Thanks for your patch.
* Daniel Baumann <dan...@debian.org> [101014 22:39]:
> diff --git a/Makefile.in b/Makefile.in
How did you get that modified (or is it intended)? Looks like automake
was called somehow and your automake already having lzip support.
Did you do something manually or is there something in the package not
ignoring that file as it should?
> diff --git a/remoterepository.c b/remoterepository.c
> index 5881296..b56d0f6 100644
> --- a/remoterepository.c
> +++ b/remoterepository.c
> @@ -900,7 +900,8 @@ static retvalue queue_next_without_release(struct
> remote_distribution *rd, struc
> { .diff = false, .force = false, .compression = c_bzip2
> },
> { .diff = false, .force = false, .compression = c_none
> },
> { .diff = false, .force = false, .compression = c_lzma
> },
> - { .diff = false, .force = false, .compression = c_xz }
> + { .diff = false, .force = false, .compression = c_xz },
> + { .diff = false, .force = false, .compression =
> c_lunzip }
> }
> };
> int e;
As you did not mention Packages.lz and Sources.lz files, I left this one
out. (People can still request reprepro to download them using
DownloadListsAs, but as long as noone plans to do this there is no need
to automatically run some additional program).
> diff --git a/main.c b/main.c
[...]
> @@ -282,6 +283,8 @@ ACTION_N(n, n, n, dumpuncompressors) {
> case c_xz:
> printf("not supported (install xz-utils or use
> --unxz to tell where unxz is).\n");
> break;
> + case c_lunzip:
> + printf("not supported (install lzip or use
> --lunzip to tell where lunzip is).\n");
> default:
> printf("not supported\n");
> }
Here you forgot a "break".
Bernhard R. Link
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