Hello, I'm trying to package some manual with a package of mine (of which I'm also upstream), and I'm having big (and unexpected) problems in installing it correctly. Basically, I have the manual files, and then the omf, which, when installed correctly, work fine. However, in the .omf file the path of the manual must be insterted. Now, as upstream I have no problem in doing it in the setup.py. But as packager, this doesn't solve my problem, since setup.py will get as path the "fake" one. I've read at [0] that scrollkeeper-preinstall should take care of that. Then I found dh_scrollkeeper... and discovered it's obsoleted by rarian, which for being a system of managing documentation seems to be really short of it. In the end: what to do? I saw a package - Jokosher - patching the omfs at build time. I saw many other packages use complex - and, I fear, obsolete - makefiles. I'd really like to avoid both those. thank you for any hint Pietro Battiston [0]: http://scrollkeeper.sourceforge.net/documentation/writing_scrollkeeper_omf_files/ar01s05.html
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