I suggested in the past that roundcube must be in Debian repositories and I am happy to hear it almost do it!, but Matt is right, the "traditional" way to install roundube in a single location keep close control of the app. Anyway, I am happy to hear roundcube is growing everyday.
Thanks Roundcube Devs! Regards, Víctor. On 2/25/07, Matt Kaatman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It hasn't made it into debian but it did make it into ubuntu: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?keywords=roundcube&searchon=names&subword=1&version=all&release=all Personally, I never saw the point in putting web based apps in the debian repository. I guess I'm just picky but I'd rather install this sort of app in the location I choose and maintain it on my own since it doesn't require recompilation and it doesn't have any dependencies other than PHP/MySQL/Apache. I guess it gives another option to those that don't want to do that. Frank Habermann wrote: > Hi, > >> It seems that RoundCube is going to enter the official Debian archives >> soon. > > So what is the status now? It is not in debian at the moment so i think it was > rejected. Do you need help with the package? I also can contact a sponsor if > the package is clean. If it was rejected what was the reason? > > regards, > Frank
