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Re: Rebuild of the libqt3.



On Thu, Feb 17, 2005 at 04:49:51PM +0100, Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
> >> > Can someone please regenerate the packages since apt-get keeps writing
> >> > the alioth packages over the localy built packages.
> 
> A small note, packages should never just be regenerated. A deb package
> file should never ever change since that causes all kinds of
> logistical problems. The version MUST be increased.

Yes, I understand.
> >
> > Sure I could do this. I could build my own debian alone and not sharing
> > this with others.
> >
> > This would fix it for me, not for the others, fix it the repo then
> > everyone should benefit for it.
> 
> Going by your mail you already did compile it locally. Changing the
> version is just so that apt-get won't undo your manual fix and you
> don't get anoyed. Your choice ultimately.

As I previously said, the fix is ok for me.

> 
> > My point is that your version of libQT3 package in the repo is utterly
> > broken and makes the kde desktop unusable and this is not an amd64 bug,
> > but a miscompilation of the package. So, why not bumping the release in
> > the repo and makes another build ?
> 
> You have to ask Andreas for that. He is the only one building packages
> for gcc-3.4.

Ok, I think he already noticed the problem and agreed to rebuild it.

> 
> > Should I file a bug report ?
> 
> Against what? If a recompile fixes the problem then libQT3 is not to
> blame. No, you just have to get Andreas to rebuild it.

Againt miscompilation of this package , it must be treaten as if there 
was code broken since the package makes major packages unusable 
(everything that depends on libqt3, quite a lot of packages to my opinion).

Something like libqt3-3.3.3-8.0.0.1.1,
with changelog:
fix bad generation of the package.

Don't know why it should be treaten differently as a bug (it is a bug).

	seb



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