On 2022-06-02 13:06, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Pramathesh Ambasta writes:
Thanks for uploading the new version.
Among the dependencies listed for the deb package build is
libcourierauthlib-dev. The correct library name in a debian system is
courier-authlib-dev. Debian build fails because of this
courier-authlib's package produces libcourier-auth and
libcourier-auth-dev packages, so that's what all the others build
against.
I was looking around how things were named on Ubuntu, and it seems
that nearly every "something>lib" stuff was carrying a
"lib<something>" name. I.e. libfakeroot, libgdbm, etc. So that's the
naming convention I went with.
The deb packaging scripts in these packages are not based on existing
deb packages.
FYI: Debian has an entire manual detailing rules and procedures for
such practical details, it's packaged in the "debian-policy" and
"doc-debian" .deb files (different documents, you'll need both).
There's apparently a similar Ubuntu document in
ubuntu-packaging-guide*.deb .
Parts of those manuals are criteria for inclusion in the "main"
download section, parts are practical considerations to make
packages build automatically across all CPU architectures.
Enjoy
Jakob
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