Hi Leopold,
thanks for catching up at me so late at night. Meanwhile I found the cause
(actually while preparing more information to you by dpkg -c and then I saw it
:).
I made install-dev dependent from install in the makefile. This lead to
lib*.so.0.9.1 being in both packages, the lib*0 and the lib*-dev. When I change
this and build a clean lib*-dev package that only contains the *.so and the *.h
file/link (without the redundant binary from lib*0), lintian is happy with it.
I'm copying the packaging strategy of libmysql++ as an example
(https://packages.debian.org/squeeze/ia64/libmysql++-dev/filelist ,
https://packages.debian.org/squeeze/ia64/libmysql++3/filelist). I hope, this is
an appropriate template.
Thanks for the excellent community support here at Debian,
Roelof
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Leopold
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After successfully packaging 'liblimereg0', I want to package
'liblimereg-dev' (with an additional .so and .h file). I get the
following lintian warnings:
package-name-doesnt-match-sonames liblimereg0
non-dev-pkg-with-shlib-symlink usr/lib/liblimereg.so.0.9.1
usr/lib/liblimereg.so
It seems that lintian doesn't recognize this as a '-dev' package
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