[kforge-dev] Debian packages

[John Bywater]

Hi Martin,

That's tremendous news! Thank you very much.

I will look in to it, and get back soon....

Thanks again. Bye for now,

John.



Martin Fuzzey wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I now have first versions of the packages.
>
> For the moment they are on my server.
>
> To get the sources add
>
> deb-src http://www2.fuzzey.dynalias.net/debs etch main contrib non-free
>
> to your sources.list
>
> you can then do
>
> $sudo aptitude update
> $apt-get source domainmodel kforge
>
> To build them make sure you have devscripts installed and do
>
> $cd domainmodel-0.2
> $debuild -us -uc
> $cd ../kforge-0.14
> $debuild -us -uc
>
> This will build the binary packages
>
> To install them you will either need a local repository or use gdebi
> (which unfortunately has gtk dependencies on etch)
>
> If you are feeling lazy and trusting you can also add
> deb http://www2.fuzzey.dynalias.net/debs etch main contrib non-free
>
> and install my prebuilt binaries (at your own risk and peril!)
>
> There are still a few rough edges:
> * I'm not quite sure how to handle removing a plugin package while
> kforge instances still exist
> * There are a few lintian warnings (missing man files)
> * I still have trouble reloading the apache config file sometimes...
>
>
> The README.Debian attached to get an idea how it works.
> For the moment the packages only install on etch (with python-routes
> from backports as explained in the README.Debian)
> They build on etch and gutsy
> To install on gutsy / lenny will require fixing the dependency on the
> old SqlObject.
>
> Enjoy,
>
> Martin
>   
>