Hi Cristian,
On Sun, Oct 30, 2005 at 02:16:01AM +0100, Cristian Ionescu-Idbohrn wrote:
> * Added option '-t' (time stamp); socklog.c modified.
What is this for? The timestamp normally is added by the logger
process, usually the svlogd program. Can you tell me a use case where
this is needed?
> * killed some compilation warnings in socklog.c, chkshsgr.c, seek_set.c;
> some more left in pathexec_run.c, pathexec.h, prot.c.
I don't want to change this. The code and compilation is tested on many
Unix systems, not only Linux, and was proven to be very portable the way
it is.
> * debian/rules applies patches.
I usually use a construct like this:
for i in `ls -t debian/diff/*.diff || :`; do \
(cd admin/socklog && patch -p0) <$$i || exit 1; \
done
You then simply put patches into debian/diff/ with a .diff extension.
But I don't think we need that for socklog, as I'm upstream too, and the
project is quite mature and stable.
> * debian/rules builds with debug too.
I'll apply this.
Thanks for your suggestions and feedback. Regards, Gerrit.
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