On Sun, 2016-01-10 at 17:19 +0530, Himanshu Shekhar wrote:
> I have created a tool comprising of two bash scripts and two
> configuration
> files.
> I tried to follow some tutorials available on debian.org and Stack
> Overflow
> but didn't get the desired output.
> The expected layout is as ;
>
> /usr/bin/script1-link
> /usr/bin/script2-link
> /usr/bin/myfolder/script1
> /usr/bin/myfolder/script2
> /usr/bin/myfolder/conf1.bak
> /usr/bin/myfolder/conf2.bak
>
> script1-link and script2-link will change the directory to myfolder
> and
> execute script1 or script2 as desired.
>
> I have created the files changelog, compat, control, copyright, files
> in
> directory named debian.
>
> Now, I have to create the first package of my life, which I did
> following
> some instructions at https://wiki.debian.org/IntroDebianPackaging but
> the
> deb package created had no shell scripts.
> I have very little idea about how package creation occurs after
> reading
> certain manuals, but cannot get the desired result.
What goes wrong, or what do you not understand?
There are quite a few minimal examples out there, for example:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/279686/how-to-package-a-simple-bash-script
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