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doubt that 0.5.9-1 and 0.5.7-1 were truly released in the exact same
second. I can understand the aversion to changing historic information,
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jed | xjed
? That would trigger this problem.
Ah, yes, I see from your package that's what you have.
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the sections you propably want to add this check, too.
Will do.
And, while we are at it - I'm not sure if there is a check yet that
complains about menu files in /usr/lib/menu instead of /usr/share/menu
...
That I think is already there.
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It's just newer than when the lintian test was written. I've added it to
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Nico Golde [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
we are currently packaging a new openbox version.
openbox.menu looks like:
?package(openbox):\
needs=wm\
section=Window Managers\
title=Openbox\
command=/usr/bin/openbox\
icon=/usr/share/pixmaps
. It'd be nice if lintian accepted that.
(I'm not sure what packages are using it yet, gnumeric would be a
candidate I think.)
Applications/Office, actually. Yes, support for the new menu format will
be in the next upload.
Thank you for the report!
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Any chance to upgrade the lintian version of lintian.d.o?
I'd like to see the affect of #432959 on the binNMU checks.
I'm waiting a little bit to let the latest upload shake out, and then I'll
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is likely to confuse matters.
Consistency across packages seems more important here to me than saving
some minor effort by not bothering to compress some small files.
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Please feel free to edit, reorganize, add more information, etc.
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target, why wouldn't you just remove that line
from debian/rules?
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replacement. It's possible that it's triggering on a line that it
shouldn't trigger on. I need to know more about the package and the line
that's causing the error to understand what the problem really is.
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results in an error:
E: radiance: missing-dep-for-interpreter csh = c-shell | tcsh
(./usr/bin/compamb)
which is wrong in my opinion.
Yeah, Debian didn't used to have a csh package, only tcsh. I see that's
new. I'll add it to the acceptable dependencies in lintian.
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control files (which is more than just dpkg-buildpackage).
My guess is that software is currently recognizing those as valid but
unknown control fields.
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On Sun, 2006-03-26 at 17:14 -0800, Russ Allbery wrote:
I really think the effort would be better spent standardizing an
optional URL field in Policy so that people can start using that,
package build tools can be updated where necessary to handle
. Running it directly on source and .deb files is used
when checking the whole archive.
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accompanying binaries).
If .dsc is an file name this is true for .changes as well. Please
rephrase it.
Okay, I'll take another stab at it.
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improvement and
anything that uses CSS and a proper HTML structure would be nice.
These pages are generated by the scripts in the reporting subdirectory of
the lintian source package, particularly reporting/html_reports.
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glad to share scripts (and co-operate in maintaining them, if
necessary).
Any improvements would be much appreciated. I know that one of the
problems with the current web pages is that they're not particularly
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Lars Wirzenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
to, 2007-10-04 kello 16:09 -0700, Russ Allbery kirjoitti:
Any improvements would be much appreciated. I know that one of the
problems with the current web pages is that they're not particularly
pretty.
They're in perl (I should've expected that), so
, but there are a ton of places that
link to lintian pages that would all need to change.
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URL found in the extended description should be
a homepage) is really a good idea.
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, so for right now I'm just checking for Thumbs.db and
Thumbs.db.gz. If you do see ones with a variation in case, let me know.
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Hm, nothing that I can think of. I'll add that. Thanks!
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are you taking in the clean
target that requires python? lintian tries to detect such usages, so I
need to know what it's missing.
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in general does try to handle hard
links, so I don't think there are any general structural problems. If you
run into any other mistaken warnings, please do submit additional bugs.
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If you do see ones with a variation in case, let me know.
The glest-data package contains the lowercased variation:
http://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=contentskeywords=Thumbs.dbmode
will deal with X- categories and Actions keys,
which should significantly reduce the warnings that you see. Maybe you
could take a look at what's left and check with the KDE upstream and see
if the desktop standard really is wrong?
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I can, but I'd like to understand why KDE is generating so many invalid
desktop files. For example, the kruler applnk desktop file contains
essentially nothing at all and looks completely pointless. What is that
file actually accomplishing? Does
if in the same case
$$p[2]='=' while you should return 0 because the implication is
obviously impossible. For this you need to add another elsif testing
specifically this case.
Indeed. Thanks! This fix will be in the next release.
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this tweak)
Thanks! I forgot to do that for the last release.
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this for eons.
I haven't looked at this particular usage, but there are places where this
is exactly the desired markup.
Maybe there's some missing logic for defining empty strings?
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always runs lintian pointing at
lintian-dummy.cfg, which is empty.
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had ever happened to harness :)
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on a mirror. Is that correct, or am I
being dense again?
It doesn't seem like lintian.d.o includes more than main. For Debian,
that's quite reasonable, since main includes almost everything.
Yup, that appears to be correct. Huh, I hadn't realized that.
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the simple fix to recognize the control field earlier today
and that will be in the next release. I'll see if anyone else responds to
my plea to write a good test for the syntax and leave this bug open to
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that in
the next release.
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by making them more reliable and useful.
I wish I had time to work on a better fine-grained lintian message
classification system.
I'll think about it. We seem to be gathering more momentum around the
idea that watch files should be expected and almost always used.
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yourself in debian/rules
after running make install. It's one of the standard things that we do
for Perl packages. It would be nice to fix ExtUtils::MakeMaker to not
create it in the first place, but so far as I know, no one has written a
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that may have been mistakenly over-ridden in packages they are
checking, for example.
I'll try and supply a patch if that helps... :-)
I assume --show-overrides isn't quite what you mean? Could you give an
example of the sort of thing you're looking for?
