At 988753708s since epoch (05/01/01 10:48:28 -0400 UTC), Jeremy Rosen wrote: > > I have a small problem with dpkg-buildpackage. > > I have a software I upgrade from time to time with cvs, which comes bundled > with a debian directory containing everything to build the .deb archive. > > Usually, I just type dpkg-buildpackage in the proper directory, and > everything is built correctly. But since a couple of days, dpkg gives me the > following error > "invalid sign interface specified" > > I use the testing, qith a 2.4.3 kernel. I havn't studied (yet) how dpkg > works, I usually use apt, but to build this software I just did what the > readme told me.
I hit this yesterday when I was trying to build the nVidia drivers. I found that by adding a '-pgpg', it shut up and did its work correctly. -p specifies a program to use for signing. In this case, I specified 'gpg' (GNU Privacy Guard), because I already had it installed. PGP would work just as well, I imagine. Jason -- Jason Healy | [EMAIL PROTECTED] LogN Systems | http://www.logn.net/
