Re: Ruby Package Backports
Am 13.01.2007 um 14:35 schrieb Daniel Baumann:
Manuel Holtgrewe wrote:
Are you interested in me providing you with the Ruby packages?
i don't use ruby. if you can say that you use them and that they are
most likely also useful for other users, we can of course include
them here.
I think they would be useful to a lot of people. For example to those
who want to deploy their Ruby on Rails applications on Debian stable
systems. I know a lot of people who would want to do this but would
have to compile their own Ruby at the moment and thus use other
systems to deploy to.
Is my backporting process sane? (Note that I increase the *-4
version to
*-5 so I am able to append ~bpo.1 to it and dch does not scream at
me).
please upload the packages somewhere so that one can review them.
note,
that your backports should comply to:
http://backports.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=contribute
OK, I have rebuilt my packages. You can find them here:
http://www.ggnore.net/~mholtgrewe/bpo-review/
I have also uploaded the public key of the pair I used to sign the
packages.
The file 01-backport-commands.txt lists the commands I used to
compile the packages. I would be grateful if someone had the time to
review it and give suggestions or tell me about any errors.
I also read that I should track any changes done to the packages in
unstable. What's the most elegant way to do this? Do I have to
subscribe to debian-devel-all and all its traffic?
Regards,
Manuel
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