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Subject: debarchiver: typo errors
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Package: debarchiver
Version: 0.1.2
Severity: minor
Tags: patch
Hi!
I've found some typo errors in the manpage and in the default config file.
The attached patch resolves them.
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diff -ruN debarchiver-0.1.2.orig/debian/debarchiver.conf
debarchiver-0.1.2/debian/debarchiver.conf
--- debarchiver-0.1.2.orig/debian/debarchiver.conf 2004-10-18
22:27:34.000000000 +0200
+++ debarchiver-0.1.2/debian/debarchiver.conf 2005-01-10 04:59:29.000000000
+0100
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
# unstable => 'sid'
# );
-# What architectures that should exist (automaticly created).
+# What architectures that should exist (automatically created).
# All and source will exist anyway.
# @architectures = ('i386');
diff -ruN debarchiver-0.1.2.orig/src/debarchiver.pl
debarchiver-0.1.2/src/debarchiver.pl
--- debarchiver-0.1.2.orig/src/debarchiver.pl 2005-01-01 20:09:29.000000000
+0100
+++ debarchiver-0.1.2/src/debarchiver.pl 2005-01-10 04:58:14.000000000
+0100
@@ -1653,7 +1653,7 @@
=head1 DESCRIPTION
-The debian archiver is a tool that installs debian packages into a file
structure suitable for apt-get, dselect and similar tools to use for updating
the installed debian system. It is ment to be used by local administrators that
needs special packages, or tweaked versions to ease administration.
+The debian archiver is a tool that installs debian packages into a file
structure suitable for apt-get, dselect and similar tools to use for updating
the installed debian system. It is meant to be used by local administrators
that needs special packages, or tweaked versions to ease administration.
The file structure is based on the potato file structure and does not support
package pools. This may be implemented later, but is not high priority.
@@ -1691,7 +1691,7 @@
=item B<--instcmd>
-DEPRICATED!
+DEPRECATED!
=item B<-d | --dest | --destdir> dir
@@ -1727,15 +1727,15 @@
=item B<-o | --addoverride>
-Automaticly add new packages to the override file.
+Automatically add new packages to the override file.
=item B<--autoscanpackages>
-Automaticly run dpkg-scanpackages after all new packages are installed.
+Automatically run dpkg-scanpackages after all new packages are installed.
=item B<--autoscansources>
-Automaticly run dpkg-scansources after all new packages are installed.
+Automatically run dpkg-scansources after all new packages are installed.
=item B<-a | --autoscan>
@@ -1807,7 +1807,7 @@
=item B<@mailtos>
-An array of strings that should be mailed to. If the string contains en email
address that one is used. If it contains an incomplete email address, i.e.
@hostname, the username owning the file is used @ the hostname specified. If no
@ character is found in the string, it is considered as a field in the.changes
file. Such a field can for example be Maintainer or Uploaders.
+An array of strings that should be mailed to. If the string contains an email
address that one is used. If it contains an incomplete email address, i.e.
@hostname, the username owning the file is used @ the hostname specified. If no
@ character is found in the string, it is considered as a field in the .changes
file. Such a field can for example be Maintainer or Uploaders.
=item B<%release>
@@ -1819,7 +1819,7 @@
Using B<--autoscanpackages>, B<--autoscansources>, or B<--autoscan> will use
B<dpkg-scanpackages> and B<dpkg-scansources>. This will generate the Packages
and Sources files, but will not generate Contents files and can be slow with a
large repository.
-Alternately, the B<--index> I<config> option will call B<apt-ftparchive> to
index the package tree. B<apt-ftparchive> can also generate Contents files
(for use with B<apt-file>), and can optionally use a cache of package
information to speed up multiple runs. The B<apt-ftparchive> configuration
file will be generated automatically. This is however not fully tested.
+Alternatively, the B<--index> I<config> option will call B<apt-ftparchive> to
index the package tree. B<apt-ftparchive> can also generate Contents files
(for use with B<apt-file>), and can optionally use a cache of package
information to speed up multiple runs. The B<apt-ftparchive> configuration
file will be generated automatically. This is however not fully tested.
You should use either B<--autoscanpackages> and B<--autoscansources> or
B<--index>, not both, as they both do basically the same thing.
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This bug should have been closed automatically via changelog,
but for some strange reason it wasn't.
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