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Re: RFS: jabbin



On 1/26/07, Bernhard R. Link <brlink@debian.org> wrote:

I've no audio on my unstable boxes, so I'm unable to test (and thus to
sponsor) the package, but some things I noticed:

* As is is a snapshot, telling which command was used to generate it would
  be nice, so the non-svn savy of us can more easily verify that it is
  genuine. (If it was downloaded from somewhere, please give the link to
  that, as the link in the debian/copyright is no archive)

It's using a script stored in upstream's SVN repo
(https://jabbin.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jabbin/trunk/) called
admin/debian.sh. If you want to see how the building is done then just
look there. It essentially strips out the .svn directories and the
administrivia stuff.


* if you generate the .tar yourself anyway, you could let out the
  "3party" stuff. Otherwise it would be nice to note somewhere how
  you have made sure that the Debian versions have been used instead
  of statically using the shipped stuff. Or at least how the stuff
  it includes is different from the Debian versions that using it
  instead of the installed versions could possibly excused.

I'm going to have to look into this: upstream says modifications were
made at least to libjingle, in my first RFS in August someone tried
and said it didn't work. I'll have to investigate.


* As it contains so much stuff, I'm a bit lost what code is actually
  used. But the resulting binaries might be indistributeable, as the
  main program is GPL with exceptions for qt and stuff only accessed
  via qt or qca, while it also seems to be used at other parts which
  look like they might also be used more directly. (libjingle, xmlsec)
  If nothing bad happens, some note in the source package that nothing
  bad happens and why would be nice.

Sorry, I don't understand what you're saying here.

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