On Mon, Apr 05, 2010 at 10:15:44PM +0300, Eugene V. Lyubimkin wrote:
> Not many time ago I was reading maint-guide to learn how to make my first
> Debian package. Indeed, first pair of times it was totally new for me, but
> very soon I got stuck at things that were not documented there. Some people of
> communities which I participated in often argue that Debian maint-guide is
> shorter than it can be.
I see.
> Also, you mentioned dput's additional features, but for novices they are too
> complex: uploads to mentors.d.n and official Debian archive (in case of DM)
> should be signed, plus dupload have fully suitable config entries for them out
> of the box.
dput have more goodies.
[DEFAULT]
[ftp-master]
[ftp-eu]
[ssh-upload]
[security-master]
[security-master-unembargoed]
[jp] <<<<< This one is not active as I heard but listed.
[volatile]
[backports.org]
[ubuntu]
[revu]
[ppa]
[mentors]
[local]
dupload
$ grep "cfg{" dupload.conf
$cfg{'ftp-master'} = {
$cfg{'anonymous-ftp-master'} = {
$cfg{'volatile'} = {
$cfg{'delayed'} = {
$cfg{'mentors'} = {
$cfg{'bpo'} = {
#$cfg{'security'} = {
#$cfg{'anonymous-security'} = {
clearly, dput has better default support.
Please note I am and have been a user of dupload..
Osamu
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