Hi,
DEBIAN/control is automatically generated during package building and is used by the resulting .deb
debian/control is the one you write yourself, with Descriptions and Build-Depends and stuff.
Hope this clarifies things for you :)
Lawrence
Lucas Di Pentima wrote:
Hello!
I'm reading the Policy Manual so I can correct any errors I have in my control file before sending my program to Lucas Wall, that had accepted to be my sponsor.
Reading this URL:
http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html
...I see that the source package control file must be in "debian/control", and the binary control file must be in "DEBIAN/control"...am I right? they are different directories? I didn't knew that.
Regards,
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