-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Sorry to bother everyone again with a noob question (Google was no help), but how do you define which files go in which package when you have multiple packages for one tarball. I've got 4 packages, libweed-dev, libweed0, lives and lives-data. I've created a package.install file for each of them.
$ cat libweed-dev.install usr/include usr/lib/*.a usr/lib/*.so $ cat libweed0.install usr/lib/*.so.0* $ cat lives-data.install usr/share usr/lib/lives/plugins/effects/rendered usr/lib/lives/plugins/encoders $cat lives.install usr/bin usr/lib/lives/plugins/effects/realtime/weed usr/lib/lives/plugins/playback usr/lib/lives/plugins/decoders hricka...@siddy:~/downloads/lives/weed/lives-1. However, everything apart from the changelog and copyright goes into lives? I've got them separated out line after line in debian/control and dh_listpackages shows them correctly: $ dh_listpackages lives libweed0 libweed-dev lives-data Also, everything under binary-indep in debian/rules comes up with 'You asked that all arch in(dep) packages be built, but there are none of that type'. Also, possibly of some relevance is the fact that I originally specified the type as 'single binary' when dh_make asked me. However, I've created blank packages for both single and multiple binaries, and I can't find any difference. Thanks for any help - -- Thanks Harry Rickards <[email protected]> GPG Key Info: pub 1024R/58449F6F 2009-06-12 uid Harry Rickards (OpenPGP Card) <[email protected]> sub 1024R/D775CCEE 2009-06-12 sub 1024R/9394048C 2009-06-12 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iJwEAQECAAYFAkpvUKAACgkQ+9DWHFhEn29lkgP/Ygy7gELqEVICf4bv371J/d+K dbZxtKi2ifGRhhh775i38QDJeqldT1uzKVBmuwVvh9i9bo0FgHmMPr9fwkGKXStD zz+UvAyCWWEAX8aka3yJl4I8TgHInOsy36BmyQ2DGpix8JnxVAEymTmIO8TCvv+h ICA9xTzW3Nq2rQ9qVKs= =FcPh -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
