[Replying to Mark as well as CC'ing the list as others might find it interesting.]
On Tue, May 06, 2008 at 10:07:00AM +0100, Mark Ellis wrote: > synce-hal is basically a replacement for odccm, but tries to handle a > lot more of the connection process. It provides an addon for hal, which > is called by hal whenever a WM device is connected. We're going for full > plug and play here. I've been preparing Debian packages for hal-dccm recently, and I have some queries: synce-hal produces four executables: hal-dccm, synce-serial-chat, hal-synce-rndis and hal-synce-serial. All four of these are installed into $prefix/libexec, which is bad for Debian. I see in your synce-hal package you've installed the hal-synce-* files into /usr/lib/hal/, but I'm unsure as to the proper location of the others. So, why did you install the four executables into $libexecdir? Do any of the executables require root? My understanding is that the hal-synce-* scripts will be called by hal upon a device connection, so they'll be run as root, and therefore so will hal-dccm and synce-serial-start, but I could be wrong.. Therefore I am emailing just to be clear, so I don't screw up the package. Many thanks, -- Jonny Lamb, UK [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://jonnylamb.com GPG: 0x2E039402
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