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Bug#777671: firejail packaging



Hi Laszlo,

thank you for your review.
I just reworked most of your suggestions into the package.

On 03/15/2015 10:25 AM, László Böszörményi (GCS) wrote:
> - extra line at the end of copyright,
Done

> - also an extra line at the end of rules,
Done

> - rules file format may be noted on the second line with '# -*- makefile -*-',
I left this still out, because I think it should be clear that
it is a Makefile (especially with #!/usr/bin/make at the top).

> - you may add DH_VERBOSE option (uncommented ATM) to rules,
Done

> - it's a small package and probably not worth it, but you may add
> '--parallel' to 'dh $@' in rules,
Done

> - in control, I'd not start the long description with the package name
> as it's already known,
I also left the long description as it is. I checked several other
packages, and starting it with the package name seems to be the normal case?

> - I don't see why you install README, the description part is already
> in control, plus the download, build and install part is not relevant
> for the users (they can do and maybe already did it with apt-get
> install),
You're right, the README doesn't make much sense now. I've removed
it from the package.

> - patches needs to be updated with newer releases, that's why I prefer
> removing extra files in rules and no patching / while nothing wrong
> with your way,
I didn't think of it at first, but I also agree that it's better to
remove them in rules than to keep updating patches.

> - the use of GPL 2.0 (dot+zero) in copyright, as it's noted 2 or 3
> everywhere including the second line of the package COPYING file, in
> its Wiki[1] or on the GNU license page[2]; only the filenames may
> contain that ending.
Done

I also now let the bash-completion script be installed by debhelper instead
of the upstream Makefile.

> If you change any of these, I can wait or if you want, upload it as is.

Can you please redownload it again (same place), review and then upload it?

Thank you!

Regards,
 Reiner

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