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Problems building kdebase from source using Potato



I haven't built any debian packages from source before so this may be 
something I'm doing wrong, but I've checked the Debian FAQ on buidling from 
source and I've built the test package "hello" successfully so I think I've 
got the basics all in place.

Now I want to build kdebase from source as I want to get a version with the 
Kamera patch applied (see http://www.thekompany.com/projects/gphoto/ for 
details). I used apt to get the source files and unpack them. But I couldn't 
build the binary deb from this cleanly as after the long compile phase I got 
the following errors:
  dh_movefiles -pkonqueror
  find: usr/bin/nspluginviewer: No such file or directory 
  find: usr/bin/nspluginscan: No such file or directory
  find: usr/bin/nspluginviewer: No such file or directory
  find: usr/bin/nspluginscan: No such file or directory
  make: *** [binary-arch] Error 1

I'm running Potato with the latest updates applied.

I edited debian/konqueror.files and removed the four lines for nspluginviewer 
and nspluginscan and their associated info files. Then I tried to build the 
binary deb with:
  debian/rules binary

This seemed to work but I ended up with twelve deb files not the one I was 
expecting:
 kdebase-dev_2.0.1-0.potato5_i386.deb
 kdebase-doc_2.0.1-0.potato5_all.deb
 kdebase-libs_2.0.1-0.potato5_i386.deb
 kdebase_2.0.1-0.potato5_i386.deb
 kdewallpapers_2.0.1-0.potato5_all.deb
 kdm_2.0.1-0.potato5_i386.deb
 konqueror_2.0.1-0.potato5_i386.deb
 konsole_2.0.1-0.potato5_i386.deb
 libkonq-dev_2.0.1-0.potato5_i386.deb
 libkonq3_2.0.1-0.potato5_i386.deb
 task-kde-devel_2.0.1-0.potato5_all.deb
 task-kde_2.0.1-0.potato5_all.deb                        

So although I only downloaded one source package I seem to have got twelve 
binaries. I wasn't expecting this. What is happening here?

Am I going about things in the right way? The Kamera build instructions just 
say to apply over clean kdebase source and ./configure && make && make 
install but this doesn't seem right for debian packaged source.

Thanks
David Morgan



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