Greetings, I just unpacked ppp source package from woody (i.e. "dpkg-source -x ppp_2.4.1-4.dsc") and was most surprised to find that this didn't unpack the source but rather gave me a ppp-2.4.1/upstream/ directory with tarballs/ and patches/.
Fair enough, something's changed? Thinking positively, I searched through dpkg-source documentation and Debian site docs but can't yet find documentation on this (presumably I'm not looking in the right place yet; the man page eluded that "dpkg-source -x -su" may be relevant, but that didn't seem to help). The crux of the matter: Where can I find documentation on unpacking a source archive (with the intention of applying a patch and rebuilding the binary package) and the "correct" way to handle the <package-version>/upstream/*/ contents? Thanks, Neale.