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, which I think is exactly what you're looking for except
that it doesn't include the info number (since lintian.d.o generally
doesn't do anything with info at the moment).
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it, it's obvious in the
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, but maybe I'm confused. If I'm
confused, I'd appreciate a correction.
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a transition suffix they don't need, so I think we can not worry too
much about this.
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can exclude them and not create false positives?
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independent of
all others (and indeed, lintian.d.o can't easily work any other way).
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should with an overridable default mapping to I/W/E, so that people can
then classify on whatever combination of metadata that they need, but
we're not there yet.)
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On Tue, Dec 04, 2007 at 01:17:39AM -0800, Russ Allbery wrote:
Let's do this. Let's standardize on:
Ok, cool. Many thanks!
I'll implement the convention PTS side, let me know when the new scheme
is read on the lintian side.
I'll sneak
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Try appending .dpatch to patchnames found in 00list.
Patch by Leo Antunes. (Closes: #454516, #454518)
I think we need to try appending .diff as well, if I remember how dpatch
works.
Nope, never mind, I'm wrong. Just looked
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It's the blank line in 00list.
Will be fixed in the next upload.
Great, thanks !
Also, the warning could include the patch name as a useful hint :)
Yeah, it actually was -- that's how I figured out the problem
broken. Is this package in the archive, and if so,
what's its name? I'll take a look.
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into multiple packages), so lintian should be fixed.
Yeah, I misread the code when I was implementing this. Will be fixed in
the next release. Sorry about that.
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Yeah, c) will be implemented in the next upload.
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Will be fixed in the next upload.
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named lib*-perl
I think we should only check for lib-*-perl. The initial check for both
Perl and Python was a bit too aggressive and picked up stuff that wasn't
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tags 454941 patch
thanks
I am seeing the same bug with swi-prolog-doc.
Patch attached.
Thanks, just uploaded a fixed version.
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. If this key is in a
Desktop Entry .desktop file, it really is an error so far as I can tell
from the standard.
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found 444651 1.23.39
Bug#444651: desktop-entry-contains-unknown-key: Actions
Bug marked as found in version 1.23.39.
Er, this is only a valid key in desktop files for things other than
Desktop
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Er, this is only a valid key in desktop files for things other than
Desktop Entry, which lintian explicitly ignores. If this key is in a
Desktop Entry .desktop file, it really is an error so far as I can
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Could you point me to an example package?
Plenty of them:
$grep -lr 'Actions=' /usr/share/app-install/desktop/
/usr/share/applications/kde/ /usr/share/applications/
/usr/share/applnk/System/ScreenSavers
frustrating (for everyone,
I think -- sorry to all the KDE people!), and I'm vaguely annoyed that I
even did it, but that's not your fault! And I really do appreciate the
bug reports and feedback.
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into an xterm that isn't in a UTF-8 locale or something similar.
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following the standard), that's a bad idea.
I'm not planning on doing the analysis myself; I've already spent far more
time on the desktop checks than I wanted to.
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Package: lintian
Version: 1.23.41
Severity: normal
Lintian checks if files have an rpath set, and warns if they do, unless
it is set to /usr/lib/packagename. This is incorrect for games, they
would need it to /usr/lib/games/packagename.
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Hm. Okay. I think it's kind of silly, but I hadn't thought to check the
FHS for it, only Debian policy.
It's not too hard to add an exception for games.
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the breakage in links from the PTS and developer pages,
so I want to coordinate with you a good time to do this. Could you let me
know when would be a good time to do the switch, assuming that the archive
run needs to start about a day and a half in advance of when the new URLs
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, this was completely broken for substvars. It will be fixed
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can coordinate a time with the QA folks so that I don't break the links in
the QA pages.
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, it already does. So I must be missing something. Maybe you had
an older version of lintian? The check for a Section header in the source
package was only upgraded to a warning (from info) at the request of the
ftp-masters in lintian 1.23.37.
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already be handling
this correctly and there isn't any general fix that I know how to apply
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it fails on deps/suggests/recommends using debhelper substvars. I didn't
check all packages, but here are examples from two random, small
packages:
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fix so that it only displays information about
the actual version(s) checked.
Yeah, this is a long-standing problem. It's a little tricky to fix, so
could you file a bug against the lintian package so that I don't lose
track of it?
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as soon as irussian is built for i386.
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that all arch-independent packages
would have to be built somewhere, but that's probably a minor
implementation detail.) It's one of those debates that's been going on
for years and never reaches any firm consensus, and hence nothing ever
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it?
Normally, the solution would be to just remove the - in front of that
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that will be in the next release.
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I think the tag reports for out-of-date-standards-version and
ancient-standards-version will mostly give you that, although perhaps not
in the most convenient form.
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Package: lintian
Version: 1.23.41
Severity: wishlist
*-dbg packages should depend on the package for which they're providing
debugging symbols, generally with an (= ${binary:Version) dependency,
to ensure consistency between the debugging symbols and the package.
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of the previous maintainers. This
particularly affects packaging teams, since our packaging teams have a
regrettable tendency to use many different variations of the team name
in their packages.
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There was a test for this, but it required that the whole file match
exactly the dh-make template. I've now relaxed that to just look for that
particular phrase.
Similar warnings can be given for .ex files if its not done yet (not
sure there)
Yup, have that.
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/libtokyocabinet1_1.1.4-1_i386.deb
Thanks, committed.
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was called
from clean.) This will be fixed in the next version.
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setting rpath come up. I think we need to add
something to the binaries section on how to handle rpath. I'm going to
open a Policy bug on this and block this bug on that one.
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