On 03/15/2013 07:39 AM, gregor herrmann wrote: > On Thu, 14 Mar 2013 22:22:26 -0700, tony mancill wrote: > >>> My line of thought was: d/copyright requires to include the origin of >>> the upstream source, which means that for repacked tarballs a note >>> about what/why/how was changed should be included. [0]- But in this >>> case -- as you say -- it's only a one-time fix, and in order to bring >>> back the pristine tarball. >> Agreed, it will definitely require explanation. I'll take care of that. > > Thanks! > >> However, I'm not able get the package to build even the first time (at >> least not using git-builder). > > Weird; what errors do you get?
I'm getting the same error you noted when trying to build twice in a row getting on the 2nd build - that ./lib/daemon.sh doesn't exist and so can't be copied. >> So I went back and pulled the original >> upstream tarball and it appears that the .orig.tag.gz currently in the >> archive is the result of packing it up after an build (the diff is >> attached). > > Sounds plausible. Good. I'm still working on it (meaning an updated package). >> I think probably the course of action most defensible is to >> start with the clean upstream tarball (obviously renamed) and iron out >> the FTBFS from there. > > Ack, sounds like a good idea. > (I just wasn't sure where the upstream tarball came from since there > is, IIRC, no debian/watch file :)) Fair enough. The tarball is available at this link: http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.com/download/3.5.3/wrapper_3.5.3_src.tar.gz?mode=download So a generalized watch file would need to first look at the contents of ./download/, parse the latest version folder, and then fetch that from the contents of that version folder. Thank you, tony
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