Part of the change from the 1.x to 2.x version was to remove the "daemon" mode as I expect users to explicitly choose a network, so it's no longer appropriate to run WR in init scripts.
Large parts of WR were re-written between v1.9.9 and v2.0.s01, but I did not touch the debian directory contents. So, some of the assumptions in files in ./debian are probably no longer correct (e.g. daemon mode, file names and locations have changed, etc.). I have never previously maintained a software package used in Debian and I do not run Debian, so I am unfamiliar with the meta-data requirements. I am willing to host documents in the official tarball to support distributions wishing to package WR for their users. On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 1:28 AM, Patrick Winnertz <win...@debian.org> wrote: > Hey Sean, > > I just prepared a upload for debian, however I noted that the > init-script starts a gui, which is not that good as wifi-radar should > run there as a daemon (the init script doesn't stop until you close the > wifi-radar window). > > It would be cool if you could have a look for wifi-radar to prevent it > starting the gui when running in daemon mode. > If I have time today I'll digg into this issue. > > Greetings > Winnie > > > > -- Sean Robinson WiFi Radar - http://wifi-radar.berlios.de Python WiFi - http://pythonwifi.wikispot.org
