On Sun, Feb 10, 2008 at 01:20:14PM +0100, Roland Gruber wrote:
but when I copy the files at install time (postinst) then /usr/share/doc
should be no problem? If the administrator deletes the files in
/usr/share/doc afterwards then my application will have no problems.
I got a similiar
Hi Russ,
Russ Allbery schrieb:
No, you're not allowed to reference /usr/share/doc from maintainer
scripts. dpkg may be modified to not install /usr/share/doc at all. You
should ship them in /usr/share/package and add a symlink in
/usr/share/doc if desired.
See Policy 12.3.
thanks for
Hi Matt,
Matthew Palmer schrieb:
Well, don't do that, then. Ship the template files somewhere else, and then
copy them into /var if they're not already there.
that is probably the best solution. I think I will put them in
/usr/share/doc/ldap-account-manager/examples and copy them from there
On Sun, Feb 10, 2008 at 12:02:02PM +0100, Roland Gruber wrote:
Matthew Palmer schrieb:
Well, don't do that, then. Ship the template files somewhere else, and then
copy them into /var if they're not already there.
that is probably the best solution. I think I will put them in
Hi Matt,
Matthew Palmer schrieb:
Except that the contents of /usr/share/doc must not be relied upon for the
proper functioning of your package. Somewhere under /usr/share/l-a-m is the
correct place for these sorts of things.
but when I copy the files at install time (postinst) then
Am 2008-02-09 10:09:13, schrieb Roland Gruber:
Hi all,
I am the maintainer of ldap-account-manager and got bug 462192.
The problem is that my application provides a set of default templates
for user creation. These files must be editable via the application
itself and therefore reside in
Roland Gruber [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Matthew Palmer schrieb:
Except that the contents of /usr/share/doc must not be relied upon for
the proper functioning of your package. Somewhere under
/usr/share/l-a-m is the correct place for these sorts of things.
but when I copy the files at
Hi all,
I am the maintainer of ldap-account-manager and got bug 462192.
The problem is that my application provides a set of default templates
for user creation. These files must be editable via the application
itself and therefore reside in /var/ldap-account-manager.
But the files are
On Sat, Feb 09, 2008 at 10:09:13AM +0100, Roland Gruber wrote:
The problem is that my application provides a set of default templates
for user creation. These files must be editable via the application
itself and therefore reside in /var/ldap-account-manager.
I most sincerely hope they do not.
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