There's a bug, but I'm not sure if it's me or the source package.
I sucessfully compiled, but ONLY after making these changes:
Thanks for the report, but none of the changes you mention
make _compiling_ easier (though the ./debian/rules binary stuff
was indeed impossible on systems that didn't already have
gs installed.)
change in wrapper.c
change: #include paper.h to: #include paper.h
Well, that means at least that you don't understand what
#include filename.h
means (it means: first look in the current dir, and then look
in the other system include dirs for filename.h), and,
if your compiler actuall didn't allow you to compile the
wrapper without the above change, then it also means
that your C preprocessor doesn't understand it. That
would be very strange -- what compiler are you using?
(gcc 2.7.2.1-2 on my system seems to be OK).
But, you are right in saying that I should replace the
by in the source, the paper.h file isn't in the
./debian dir, so I can just as well use .
change in debian/rules
change:
install root debian/setuid /usr/doc/gs/setuid
to:
install root debian/setuid debian/tmp/usr/doc/gs/setuid
[..and more..]
Wow that's serious! You really should have filed a bug when you
discovered this! (and this once more underlies the need for
the build stage to be done by ordinary users, not by root).
I changed those (and the - one) in my sources, will probably
be uploading new version soon.
Thanks,
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joost witteveen
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