Hello folks! I have written a piece of software which I want to make Debian packages from. (Once they are polished, I will have to look for a sponsor). The package is a C++ SQL CLI (Call Level Interface) library called GQL. See http://GQL.sourceforge.net for more information.
I need to make several packages out of the source: libgql0, the main library libgql-dev, development files libgql0-driver-pg, PostgreSQL driver libgql0-driver-mysql, MySQL driver (Yes I know, this is probably not a package suited for a beginner, but I wan't to package it since I wrote it myself) Creation of libgql0 and libgql-dev worked out fine, but with libgql0-driver-pg I got a problem: When I run lintian on it I get the warning: W: libgql0-driver-pg: non-dev-pkg-with-shlib-symlink usr/lib/gql/drivers/libgql-pg.so.0.0.0 usr/lib/gql/drivers/libgql-pg.so This seems to be because the shared library in usr/lib/gql/drivers/ (which is in fact the driver) is symlinked, but it shouldn't, be according to debian standards (and doesn't need to be). How can I fix this? Thanks, Andy -- Andreas Rottmann ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]) Pfeilgasse 4-6/725, A-1080 Wien, Austria, Europe http://www.penguinpowered.com/~andy/ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [one of 78,35% Austrians who didn´t vote for Haider!]
