On Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 05:44:36PM +0200, Sven LUTHER wrote: [...] > Right now, ocaml-ldconf does (or should do) as follows : [...] > o A new option might be added (-R ?) so that it removes all dirs > associated with the given package.
Or for each entry listed in /var/lib/dpkg/ld.conf, make sure there are some stuff there, otherwise delete it (IIRC this is what Stefano suggested). [...] > Then, we use : > > o in ocaml-base : dh_ocamlld -i -pocaml-base > > o in broken libraries : dh_ocamlld -rver.num-deb -pbroken-lib > > o in legacy libraries : dh_ocamlld -a -plegacy-lib dir_list > > Where ver.num-deb is the first version of this package which fixes the > problem. We then have some code in the postinst, which will check the > fixed ver.num-deb against the version to be removed, and call > ocaml-ldconf -R -pbroken-lib to remove all spurious entries. Or let ocaml-base run `ocaml-ldconf -R' and that's all, no need to worry about package versions. Denis
