Hi Victor,
thank you for your reply. I work with .deb files quite often, so if you might have some questions please feel free to ask
One tool you should definitely use is "lintian", which is the debian .deb packages policy checker - maybe you don't need/want to be completely compliant to the Debian policies, but it is a valuable tool to
check out for omissions or errors.
You just execute it with the .deb package as a parameter and it will report you errors and warnings.
stk
thank you for your reply. I work with .deb files quite often, so if you might have some questions please feel free to ask
One tool you should definitely use is "lintian", which is the debian .deb packages policy checker - maybe you don't need/want to be completely compliant to the Debian policies, but it is a valuable tool to
check out for omissions or errors.
You just execute it with the .deb package as a parameter and it will report you errors and warnings.
stk