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I just took over xabacus as a package to maintain. It seems like a simple/easy
package to cut my teeth on. However, when I went looking for the latest
version of the program, the only thing I found was at ftp.x.org/contrib.. and
the author on the copyright is different than the one in the deb
How does one "read wnpp" ??
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Ok, had a package rejected and was asked to delete the packages from REJECT but
I couldn't find this "REJECT" directory.. where is is?
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In that case.. the files were not there
On 22-Jul-98 Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 21, 1998 at 07:40:10PM -0700, Darren Benham wrote:
>> Ok, had a package rejected and was asked to delete the packages from REJECT
>> but
>> I couldn't find this "
Where is a good source to learn what's behind the ./configure scripts? Is it a
package or is there any documentation or convention?
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Wow! I had no idea
http://www.debian.org/lintian/...[etc].../mDarren_Benham.html even existed!!
What's the lag time between upload and the page updating?
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To date, I've been using the deb-make packages to handle my packages... After
following a recent conversation, I figured I'd give debhelper a try but I'm
having trouble finding a suitable "Starting place" to aquaint myself with it.
Anybody point me in the right direction for learning debhelper?
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Where is Lintian packaged .. or is it? I can't seem to find it via dselect on
my Hamm CDs
Same with qmail.
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) I've already uploaded
it :)
>On 12-Oct-98 Darren Benham wrote:
>> If a game has a server program and client programs... and if the server
>> program
>> is installed, should it set itself up in the init scripts or should it wait
>> for explicit execution?
I think I
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not of extreme importance.
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t; cd's that comprise Debian and it's extra
offerings.
Just my $.02
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On Tue, Mar 30, 1999 at 10:03:51AM -0700, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> my question is this...what happens to these bug reports??? If they are
> /dev/null'd then nevermind...but if they are sitting around somewhere I'd like
> to track that specific one down and take care of it...(as it's been since be
Date...990920-1 or something like that
On Mon, Sep 20, 1999 at 07:52:36PM +0200, Radovan Garabik wrote:
> I am trying to package a program, which does not have version number
> (author says in README: Warning - this is an unnumbered early beta)
> Apart from the warning, it works fine and wit
Is --best the same as -9?
On 01-May-2000 Pedro Guerreiro wrote:
> ght now it seems that there is an error somewhere. Let me explain: when
> packaging greed, lintian reported that the man page was not compressed with
> the --best option. Ok, I've decompressed it and compressed again with this
> swi
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