Hi, Le 17/07/2015 20:02, Andreas Tille a écrit : > Good. I have two points to mention. You used some versioned dependencies > and these are not all needed since the versions in question are provided > anyway at minimum. The easiest way to find this out is to use > > cme fix dpkg-control > > (see policy what packages are needed to make this work). Beside some > formatting changes you see where the versions are dropped. I'd > recommend to use the result of this process. Done: dropping the version has the additional benefit to yield an easier to read file :) > Moreover you will have seen a lintian warning about the maintainer. In > debian/changelog you need to specify one of the maintainers (instead of > DMPT) mentioned as Uploaders, so actually yours. BTW, I do not really > mind whether I'm listed as Uploader or not - feel free to drop my name > there until I might have done some mentionable work on the package. Done. > I think you can also drop the postinst file. Ldconfig is automatically > injected by debhelper - so there is no need to care about this. Done; I'm not sure why Lintian complained about this, but today's modifications fixed this. I still have to get rid of the ITP-related warning, but reportbug yields an Internal server error; will try again tomorrow… > Finally I's like to stress that I made very good experiences by using > d-shlibs to package libraries. We have several examples for its usage > in Git - as a random pick have a look into > > git://anonscm.debian.org/debian-med/libmems.git I looked at d-shlibs, but I'm not sure what it is supposed to achieve : it seems to me that all files are already in place and that they do not need to be moved in the package. What am I missing? Best, -- Julien
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