
> software and placing the binaries and data files under /opt/empire?
Yep, you would be breaking all the rules. :-)
/opt is reserved for the system admin's us
On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, John O Sullivan wrote:
> Hi,
> Can anyone tell me if I'd be breaking any rules by packaging this
> software and placing the binaries and data files under /opt/empire?
/opt is for third-party ("addon") software. If your package becomes part
of the Debian distribution then it
On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, John O Sullivan wrote:
> Hi,
> Can anyone tell me if I'd be breaking any rules by packaging this
> software and placing the binaries and data files under /opt/empire?
/opt is for third-party ("addon") software. If your package becomes part
of the Debian distribution then it
Hi,
Can anyone tell me if I'd be breaking any rules by packaging this
software and placing the binaries and data files under /opt/empire?
I've been talking to upstream and their opinion is that making the
server FHS compliant isn't really feasible at the moment. This code
has been around for over 1
Hi,
Can anyone tell me if I'd be breaking any rules by packaging this
software and placing the binaries and data files under /opt/empire?
I've been talking to upstream and their opinion is that making the
server FHS compliant isn't really feasible at the moment. This code
has been around for over
On Tue, Jun 13, 2000 at 04:21:16AM +0100, John O Sullivan wrote:
> I've got to make a lot of changes to the source to comply with the FHS
> so I'd like to double check my plans before I go ahead.
> binaries -> /usr/games
Yes. Note that if there are also internal game binaries (a sound server or
s
On Tue, Jun 13, 2000 at 04:21:16AM +0100, John O Sullivan wrote:
> I've got to make a lot of changes to the source to comply with the FHS
> so I'd like to double check my plans before I go ahead.
> binaries -> /usr/games
Yes. Note that if there are also internal game binaries (a sound server or
I'm working on my first debian package at the moment. Its the server
for a multiplayer strategy game (www.empire.cx)
I've got to make a lot of changes to the source to comply with the FHS
so I'd like to double check my plans before I go ahead.
binaries -> /usr/games
data files -> /var/games/empire/
I'm working on my first debian package at the moment. Its the server
for a multiplayer strategy game (www.empire.cx)
I've got to make a lot of changes to the source to comply with the FHS
so I'd like to double check my plans before I go ahead.
binaries -> /usr/games
data files -> /var/games/empire
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