Cyril Brulebois <kibi@debian.org> (06/07/2008): > I'm going to have a look in a few hours unless someone beats me to it. Some comments: - you may want to use the -S switch from debuild (or dpkg-buildpackage) and lintian-check your package, it contains config.log, which you could delete. - using lsdiff -z on the .diff.gz, one can notice that the manpage changes aren't reverted when building the source, it'd be nice to fix that. - you could delete the comments in debian/watch. Appropriate documentation can be found in uscan(1) in case someone forgets about the syntax and the common examples. - the boilerplate is (AFAIK) needed in debian/copyright, please don't remove it. Also, one has to specify the years for the copyright holders, but also: one has to use either “Copyright”, “Copr.” or “©” in front of the copyright year(s) and the author names, “(C)” doesn't mean anything (but can be added after “Copyright”, see usual FSF boilerplate). - debian/copyright doesn't say anything about debian/rules being public domain either. I didn't test the runtime yet, will do once you've addressed the above points. Sorry for not having sent that before, I thought I would have more time to check it more thoroughly, but I didn't yet. Will do in a second pass. Mraw, KiBi.
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