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Re: how to handle a few arch-indep files



Samuel Tardieu schrieb:
> 
> On 13/04, Olaf Stetzer wrote:
> 
> | my package mountapp is nearly ready, but a few questions are left:
> |
> | 1.) There are a few little pixmaps included with the sources,
> |     which are installed to /usr/x11R6/share/mount.app/
> |     Now, do I have to make a separate package for them (something sort
> |     of support-package) or can I leave them in the binary package.
> |     Personally, I feel that two packages for this little app is
> |     a little overkill.
> 
> I think you can make one package, especially if icons are needed to have
> mount.app work properly.
> 

Ok, so I will leave it this way.

> | 2.) There are two binarys: mount.app and mount.conf. The latter is
> |     normally invoked by mount.app directly, so do I need to call
> |     dh_undocumented for this too or can I ignore the lintian-message
> |     about binary without manpage? (mount.app has no mapage too.)
> 
> You should not have mount.conf in the PATH if it's not intended for users.
> Put in under /usr/libexec for example (no need for a manpage), and make
> mount.app look for it there.
> 
 
It is possible to run mount.conf independantly, but normally it is
invoked, when double-clicking inside the docking icon. So, leaving it 
in the PATH is maybe better. But if I do so, what about the manpage
then?

Olaf
 
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