Re: cipux: lintian warnings about non-executable scripts (was Re: meeting debian)

2006-12-13 Thread Christian Kuelker
On Tuesday 12 December 2006 22:26, Holger Levsen wrote:
 Hi,

 On Tuesday 12 December 2006 08:43, Christian Kuelker wrote:
The Linitian warning jever send to me are:
W: cipux-cibot: script-not-executable
./etc/cipux/refine.d/disabled/oo11.sh W: cipux-cibot:
script-not-executable ./etc/cipux/refine.d/disabled/kde3.sh W:
cipux-cibot: script-not-executable
./etc/cipux/refine.d/disabled/xchat.sh W: cipux-cibot:
script-not-executable
./etc/cipux/refine.d/enabled/void.sh
  
   I think for these warnings you just have to do a small chmod +x on this
   files or ?
 
  I am not sure. This are plugins for the refine script and not to be
  intended to be executed directly. I think Lintian hurts here more then it
  helped.
 
  If I make the +x then Lintian might complain about
  - there is no she bang line

 they all start with #/bin/bash ?!

ok, that can be removed


  - this is an executable and it is not at the right position.

 right. I would also complain about this :)

 why don't you put them in the proper place?! :) (And this is not about
 debian's policy, but the the FHS, which sus*/ub*ntu and other also try to
 follow...

Ok, then I will think about a own syntax, so that Lintian will not recognize 
this as shell code. (half joke!)

 Also I dont understand why they are in a directory called disabled - can
 we just remove / not install them?

No this shell parts (plugins) are for admins. If they move (or symlink) then 
from one directory (disabled) to another (enabled) they will be use by 
cipux_refine_homedir.

This works like apache config parts.

Better ideas?

Greetings 
Christian







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Re: meeting debian

2006-12-11 Thread Xavier Oswald
On 00:52 Mon 11 Dec , Christian Kuelker wrote:
 The Linitian warning jever send to me are:
 W: cipux-cibot: script-not-executable ./etc/cipux/refine.d/disabled/oo11.sh
 W: cipux-cibot: script-not-executable ./etc/cipux/refine.d/disabled/kde3.sh
 W: cipux-cibot: script-not-executable ./etc/cipux/refine.d/disabled/xchat.sh
 W: cipux-cibot: script-not-executable ./etc/cipux/refine.d/enabled/void.sh

I think for these warnings you just have to do a small chmod +x on this files 
or ?

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Re: meeting debian

2006-12-11 Thread Holger Levsen
Hi,

On Monday 11 December 2006 11:39, Xavier Oswald wrote:
 I think for these warnings you just have to do a small chmod +x on this
 files or ?

yes.

Probably^wBut it's better to change the property in svn once, instead of doing 
it all the time...


regards,
Holger


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Re: meeting debian

2006-12-11 Thread Christian Kuelker
On Monday 11 December 2006 11:39, Xavier Oswald wrote:
 On 00:52 Mon 11 Dec , Christian Kuelker wrote:
  The Linitian warning jever send to me are:
  W: cipux-cibot: script-not-executable
  ./etc/cipux/refine.d/disabled/oo11.sh W: cipux-cibot:
  script-not-executable ./etc/cipux/refine.d/disabled/kde3.sh W:
  cipux-cibot: script-not-executable ./etc/cipux/refine.d/disabled/xchat.sh
  W: cipux-cibot: script-not-executable
  ./etc/cipux/refine.d/enabled/void.sh

 I think for these warnings you just have to do a small chmod +x on this
 files or ?

I am not sure. This are plugins for the refine script and not to be intended 
to be executed directly. I think Lintian hurts here more then it helped.

If I make the +x then Lintian might complain about 
- there is no she bang line
- this is an executable and it is not at the right position.

But try it and tell me what lintian says.

Any solutions?

Greetings
Christian


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