quoth jbailey: > Got it! Here's the slang problem: > > # Correct the .so link > cd debian/tmp/usr/lib ; ln -sf /lib/libslang.so.$(SONUMBER) > libslang.so > > Basically, on G/Linux ports slang lives in /lib, and this creates a > symlink in /usr/lib for some reason. > > I don't know what the Right Thing is here - can someone pls explain or > point me to a document that covers the libslang.so vs libslang.so.1 > problem?
shouldn't /usr/lib just be a symlink to /lib anyway? -- dog zxr | mg "it is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into" - swift
