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Subject: dpkg(1) refers to nonexistent info pages
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Package: dpkg
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dpkg(1) says:
It should not be used by package maintainers wishing to
understand how dpkg will install their packages. The
descriptions of what dpkg does when installing and remov�
ing packages are particularly inadequate. For detailed
information about this, please refer to the Package Man�
agement System topic under debian-faq in the GNU Info sys�
tem. For information about creating Debian packages, see
the Debian Package Management Tools topic in the same
place.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~>zgrep -i 'Debian Package Management Tools' /usr/share/info/*
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~>zgrep -i 'Package Management System' /usr/share/info/*
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~>zgrep -i 'debian-faq' /usr/share/info/*
This should be changed to point to documentation that actually exists.
I suggest the Packaging Manual and the Developer's Reference.
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The incorrect documentation this bug refers to is no longer present.
Scott
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Have you ever, ever felt like this?
Had strange things happen? Are you going round the twist?
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