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2009-10-27
, 22:59
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@ Castello d'Argile (BO)
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#12
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Originally Posted by X-Fade
Example:
Code:Xsbc-Bugtracker: https://bugs.maemo.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Wormux
Code:
Source: openvpn Section: user/network Priority: optional Maintainer: Andrea Borgia <andrea@borgia.bo.it> Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 5), libssl-dev (>= 0.9.8e-1), liblzo2-dev, quilt Standards-Version: 3.8.2 Xsbc-Bugtracker: https://bugs.maemo.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=openvpn
(Fremantle SDK, final)
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2009-10-27
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#13
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Originally Posted by aboaboit
I tested with openvpn from fremantle extras-devel with your new line in debian/control and Bugtracker field appears intact in .deb file. How did you test it?
Is there a specific section of the control file where this tag should be placed? As written above, the link in the deb appears truncated at ...product=o
(Fremantle SDK, final)
Apparently you're making a new version, so could add maemo-optify there too
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2009-10-28
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#14
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Originally Posted by mikkov
I created the package in my sdk and browsed the deb through mc. The package from extras-devel has been uploaded by somebody else and is not installable, because of a missing dependency (liblzo2-2) that is supposed to be already in the device itself but in fact isn't.
I tested with openvpn from fremantle extras-devel with your new line in debian/control and Bugtracker field appears intact in .deb file. How did you test it?
Originally Posted by mikkov
Hopefully I won't get too many flames but... maemo-optify looks kludgy to me. From the discussion at the summit, I understood that it is ok to alter debian/rules & configure to install directly under /opt/package and that what I have in mind for rc20.
Apparently you're making a new version, so could add maemo-optify there too
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2009-10-28
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@ UK
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#15
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Originally Posted by aboaboit
That's fine. The main thing is that you use /opt.
Hopefully I won't get too many flames but... maemo-optify looks kludgy to me. From the discussion at the summit, I understood that it is ok to alter debian/rules & configure to install directly under /opt/package and that what I have in mind for rc20.
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