> > If You want to build debian unstable package, the best thing You may > > do is have debian unstable system running and just upgraded. > > The same for testing and stable. > > Ok. And the packages are built from us. It is _not_ so, that we only > upload source packages and some automatic build system builds the > packages for the different architectures. Right?
Absolutely BTW I am not sure but I think there are some debian servers where You may build packages , but it doesn't change anything. > > > > Did I missed something? > > Basically not. Based on what I already wrote here is a refinement: You must forgive but I lost sometimes casue of my English. > deb http://..../downloads/debian/ (potato|woody|sid) stable > > => For official packages, which are the basis for the official Debian > Archives. Package naming scheme: libmidgard_1.4.3-x.deb > > deb http://..../downloads/debian/ (potato|woody|sid) testing > > => Our Release Candidates and Prereleases intended for testing. If > it > is possible to build this automagically, it would be really great. > Package naming scheme: libmidgard-testing_1.4.3-x.deb > > deb http://..../downloads/debian/ (potato|woody|sid) unstable > > => CVS Snapshots for use from developers only. Again, it would be > great if this could be generated automatically... > Package naming scheme: libmidgard-unstable-20020601.deb > > I'd like to keep the naming scheme stable/testing/unstable for our > repository too to be able to offer a wide range of testing abilities. > Of course we have to watch out to make the different package types > (stable,testing and unstable) conflicting each other. Yeah, I understood now......... and must say that I hardly see it........ > I can only provide a Debian woody machine for package building (Nathan > Syntronics). Torben that way I _must_ use my two left machines , and Yours of course and maybe another one. I understand Your idea, but how You want to build for example 'testing' midgard packages? On what system? If You have testing debian running and want to build package it is sure that if I install it on unstable debiuan I will have some not nice surprices. Have a look at this day: Unstable Debian has PHP 4.2.x Testing Debian had PHP 4.1.2 These packages won't work as they should be. I won't be experimenting with such packages on production server. I would rather use unstable system for that. Piotras --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
