I have a package in the archive (and another one I'm working on) which causes
lintian to report the extra-license-file warning because of the COPYING.gz
being installed in /usr/share/doc/<package>.
The file contains a copy of the GNU GPL, so it's in fact useless.
Now, I see three ways I could fix this:
1. Being upstream for the software, just edit the original Makefile so the
`install' target skips COPYING.gz
2. Edit the Makefile only in the Debian package, commenting out the offending
lines
3. Remove the file in debian/rules, *after* installing it
The second one seems the best solution to me, since it will work also for
software for which I'm not the upstream.
Can I have your opinion on the matter?
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KiyuKo <eof AT kiyuko DOT org>
Resistance is futile, you will be garbage collected.
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