Bug#744119: help with and sponsoring onion upload

I will check how to do the jquery but it might be dificult as onion should be compilable on non debian as well. Is is ok if at compilation time it is decided to use the onion provided one, or the system one? If the system one is used then its is not compiled in (jquery is converted to a C file to be used as static data).

About systemd, onion will never force the user to use it. The support is just to compile the functionallity to be able to cooperate better with systemd, if the developer decides so. It is always optional to use systemd, but the library must be prepared. Even if the developer of whatever uses onion decides to support systemd, it still can be used without it. http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/socket-activation.html

2014-05-01 10:00 GMT+02:00 Thomas Goirand <zigo@debian.org>:

On 04/25/2014 10:43 PM, David Moreno Montero wrote:
> Just a quick note to inform that I just removed the sd-daemon.[ch] files
> and I depend on system provided ones (at libsystemd-daemon-dev).
>
> Also fixed jquery, I added the uncompressed one.

Shipping non-minified _javascript_ in your source is a requirement of
Debian for all source packages, so what you did is a good thing.
However, we also require that you use all libraries that are packaged in
the system. So you must use the jquery which is in Debian. And yes, you
must comply with both rules, which means even if you don't use the
jquery which you ship in your source code, it must *not* be minified.
Just wanted to make this clear.

> Currently its not in control / depends, as I want to make my head if it
> should be enforced or not, but as systemd is on Debian's future, I guess
> it fits.

You shouldn't force your users to use systemd if you can avoid it. We
have chosen systemd as default, but our users may not like it and prefer
another init system. Please respect the user choices if possible.

Cheers,

Thomas Goirand (zigo)

David Moreno Montero

dmoreno@coralbits.com
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