Hi, On Monday 27 July 2009, meik michalke wrote: > am Montag, 27. Juli 2009 (17:30) schrieb Thomas Friedrichsmeier: > > This appears to work (at least the ubuntu 8.04 patch is not applied, > > here), > > fine; i was hoping so, because it worked with different ubuntu versions, > but you never know... (you can change the condition to test how it would > turn out if the patch was applied -- the "clean" rule safely removes the > patch again from the sources, nothing to worry about)
I just realized, though, that the command "lsb_release" is not even installed
on debian by default. In this case that's not a problem, but to really
differentiate the various debian flavors using this technique, we'd need to
build-depend on lsb-release. That's possible, but pulls some further depends,
including lsb and python.
However since this is a debian package, perhaps we don't need the full
flexibility of lsb_release after all: Could you check
/etc/debian_version
or
/etc/issue
on your various Ubuntus? (On debian/sid the files have:
squeeze/sid
and
Debian GNU/Linux squeeze/sid \n \l
respectively).
Regards
Thomas
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