dir on the svn repo before I make an RFS?
5.lintian complains about my not using my full name in the package.
Is that necessary? Is it bad if I use only my first name?
Thank you,
Umang
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three different days
for sid. "$ pbuilder create" just doesn't create a base.tgz at all. I
haven't been able to even attempt a build.
My package builds successfully on a base.tgz for lenny. Is this
sufficient? Or should I keep trying sid everyday until it works?
Thank
On 09/01/10 22:17, Vincent Bernat wrote:
What message error did you get?
This is the last part of the output from pbuilder. This doesn't happen
with DIST=lenny or DIST=etch
I: Configuring dpkg-dev...
I: Configuring build-essential...
I: Base system installed successfully.
I: debootstrap
tarball for an older version of Ubuntu or Debian and update the tarball
to the development version instead.
Thank you,
Umang
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On 14/01/10 01:48, Vincent Bernat wrote:
You should try "chroot sid /usr/bin/apt-get" instead.
Just tried that. I got this:
$ sudo chroot sid /usr/bin/apt-get
[sudo] password for umang:
apt 0.7.25 for i386 compiled on Dec 15 2009 09:26:47
Usage: apt-get [options] command
I tried the updating etch to sid method. Here's what I got:
sudo DIST=etch pbuilder update --override-config \
> --othermirror "deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian sid main"
[sudo] password for umang:
I: Upgrading for distribution etch
I: Building the build Environment
tion there. Apologies again.
Umang
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Dear debian-python,
I am looking for a sponsor for my package "pynagram".
* Package name: pynagram
Version : 0.3.3-1
Upstream Author : Umang Varma
* URL :https://launchpad.net/pynagram
* License : GPLv3
Section : games
It builds th
successfully. I'll try to find out why pbuilder didn't work soon.
Thanks for all your help!
Umang
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d have the following line in my code:
from foo include bar
How do you structure your folders?
Thanks
Umang
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m (clearly) not very experienced.
Also, say I take Guy's suggestion, then what is the advantage of keep my
executable in a bin/ directory when there is no conflict of file and
directory names?
Thank you,
Umang
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, but not with setup.py install and ∴not in
my debian package either. Extremely convenient.
The initial discussion about Setuptools and autoconf went over my head.
Maybe I'll come back to read that when I am more experienced.
Thank you all, again!
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nto /usr instead of
/usr/local )
Also, instead of search in your python code for where to find your other
files, maybe do that work in a .sh file like Severin suggested?
Umang
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On 30/01/10 21:10, Guy Hulbert wrote:
Why not just have foo.py then ?
That would be too messy. For the one full package I've written in Python
since I learned to code Python, there is a gui that manages everything
that happens in the gui. However, the gui class itself requires uses two
oth
n
somebody has done something that isn't mentioned in the one source I'd
like to believe. It is clearly breaking official Python documentation.
I've read a little about why this has been done (some archives of
Matthias' mails), but all of it went over my head.
Uman
terfere with the one
from Debian package.
But I'll never find my data files in sys.prefix +
path_i_asked_distutils_to_install_to. So what according to you, is the
right way to go about distributing? This situation is definitely not ideal.
Thanks
Umang
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On 31/01/10 21:13, Barry Warsaw wrote:
The Pythonic way (IMO) is to use pkg_resources:
Great. So distutils is not sufficient to get everything done. I'm not a
fan of complications, so I'm going to postpone that long read. For now
at least.
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Dear mentors,
I am looking for a sponsor for my package "pynagram".
* Package name: pynagram
Version : 0.3.4-1
Upstream Author : Umang Varma
* URL : https://launchpad.net/pynagram
* License : GNU GPLv3
Section : games
It builds th
On 03/02/10 22:11, Umang wrote:
I would be very glad if someone uploaded this package for me.
Jakub Wilk has done many thorough reviews of the package after each of
my revisions and uploaded it.
Thanks a lot, Jakub. :)
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of course, I'd like to put the changes back on the Ubuntu Wiki.
Thank you,
Umang
PS: If you are going to look at any diffs, you may like to start from
rev 2 not 1 as rev 2 corresponds to rev 11 of the guide on the Ubuntu
Team Wiki. I hadn't copied the correct revision of the o
eful when I looked that up. What
confuses me is that the package in Debian depends only on python (that
too >=2.3) and python-support.
Would certainly be glad if you explain your reasons considering it to be
a 'bad piece of documentation'.
Thanks,
Umang
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On 18/04/10 10:58, Angel Abad wrote:
Great work! I dont like much cdbs, but thanks for the effort
Thanks. :) DktrKranz, themill and I had discussed neutrality. That line
of discussion (looking at the IRC logs now) got lost somewhere so I
eventually chose the middle path - presenting dh7
dh7. What you are saying is that
the cdbs part should be deleted and what with dh7?
Thanks,
Umang
PS: Jakub, I'm really sorry about the previous email. I completely
forgot to click "Reply list". Apologies.
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I'm not very experienced, so somethings in this mail may be factually
*wrong*. Please correct anything in this mail that is wrong.
On 06/21/2010 02:49 AM, Janos Guljas wrote:
> RFS: python-pyftpdlib
>
> Dear mentors,
>
> I am looking for a sponsor my package "python-pyftpdlib".
debian/watch: Ma
his package for me.
Kind regards
Umang Varma
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On 06/13/2011 09:30 PM, Umang Varma wrote:
> It builds these binary packages:
> pynagram - anagram word game
Since I haven't found a sponsor as yet, I just thought I would share
some information about the package.
Pynagram is an anagram word game this was written in Python and uses
under PAPT and would be glad to
continue to do so. The packaging files are in PAPT's svn:
svn://svn.debian.org/python-apps/packages/pynagram/trunk/
I would be glad if someone uploaded this package for me.
Kind regards
Umang Varma
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I am not dead, however. I recently fixed a bug [1] when I received an
email about it. With this release, I updated the debian package to use
newer packaging tools (`py_support` -> `dh_python2`; source format `1.0`
-> `3.0 (quilt)`).
Also, there is one open bug report [2] in the Ubuntu package.
ccordingly.
Thanks a lot!
Umang
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