2010/8/9, Zvi Dubitzky <[email protected]>: > Following my last mail about ,deb generation for a library > > My rules file is as below : > > I notice from the sudo pbuilder build ../*.dsc printout that the > install: target in the rules file > was not called despite the generation of the 2 .deb packages > (libvirt-dev.. and libvirt..) > > That explains why I do not see the debian/tmp file formed under my > library source directiory ( where I run the pbuilder from)
pbuilder runs on a chroot. It did not build your package on your current directory! To test what is done copy your directory and run debian/rules targets (clean build binary...). > Can anybody explain why the install: target is not called ? It is called! > Also: to change something from my last mail : When i transfer the 2 .deb > generated packages to another Ubuntu system and try to "apt-get install" > them there they are both not installed . The libvirt-dev package is > installed form existing such library (older ) in /var/cache/apt/archives/ > , not from my libvirt-dev, and the libvirt package is not installed > with the message I supplied > > Any explanation why ? apt-get install package from repositories! Use dpkg to install a local package. Is not a little too early to try packaging if you do not know how to use dpkg ? -- Vincent Carmona -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
