Richard Braakman writes:
> Why do you call the directory bar if the source package is foo?
>
> Ideally, these three should match:
>
>- The name of the directory
>- The name of the source package in the control file
>- The name of the source package in the debian changelog
>
> In your
tar xvzf foo.tgz
> $ mv foo bar
> $ cd bar
> $ dh_make
> # edit debian/* files, in control I have: Source: foo, Package: bar
> $ dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
> ...
> dpkg-source: error: source package has two conflicting values - foo and bar
>
> $ fakeroot debian/rules binary
>
t like the kludges I tried ;-)
>
> Try "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot". That's the whole
> kit-n-kaboodle.
Didn't work. Let's see:
$ tar xvzf foo.tgz
$ mv foo bar
$ cd bar
$ dh_make
# edit debian/* files, in control I have: Source: foo, Package: bar
$ dpkg-buildp
Hi,
This is my first attempt to build a debian package. The source and package
names are different, dpkg-source and dpkg-gencontrol complain that
source package has two conflicting values
I'm using debhelper and building it with 'build -rfakeroot'. I wonder what's
the proper
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