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2010-06-08
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install via xterm, but i think you can only see what is happening, ETA, what is replaced or deleted and if the installation failed.....
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2010-06-08
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To see the contents of a deb-file:
For an already installed packages (files owned by this package):
nicolai
Code:
dpkg --contents PACKAGEFILE
Code:
dpkg --listfiles PACKAGENAME
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2010-06-10
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can i follow the install process step by step to debug a package or is there a better way to go about it?
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2010-06-10
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qwerty12 if this works i love you. I thought the APPNAME had to equal the .pro files name.
can i asked how you figured this out or is it just from experience.
or was it just a suggestion.
Edit: i have now changed them so they are all the same without '-' as you have suggested uploading waiting for it to appear in extras cheers.
Edit2:God if i could give you a million thanks for that i would. I would have never noticed that it is used later in the rules file.
Could you help me under stand why it didn't work when the appname value was the same as the .pro file before.
So what i'm guessing is the name of the .pro has to match the name some where else in the project could you clarify which part?
As this could be integral to future projects.
Last edited by jamie721; 2010-06-10 at 18:22.
can i asked how you figured this out or is it just from experience.
or was it just a suggestion.
Edit: i have now changed them so they are all the same without '-' as you have suggested uploading waiting for it to appear in extras cheers.
Edit2:God if i could give you a million thanks for that i would. I would have never noticed that it is used later in the rules file.
Could you help me under stand why it didn't work when the appname value was the same as the .pro file before.
So what i'm guessing is the name of the .pro has to match the name some where else in the project could you clarify which part?
As this could be integral to future projects.
Last edited by jamie721; 2010-06-10 at 18:22.
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2010-06-11
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Originally Posted by jamie721
The name of your package comes from the Package line in debian/control, from the second section. The first instance in the section at the top refers to the source package name, a grouping of the application packages if you will.
Edit2:God if i could give you a million thanks for that i would. I would have never noticed that it is used later in the rules file.
Could you help me under stand why it didn't work when the appname value was the same as the .pro file before.
So what i'm guessing is the name of the .pro has to match the name some where else in the project could you clarify which part?
As this could be integral to future projects.
The packaging tools, by default, place and expect their files to be found in debian/$PACKAGENAME. (When creating multiple packages from one source package, then it's a bit different but I digress)
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For example were files are getting moved to and anything that may be failing.