x27;t the application just
stick to using the libraries provided in PHP by php4-pgsql and
php4-mysql? Seems like it is doing something it really shouldn't. Just
my 2 cents.
- --Paul Baker
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files go in which packages is to specify it in packagename>.files for each package to be created and then have
everything install into debian/tmp right?
I am also working on packaging Mapserver 3.6
<http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/> and will need a sponsor for that when I
am happy with it
iles /usr/lib into /var/lib is the way to go. Why
don't you put a note in README.Debian that tells the user he can safely
remove crafty-book-medium after it is installed the first time.
--
Paul Baker
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve
ies directly? shouldn't the application just
stick to using the libraries provided in PHP by php4-pgsql and
php4-mysql? Seems like it is doing something it really shouldn't. Just
my 2 cents.
- --Paul Baker
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en it will have the symlinks. Does anyone
have any advice on how I should approach this? Thank you!!
P.S. assuming I get all this figured out, I'm going to be looking for a
upload sponsor and eventually an advocate. Any volunteers yet?
--Paul Baker
"They that can give up essential libe
to 'deb http://paulbaker.net/debian pbaker main'
and 'deb-src http://paulbaker.net/debian pbaker main'
- --Paul Baker
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
-- Benjamin Franklin, 1759
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files go in which packages is to specify it in .files for each package to be created and then have
everything install into debian/tmp right?
I am also working on packaging Mapserver 3.6
<http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/> and will need a sponsor for that when I
am happy with it. Mapserver wi
disk space, he might not like it.
I think copying the files /usr/lib into /var/lib is the way to go. Why
don't you put a note in README.Debian that tells the user he can safely
remove crafty-book-medium after it is installed the first time.
--
Paul Baker
"They that
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