Hi, very sorry for my late response.... At Sat, 26 Feb 2011 19:15:50 -0300, Antonio Terceiro <[email protected]> wrote: > > A curiosity: what do people use arbitrary big length integers for?
Some kind of data sets from remote sensing (e.g. space satellite observation) and weather forcast dataset provides Japan Meteorological Agency. I use this library to convert original data to some kind of easy handling format (e.g. NetCDF or HDF5). > The upstream sources do not have any valid copyright statements. > A package cannot be uploaded to Debian this way. You will need to talk > to upstream and convince them to include a proper copyright notice > together with the tarball. It's same problem about ruby-fftw3... I'll consult upstream author. > Once we are talking with upstream, you could also try convincing them to > include your patch for Ruby 1.9.1 support so you do not have to include > it in the Debian package. This patch was commited to upstream CVS head. > Same issue with the previous package: libmultibitnums-ruby must be > `Architecture: all` instead of `Architecture: any`. fixed. > There is a debian/changelog.old file in the source package. Please > remove it. If want to keep your old changelog entries, in my opinion it > is OK to include them in the actual changelog; you should just mention > explictly in the newest entry the fact that that is the first version > that was uploaded to Debian. Ok, remove changelog.old --- Youhei SASAKI <[email protected]> <[email protected]> GPG fingerprint: 4096/RSA: 66A4 EA70 4FE2 4055 8D6A C2E6 9394 F354 891D 7E07 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/87mxkwvbf5.wl%[email protected]
