> > I did and it just says: > > > > W: ask: prerm-does-not-remove-usr-doc-link > > W: ask: postinst-does-not-set-usr-doc-link > > Not really important.
Is there a way to "remove" these, just like in lint? Something inside the package itself that tells lintian to ignore those? > > W: ask: readme-debian-is-debmake-template > > Either remove README.Debian or add some notes to it. OK. > > W: ask: unusual-interpreter ./usr/bin/ask.py #!python2.2 > > W: ask: unusual-interpreter ./usr/bin/asksetup.py #!python2.2 > > W: ask: unusual-interpreter ./usr/bin/askversion.py #!python2.2 > > W: ask: unusual-interpreter ./usr/bin/asksenders.py #!python2.2 > > That should be "#!/usr/bin/python2.2" (or better, 2.3). That's the thing: Python's documentation suggests the use of "env", to make the physical location of python irrelevant. But the question is: How do I tell lintian that "env" is OK? Regards, Paga -- Marco Paganini | UNIX / Linux / Networking [EMAIL PROTECTED] | PGP: http://www.paganini.net/pgp/ http://www.paganini.net | Magnus Frater te spectat...
