On Thu, Jan 23, 2003 at 02:38:47PM +0000, James Troup wrote: > Filippo Giunchedi <filippo@esaurito.net> writes: > > > i got my autossh package sponsored by martin f krafft (thanks!), now > > Dan Christensen pointed me out [1] that autossh works fine also in > > testing and I've tried it too. Should I force libc6 >= 2.2.5 and let > > autossh hit testing? there is any good reason against this pratice > > for packages built with libc6 > 2.2.5 in mind? > > You can't force the version of libc used on any other architecture > than the one you build the package for, so trying this will do you no > good WRT testing. Sorry but I can't really understand, writing a debian/shlibs.local file overriding libc6 version is possible and supposed to work. Is it wrong or bad pratice? I know it isn't the Right Way, I'm only trying to understand what I'm probably missing. filippo. -- Filippo Giunchedi GNU/PG key id: 1024D/6B79D401 Random signature follows: To be learned in an art, &c, the Theory is sufficient; to be a master of it, both the Theory and pratice are requisite -- Charles Hutton
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