Steve Langasek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Hi Steve,
I've been busy but I ahve now prepared new verison of the package. If you find the time to check it, that would be welcomed. >> > Severity: grave, because amd64 is a release architecture. > >> > Jari, if you have packages for 1.1 available, I might be able to >> > sponsor an upload of them for you. > >> http://cante.net/~jaalto/tmp/debian/jwm > > Some changes: > > - The package is a native package (no .orig.tar.gz). Please change it to > non-native. I used options: svn-buildpackage -uc -us -rfakeroot Let me know how to fix this issue if this is not correct method. > - You are closing bug #327013 in the changelog, but you say this is *not* > the version which fixes it; please don't do this. Close the bug using the > BTS mail interface instead. Thanks. Done. > - You have duplicate build-dependencies on libx11-dev. You may also > (looking at the diff) be missing a build-dependency on libpng-dev? Added. and libxinerama-dev and other too. > - The trunk/ directory contains a complete second copy of the sources, which > almost certainly shouldn't be there; I'm assuming this isn't present in > the upstream tarball. I've swithed to svn-buildpackage which presumably handles this correctly. > - The package does not build from source because debian/rules calls "make", > not "make all", and the first (i.e., default) rule in the Makefile is > *not* "all" -- it's "dput-local". Fixed. I forgot that the first target is "the default". > If you address these issues, I should be able to upload for you. I was able > to reproduce the original bug on alpha with 0.23-3, and the bug does not > occur with jwm 1.1-1. > > Also, I see that you're build-depending on libxt-dev; it should be trivial > to remove the need for libxt-dev just by re-running autoconf on the source > package before building, so please consider this alternative. autoconf rerun. You can get new build at http://cante.net/~jaalto/tmp/debian/jwm Jari -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
