Hi Gergely They needs to be below /usr/share/perl5/ for perl to find them afaik.
Shouldn't I pull the newest upstream, when I'm at it? I'll do a packaging of it later today and send it to you in any case. I personally use both offlineimap and imapsync; imapsync has some better migration options while offlineimap is better at keeping mailboxes in sync. But apart from imapcopy and offlineimap I don't recall any other packages to recommend. /Andreas -- Andreas Wenning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> On Sun, 2008-01-27 at 13:44 +0100, Riskó Gergely wrote: > On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 13:26:38 +0100, Andreas Wenning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > writes: > > > Could a solution be to include the patched imapclient as part of the > > imapsync package instead? Have it reside in the debian directory in the > > source. This being a temporary solution until upstream hopefully get the > > imapclient source rewritten for the new version. > > I were also thinking about that for an hour. Probably a solution. > But please consult the policy about where to put these files in the > .deb package. Perhaps /usr/share/imapsync/perl5? > > When you are ready, create a diff.gz against the current debian > version. > > I will also modify Description of the package and ask users to have a > look on offlineimap/imapcopy, since imapsync is more and more out of > date if it won't support newer Mail::IMAPClient. Do you know any > other alternatives, which I should include in the description? > > Thanks, > Gergely
