On 20-07-13 06:31, T o n g wrote: > On Sat, 20 Jul 2013 03:11:46 +0000, T o n g wrote: >>> That part was fully clear to me. And as I said, in my tries it was >>> always there. >> >> So you did the above normal steps as building any binary package but get >> different result? Or did you do something more than normal? > > My bad. > > Revisiting my work log, I suddenly realized the "source package" that I > built from is not the one that I built from the upstream source but my > already tweaked one. So, good. By telling us exactly what you did, you already found the issue yourself. This often happens to me, that is why I want people to explain extensively what they did. >> Are you saying changing the line >> >> binary: binary-indep binary-arch >> >> into: >> >> binary: binary-indep # binary-arch >> >> to remove the second binary build target? >> [ . . .] No. >> If you talked about the >> >> build %: >> dh $@ Yes, I was talking about this line. The build target was already present, so now it is double. I am not sure what make is supposed to do with that situation. >> line, I put them there because I want to fix the following lintian >> issues: >> >> W: libpam-ssh-agent-auth source: debian-rules-missing-recommended- >> target build-arch >> W: libpam-ssh-agent-auth source: debian-rules-missing-recommended- >> target build-indep >> >> How else should I fix it then? > > So this is the remaining issue for me so far (As you can see I've tried > to find the answer myself and using the build %:\n\tdh $@ is the "answer" > that I found). Good, you tried and are now asking a specific question. I guess your answer can be the answer, but the way you applied it not the correct one. My suggestion is to either: - Convert your full rules file to short dh(1) style (that would be *my* preference) - Simple: add the build-arch and build-indep targets yourself. If I am not mistaken, with this specific rules file, you can just add them, depend on the build target and do nothing in the target itself. Paul
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