Dominik George wrote:
[...]
> Sounds easy - but how do I get it to copy my one single file? What Dmitry
> suggested does not quite work ...
The debian/rules file *is* a Makefile --- so at the very worst you can
just change the bit that invokes upstream's Makefile to a cp.
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Dominik George skrev:
$ dh-make
$ cd debian/
edit/copy in control, copyright, changelog and edit rules
remove unwanted files
$ cd ../
$ dpkg-buildpackage
Sounds easy - but how do I get it to copy my one single file?
I'd say with the "dh_install" part of your rules fil
On Wed, 2008-04-23 at 21:34 +0200, Dominik George wrote:
> $ dh-make
> $ cd debian/
> edit/copy in control, copyright, changelog and edit rules
> remove unwanted files
> $ cd ../
> $ dpkg-buildpackage
>
>
> Sounds easy - but how do I get it
>
>
> $ dh-make
> $ cd debian/
> edit/copy in control, copyright, changelog and edit rules
> remove unwanted files
> $ cd ../
> $ dpkg-buildpackage
>
>
Sounds easy - but how do I get it to copy my one single file? What Dmitry
suggested does not quite work ...
Felipe Sateler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Dominik George wrote:
>
>> Hello mentors,
>>
>> I am just packaging my Pidgin Last.fm Plugin for Debian and am wondering how
>> to get a .changes file. The problem is that the plugin consists of a single
>> perl script which is copied to /usr/lib/pidgi
Dominik George wrote:
> Hello mentors,
>
> I am just packaging my Pidgin Last.fm Plugin for Debian and am wondering how
> to get a .changes file. The problem is that the plugin consists of a single
> perl script which is copied to /usr/lib/pidgin.
You may want to consider adding the script to an
On Wed, 2008-04-23 at 16:00 +0200, Dominik George wrote:
> Hello mentors,
>
> I am just packaging my Pidgin Last.fm Plugin for Debian and am
> wondering how to get a .changes file. The problem is that the plugin
> consists of a single perl script which is copied to /usr/lib/pidgin.
You need debia
"Dominik George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>- Ran dpkg -b in order to get a .deb package out of that
Yes, that's all 'dpkg -b' does: it builds the *binary* package (the
foo.deb).
> But all I am left with is a .deb file - so nothing I could upload to
> mentors.debian.net or such.
You want
Hello mentors,
I am just packaging my Pidgin Last.fm Plugin for Debian and am wondering how
to get a .changes file. The problem is that the plugin consists of a single
perl script which is copied to /usr/lib/pidgin. What I already did is:
- Create a fodler structure with the file system tree I
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