> Od: Jonathan Wiltshire <[email protected]> JM > I would like to make package which should install also two dirs which are not JM > installed if program is installed from source, but they are part of source and JM > are needed for running program.
JW > are you missing a flag when you configure the build? no it should be installed well. program is command line utility and syntax for running it is like this: $ jconv <options> <config-file> in config file are some settings and path of .wav file JW > If they're purely configuration files, and meant to be system-wide, they JW > should be in a subdirectory in /etc. But if they are user-specific, they JW > should get put in the user's home directory (note: there's no way to do JW > this in your packaging, the application must do it on startup). I think they are user-specific, but I will have to put them probably to /etc/<mypackage>, because I don't think upstream author will change application to do this. Is this alowed? JM > Is creating dir /audio/reverbs alowed in debian? JM > If not where place dir like this. JW > I suggest /usr/share/<your-package>/audio/reverbs. Also, if they JW > are big, they should be in a seperate binary package (jconv-fx, perhaps?) JW > that is arch-independent, along with any other effects stuff you want JW > installing. I like the idea of separated packages. Actually second package is just dir with subdirs ... no Makefile. It mean I should write my own Makefile for it or how manage it? Thanks for help mira -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
