Marek Michalkiewicz writes ("Bug#2091: creating packages requires root
privileges"):
> To create a binary *.deb package, root privileges are required. This
> is because you must create a complete directory structure with proper
> ownerships and permissions first, and then use
> If you're creating a Debian package you need to be root on the system
> you're going to install it on to test it. Even if you're using some
> shared environment in which you don't have root on the main
> development machine, is it really that problematic to make the
> `binary' target on the test
>Package: dpkg
>
>To create a binary *.deb package, root privileges are required. This
>is because you must create a complete directory structure with proper
>ownerships and permissions first, and then use dpkg-deb to create
>a package from it.
>
>But this should't really be necessary. A tar file
Package: dpkg
To create a binary *.deb package, root privileges are required. This
is because you must create a complete directory structure with proper
ownerships and permissions first, and then use dpkg-deb to create
a package from it.
But this should't really be necessary. A tar file is a ta
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