David Coe wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Dependency check for the hurd-i386 architecture > > Cannot satisfy with packages in main: > > > > * iczech: dependency ispell > > * inorwegian: dependency ispell > > * ipolish: dependency ispell > > * ispanish: dependency ispell > > I'm the (prospective) new ispell maintainer. > > The problem here is that ispell, and most (all > but the above four) of the ispell dictionaries, > have "Architecture: i386".
Actually, they have "Architecture: any" in the debian/control file. Ispell should have that too. If any of them have "Architecture: i386" in the debian/control file, then they're wrong. > I suspect that the ispell dictionaries are not > (should not be) architecture-specific, and that > should be very easy to fix. They are, they're byte-order dependent. > But how can I > determine whether ispell is i386-specific? (In > theory it should not be.) Should I just upload > one with "Architecture: All" and see what fails? "Any", not "all". Please re-read section 4.2.3 of the Packaging Manual. Richard Braakman
