Yeah, but AFAIK that's necessary, though, in order to replace
xorg-server with a patched version. At least that's the convention that
seen elsewhere with other AUR packages that contain bug fixes.
Thanks,
- Mike
On 06/30/2014 12:12 PM, Steven Honeyman wrote:
I think the first line of your PKGBUILD might be the clue!
"pkgbase=xorg-server"
I could be wrong though, just guessing.
Steven.
On 30 June 2014 17:30, Mike Hobbs <[email protected]> wrote:
I maintain the xorg-server-bug54168 package in AUR, which is a replacement
for xorg-server that contains a small bug fix that upstream is not
addressing. Anyway, when I submit a new version for the xorg-server 1.15.2
update, it tells me that "xorg-server is on the package blacklist, please
check if it's available in the official repos". I've not seen this error
before when updating my package. Is there any documentation about what this
blacklist is, or how to avoid it, or how to petition for an override? I've
done the standard searches, but have only come across random forum and mail
list posts; nothing comprehensive.
Thanks,
- Mike
