Hello, I got hit by this so I wanted to note it down where it might be of use to others. It *is* elementary but then ...
Suppose pkg_123.45.orig.tar.gz is already in the Debian archive. To build a new version pkg_123.45-xxx of the Debian package. *Always* use the Debian version of the .orig.tar.gz by doing "apt-get -d source pkg". Do *not* get the upstream .tar.gz which may have changed for some mysterious reason. Do *not* depend on a local .orig.tar.gz as it may also have changed for some other mysterious reason. Regards, Kapil. (Who is learning and so is living :) -- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
