On Sunday 28 January 2007 14:51, Julien Danjou wrote: > AHAH. > Are you sure that can't create data loss too? I am trying to build a package which depends on sqlite3. This breaks my package in funny ways.
> > The package installs the include file in the path: > > /usr/share/php5/DB/sqlite3.php > > > > This path is not included by default. From what I see in php-db, that > > file belongs in /usr/share/php/DB/sqlite3.php. > > Right. > However I don't know yet how I can grab this files in two packages > without being in conflict with the other one. You are talking about php5-sqlite3 and php4-sqlite3? I am probably not following, but I think in both packages you are installing the same php "include" file, so this can be worked around in some way. If splitting this package is a problem (or just using the same package for PHP4 and PHP5), IMHO the best solution should be to modify the default configuration of php4 and php5 to include /usr/share/php$PHPVERSION/, as dictated by the php policy Draft, section 2.2.2. http://webapps-common.alioth.debian.org/draft-php/html/ch-php-int.html#s-php-interpreter-fs > Sure that's doing some configuration by yourself is fucking critical. No, read my comment in the original post: it leaves a modified configuration file. This situation must be avoided, if we want to reduce race between the "packager" version and "my version". Is it that hard to include a file with this content? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
