On Mon, May 08, 2000 at 05:16:03PM +0200, Wichert Akkerman wrote:
> Previously Anthony Towns wrote:
> > Consider an NMU, uploaded to i386. The m68k changes could have:
> > Maintainer: (real maintainer)
> > Changed-By: (nmu-er)
> > Uploader: (m68k build daemon)
> Practical problem: you have no reliable way of getting the proper
> info for Uploader.
Eh? Who doesn't? The uploader presumably wouldn't have any problem
knowing it. dinstall shouldn't have any problem either, as the .changes
is signed by the uploader by definition. Conceivably, I could go through
the -devel-changes log to find it out myself, which would be hard, but
that would be a good reason to stick it in the .deb and the Packages file.
*shrug*
Cheers,
aj
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