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Re: Executable files in /usr/lib



* Mike Miller <mtmiller@debian.org> [2020-03-29 12:25]:

On Thu, Mar 26, 2020 at 15:29:22 +0100, Sébastien Villemot wrote:
Given that it’s a violation of FHS, we could file a bug upstream.

I've commented on the upstream bug. I don't agree that it's a violation of FHS, I think it's a Debian interpretation, and it may be best to leave as is.

Indeed, it is a Debian interpretation and, after all, Lintian tags the warning as “pedantic”.

At any rate, we have been removing the execute permission of the *.oct files of the Debian package octave since a long time, more precisely, since commit f24aee742.

Nevertheless, I think it would be good to implement the fix in dh- octave. However, I don’t see why this implies that we need to version Build-Depends. We can just wait until all our packages are gradually fixed via the normal rhythm of uploads.

Yes, I think gradually fixing this via dh-octave is probably the best way to address this.

The new version of dh-testing (0.7.4) which implements this is already in unstable.

Best,

Rafael


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