I just uploaded mapserver into the debian archive. It is now waiting
in NEW. The package is based on the content in the Debian GIS CVS
repository, https://alioth.debian.org/projects/pkg-grass/>,
initialily maintained by Thomas Sondag.
These are the packages generated:
* perl-mapscript
* cg
On Aug 19, 2004, at 5:45 AM, Robert Jordens wrote:
I'll try to sponsor the package as much as I can. That might be quite
irregular but OTOH I'll have times of "high activity".
What bothers me most at the moment is the following:
-rwxr-xr-x root/root581952 2004-08-19 12:27:15 ./usr/bin/leg
Hello!
[Thu, 19 Aug 2004] Paul Baker wrote:
> Upstream has never meant for libmap.a to be a shared libary from what I
> gather. The build process does not support it in the slightest. (unless
> this changed in 4.2.x) I don't have enough experience with C to be or
in 4.2.2 it does: "make libmap
Hello!
[Wed, 18 Aug 2004] Paul Baker wrote:
> I also have been maintaining a debian package for mapserver. I have not
> kept as up-to-date with the upstream releases as Scott has (I'm at
> 4.0.1) but hey isn't that the Debian way?
I'm building 4.2.2 packages right now. Your diff is small enough
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On Aug 18, 2004, at 8:30 AM, C. Scott Ananian wrote:
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004, Robert Jordens wrote:
You participated in the discussion about packaging the UMN masperver
for
Debian. Who of you is still interested in working of the package? What
are t
Hello!
[Wed, 18 Aug 2004] C. Scott Ananian wrote:
> I have packages, and am still using MapServer (so can test new ones).
> The status is still as posted previously. Packages at
> http://cscott.net/Debian/MapServer/
> PHP/MapScript is still not included, although I might be a little bit more
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004, Robert Jordens wrote:
> You participated in the discussion about packaging the UMN masperver for
> Debian. Who of you is still interested in working of the package? What
> are the problems?
I have packages, and am still using MapServer (so can test new ones).
The status is st
I can't speak for mapserver as it exists today, I've since been
focussing on more promising options for my needs, but as it was
the last time I looked at it, the problem is not finding an
uploader, rather with finding someone who'll take the time with
upstream to turn a rather successful hack into
Hi!
You participated in the discussion about packaging the UMN masperver for
Debian. Who of you is still interested in working of the package? What
are the problems?
I'd like to sponsor uploads.
Robert.
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If an experiment works, you must be using the wrong equi
I'd like to see mapserver packaged as well: any progress on this bug?
I'll volunteer to crank out some .debs, too, if everyone else has moved
on.
--scott
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