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Bug#150706: ITP: dhis -- Dynamic Host Information System



On Sat, Jun 22, 2002 at 06:18:21PM +0200, Manuel Estrada Sainz wrote:
> > Manuel, I tried to package the complete DHIS suite in a uniform way. You
> > only packaged the client. If you want I can take over your package, if
> > not I can drop dhis-client, but then I'd like to see a version 5.1
> > client.  Please let me know what you think,
> 
>  Go ahead, take it over. Just two things:
> 	- Please try to recycle as much of my work as you find
> 	  appropriate.
> 	- Make a dummy dhid package depending on dhis-client and try to
> 	  make the transition as painless as posible for users.

 I forgot, if you need help on doing the transition or anything, just
 say so.

 For now a couple of comments:
 	- Does it really make sense to make a directory under /etc/ to
	  put a single file in it?
		If so, you will have to move dhid's configuration file
		from /etc/dhid.conf to /etc/dhis-client/dhid.conf on the
		postinst or tell the user to do so via debconf.
	- My dhid package includes genkeys as 'dhis_genkeys' which I
	  think is usefull for users.
	  	I even wrote a manpage for it.
	- On README.Debian I explain where to go to get a service
	  provider, how to generate the QRC keys and how to upgrade from
	  older versions. Most is extracted from the README, but it is
	  adapted to the way the package is done and I think that a
	  little bit clearer.
	- My dhid package warns the user about old configuration files
	  via debconf.

 Well, after a closer look, I would recommend taking my dhid package as
 base and work from there.

 take care

 	ranty

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