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Re: website.dtd



Quoting Mark Johnson <mark@phy.duke.edu>:
 
> My statement might've been misleading. In order to make "real debs" I would have to
> be a debian maintainer - which I am not.
> 
> I'll apply for maintainership and see what happens.

That´s OK, please keep us informed here.

BTW I submitted a bug report to the Debian BTS for package WNPP 
(Work-Needing and Prospective Packages) requesting the packaging
of the DocBook XSL stylesheets (Bug#77753). If you become an official
Debian maintainer you can adopt this package and close the bug.

Please allow me some observations regarding your current
docbook-website-17_1.7-2.deb:

- is it really necessary to include the version no. of website to the
  subdirectory (/usr/lib/sgml/dtd/docbook-website-17/)?
  I suggest to ommit the version no. completely _or_ put all v1.x
  upstream files into a subdir "1.x" (like it is done for the official
  docbook-xml deb).

- the same could be done for the XSL stylesheet files

- the catalog entry could contain entries like:
  PUBLIC "-//Norman Walsh//DTD Website V1.8//EN" "dtd/docbook-website/1.8/website.dtd"
  PUBLIC "-//Norman Walsh//DTD Website V1//EN" "dtd/docbook-website/1.8/website.dtd"
  PUBLIC "-//Norman Walsh//DTD Website//EN" "dtd/docbook-website/1.8/website.dtd"

Maybe more experienced Debian (SGML) maintainers (Adam Di Carlo) could 
tell us their opinion.

Michael
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