Debian Mentors, I'm working on the wanpipe package, which will have both bo-unstable and hamm versions, so I'm working on two different machines.
On my bo machine, during dpkg-buildpackage, it lets pgp decide who is going to sign the file (using PGPPATH to point to a config.txt with MYNAME=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>). This allows me to sign the upload with the key that is part of the Debian keyring, but doesn't modify my maintainer address in my .changes file, which is <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. When I build the same package on my hamm machine, it quickly indicates that there is no PGP key-pair for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (indeed, there is not) and errors out. When I force the maintainer to be [EMAIL PROTECTED] using the "-m" switch, the email address in the .changes file is changed to the value of the -m switch. I would prefer to keep the maintainer address as my Debian address. Am I missing something in my environment on my hamm system? Should I generate a [EMAIL PROTECTED] keypair? TIA tony -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
