El Dom 01 Mar 2009, Andres Riancho escribió: > Given that you are the first linux packager, I would like to know > if you could write some words about your experience as a w3af > packager, a summary of the tasks you performed, some particular > experience that may help other packagers, or any other thing like that > would be awesome for them and would avoid some > head-banging-against-table action ;)
I made two packages: w3af: which is w3af completed w3af-console: which is only the CLI In order to reduce the amount of code in the archive, w3af depends on w3af-console, which is the biggest and main package. The worst problems have been related with third-part code. I had many problems with licenses. Many of them are fixed now. I needed to remove third-part code from the base tarball because: a- they already are packages in debian b- the wouldn't be part of the debian for some reason You can found an explanation of each exclusion in extra/debian/mk_debian_directory.sh OTOH, many external code was included. The license of each can be found in extras/debian/trunk/debian/copyright I can't remember more issues. But I will be glad to answer if you have questions. cheers, luciano
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