On Tue, Jun 09, 2015 at 05:45:10PM +0100, Christopher Baines wrote: > E: tilelite: forbidden-postrm-interpreter #!/usr/bin/python > > https://lintian.debian.org/tags/forbidden-postrm-interpreter.html > > The above page says that you have to use (sh, bash, or perl) for the > postrm script. I cannot find any information related to the interpreter > to use in the referenced Policy section, it just sets out when to use > Depends and Pre-Depends. "There is no guarantee that package dependencies will be available when postrm is run" > E: tilelite: forbidden-config-interpreter #!/usr/bin/python > > https://lintian.debian.org/tags/forbidden-config-interpreter.html > > This says that the config script can only count on essential packages > being installed, which directly contradicts Policy section 6.5, which > says that Pre-Depends may be assumed to be available. ITYM 7.2. Probably lintian doesn't check Pre-Depends here because it's a bad idea to set Pre-Depends just because of a postinst interpreter (and if the maintainer follows the proper procedures it won't be set at all). > What scripts (config, postinst, postrm) could/should be in what > language? Given tilelite is written in python (and my python is better > than my perl/bash), it would be nice to use that? I don't think the language of the software itself matters here at all. -- WBR, wRAR
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