You can of course conditionalize build-dependencies and dependencies based
on architecture. This way configuration on linux could remain the same
(no regression) and on previously uninstallable architectures
there could be limited functionality (improvement). See bellow for idea.
I have
Hi Petr,
many thanks for your answer.
On Monday, 11. January 2010, Petr Salinger wrote:
You can of course conditionalize build-dependencies and dependencies based
on architecture. This way configuration on linux could remain the same
(no regression) and on previously uninstallable
a short status update of the bug. With upstream I managed to get the stuff to
compile and running on the first look.
After testing the package for a while, I recognized that the migration over to
iputils-ping introduces a regression. If a echo reply is missing, check_ping
seems to return nothing,
Hi there,
On Tuesday, 10. November 2009, Petr Salinger wrote:
it seems that the nagios related packages need an ping command available.
They choose iputils-ping, which is rather linux specific.
Could be possible to switch (at least on non-linux)
to inetutils-ping (already available) or fping
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Hi,
it seems that the nagios related packages need an ping command available.
They choose iputils-ping, which is rather linux specific.
Could be possible to switch (at least on non-linux)
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