* Andreas Jellinghaus (a...@dungeon.inka.de) wrote: > Package: openct > Version: 0.6.16-1 > Severity: normal > > Author in openct.doc-base.manual is wrong, I didn't write all of that, > please change to "OpenCT Developers".
Done. > doc-base file for the api documentation is missing. Done. > openct is still configured with udev, this is not supported by udev > developers, please switch to hal setup. Done. > documentation is still disabled, even though 0.6.16 fixed those issues. Done. > README.debian should show how to disable openct if people want that, > e.g. with the disable policy file. Done. > copyright file is wrong, while Olaf was the original author, lots > of other people added code. please change to "OpenCT Developers" > and/or point to the documentation and/or source for a proper list. Fixed. > OpenCT does not need to be configure'd with usb support, it now has > a complete native linux usb implementation with some benefits towards > power savings. Fixed. > Source dependency on libusb-dev can be dropped. Fixed. > Recommends udev should be replaced by depends/recommends on hal. Done. > Enhanced pcscd should be dropped, since 99% of the users do something > wrong if they install openct and pcscd at the same time. Usualy it is > best to use either opensc with openct. or opensc (or other apps) with > pcscd and a reader driver (e.g. libccid) other than openct. Does this mean we should disable it at configure time? > For testing I build an openct package with all these changes already > applied, as I wrote in the "new version available" bug, and it is > still available here: > --cut-- > also I took the time to look at the open bugs for > debians openct package and the new release should solve all > of them. you can find my packaging here, based on the latest > 0.6.15-1 package: > http://www.opensc-project.org/debian/openct/ > --cut-- > > If my work is ignored without any comment, that doesn't send a good > message. My time for debian has been a bit limited the last month or so. Patches are also much more helpful than rolling your own version of the package from my point of view :) Thanks for all your help though. > Regards, Andreas > > -- Eric Dorland <e...@kuroneko.ca> ICQ: #61138586, Jabber: ho...@jabber.com
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