cause dpkg to panic about overwriting other packages' files.
So, should I accept the redundancy and let dh_installmodules do its job,
or should I use the postinst/rm approach? Or the insanely clever solution
one of you are going to suggest? :-)
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I think policy should reccomend third-party modules to be installed
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Sven LUTHER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 03:31:57PM +0200, Tore Anderson wrote:
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> > I think policy should reccomend third-party modules to be installed
> > in the the directory common for all kernels with the same minor
> > release.
>
.
You could try running dpkg-buildpackage with the -sa option for each
upload you want to regenerate the fake upstream tarball?
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cause dpkg to panic about overwriting other packages' files.
So, should I accept the redundancy and let dh_installmodules do its job,
or should I use the postinst/rm approach? Or the insanely clever solution
one of you are going to suggest? :-)
Regards,
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release, and so on.
I think policy should reccomend third-party modules to be installed
in the the directory common for all kernels with the same minor
release.
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Sven LUTHER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 03:31:57PM +0200, Tore Anderson wrote:
>
> > I think policy should reccomend third-party modules to be installed
> > in the the directory common for all kernels with the same minor
> > release.
>
.
You could try running dpkg-buildpackage with the -sa option for each
upload you want to regenerate the fake upstream tarball?
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ge, then you
could conflict with that instead.
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* Graham Wilson
> Priority: important
Is it? Really?
> Architecture: i386
Wrong. You mean "any".
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