Public bug reported:
I was doing a bit of hacking on flexbackup, and here's two things:
(1) debian/rules uses a bashism to match /var/{lib,log} which makes Edgy
very upset. I expanded out the expansion manually and now the package
builds in Edgy.
(2) I implemented lzma compression support, which
Public bug reported:
I was doing a bit of hacking on flexbackup, and here's two things:
(1) debian/rules uses a bashism to match /var/{lib,log} which makes Edgy
very upset. I expanded out the expansion manually and now the package
builds in Edgy.
(2) I implemented lzma compression support, which
Public bug reported:
I was doing a bit of hacking on flexbackup, and here's two things:
(1) debian/rules uses a bashism to match /var/{lib,log} which makes Edgy
very upset. I expanded out the expansion manually and now the package
builds in Edgy.
(2) I implemented lzma compression support, which
Public bug reported:
I was doing a bit of hacking on flexbackup, and here's two things:
(1) debian/rules uses a bashism to match /var/{lib,log} which makes Edgy
very upset. I expanded out the expansion manually and now the package
builds in Edgy.
(2) I implemented lzma compression support, which
Public bug reported:
I was doing a bit of hacking on flexbackup, and here's two things:
(1) debian/rules uses a bashism to match /var/{lib,log} which makes Edgy
very upset. I expanded out the expansion manually and now the package
builds in Edgy.
(2) I implemented lzma compression support, which
Public bug reported:
I was doing a bit of hacking on flexbackup, and here's two things:
(1) debian/rules uses a bashism to match /var/{lib,log} which makes Edgy
very upset. I expanded out the expansion manually and now the package
builds in Edgy.
(2) I implemented lzma compression support, which
