Re: Checking buildd logs
I only build the packages on i386 as that's the system I have
to build on myself... When I do prepare my packages to be upload'd to
ftp-master I run a 'dpkg-source -b <source directory> <orig.tar.gz>'
and then run it through pbuilder which I update prior to building...
Run the packages through lintian and install locally to test... Then
I upload them... Having others test the packages prior if I have any
concern that I might have a system that's not normal...
This aids me in making sure my Build-Depends is acturate as if
it does not include it explicitly or by dependency of another package
then the build fails under pbuilder...
Jeremy
On Sun, Nov 04, 2001 at 06:56:49PM -0500, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 04, 2001 at 02:55:36PM -0800, Rick Younie wrote:
> > Several developer machines run buildds if you want to check things
> > out. gluck and voltaire for example.
>
> If you look on voltaire, you'll notice that I take the lazy man's
> approach to build daemons. It runs in a chroot, but it is by no means
> empty; in fact, almost every time I find a missing build dependency, I
> just toss the package in.
>
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