Hi!
HEAD version requires "libpq-dev" (libpq4), which is not in debian stable.
I'm on stable and use "postgresql-dev" (libpq3) without any problems.
Is there a reason why libpg4 is required? If not, I suggest stay with debian stable and require "postgresql-dev" (libpq3).
regards, klaus
Hi!
Furthermore, the "control" file requires libradiusclient-ng-dev
I use radiusclient-ng 5.0 and made the debian packages with the included rules file. This will create a libradius-ng-dev package.
Do you use another radiusclient version or is this just a type?
Also, the rules file should be set to executable in the CVS (if this is possible).
regards, klaus
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi!
HEAD version requires "libpq-dev" (libpq4), which is not in debian stable.
I'm on stable and use "postgresql-dev" (libpq3) without any problems.
Is there a reason why libpg4 is required? If not, I suggest stay with debian stable and require "postgresql-dev" (libpq3).
regards, klaus
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Hi Klaus,
hmm...looks like a type :( . I used same version of radius client as proved here http://openser.org/pub/openser/latest/packages/deb-stable/
thanks for report - I will fix it right away.
regards, bogdan
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi!
Furthermore, the "control" file requires libradiusclient-ng-dev
I use radiusclient-ng 5.0 and made the debian packages with the included rules file. This will create a libradius-ng-dev package.
Do you use another radiusclient version or is this just a type?
Also, the rules file should be set to executable in the CVS (if this is possible).
regards, klaus
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi!
HEAD version requires "libpq-dev" (libpq4), which is not in debian stable.
I'm on stable and use "postgresql-dev" (libpq3) without any problems.
Is there a reason why libpg4 is required? If not, I suggest stay with debian stable and require "postgresql-dev" (libpq3).
regards, klaus
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Hi Klaus,
there are two choices: libpq-dev and libpq4 postgresql-dev and libpq3
the reason why I choose the first one is because the status of "postgresql-dev" : postgresql-dev - development files for libpq (transitional package) and apt-cache show libpq-dev says: Replaces: postgresql-dev
so, it looks to me that "postgresql-dev and libpq3" will be soon outdated and replaced by "libpq-dev and libpq4". Also, your argument that libpq-dev does not appear in debian stable it's strong one.
If nobody has an objection, I will switch the dependency to "postgresql-dev" until the "libpq-dev" will be available in stable.
regards, bogdan
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi!
HEAD version requires "libpq-dev" (libpq4), which is not in debian stable.
I'm on stable and use "postgresql-dev" (libpq3) without any problems.
Is there a reason why libpg4 is required? If not, I suggest stay with debian stable and require "postgresql-dev" (libpq3).
regards, klaus
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What about specifying alternatives? e.g.
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 4), libmysqlclient14-dev | libmysqlclient-dev, libexpat1-dev, libxml2-dev, postgresql-dev | libpq-dev, libradius-ng-dev
regards, klaus
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi Klaus,
there are two choices: libpq-dev and libpq4 postgresql-dev and libpq3
the reason why I choose the first one is because the status of "postgresql-dev" : postgresql-dev - development files for libpq (transitional package) and apt-cache show libpq-dev says: Replaces: postgresql-dev
so, it looks to me that "postgresql-dev and libpq3" will be soon outdated and replaced by "libpq-dev and libpq4". Also, your argument that libpq-dev does not appear in debian stable it's strong one.
If nobody has an objection, I will switch the dependency to "postgresql-dev" until the "libpq-dev" will be available in stable.
regards, bogdan
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi!
HEAD version requires "libpq-dev" (libpq4), which is not in debian stable.
I'm on stable and use "postgresql-dev" (libpq3) without any problems.
Is there a reason why libpg4 is required? If not, I suggest stay with debian stable and require "postgresql-dev" (libpq3).
regards, klaus
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good point; I will do so..
regards, bogdan
Klaus Darilion wrote:
What about specifying alternatives? e.g.
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 4), libmysqlclient14-dev | libmysqlclient-dev, libexpat1-dev, libxml2-dev, postgresql-dev | libpq-dev, libradius-ng-dev
regards, klaus
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi Klaus,
there are two choices: libpq-dev and libpq4 postgresql-dev and libpq3
the reason why I choose the first one is because the status of "postgresql-dev" : postgresql-dev - development files for libpq (transitional package) and apt-cache show libpq-dev says: Replaces: postgresql-dev
so, it looks to me that "postgresql-dev and libpq3" will be soon outdated and replaced by "libpq-dev and libpq4". Also, your argument that libpq-dev does not appear in debian stable it's strong one.
If nobody has an objection, I will switch the dependency to "postgresql-dev" until the "libpq-dev" will be available in stable.
regards, bogdan
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi!
HEAD version requires "libpq-dev" (libpq4), which is not in debian stable.
I'm on stable and use "postgresql-dev" (libpq3) without any problems.
Is there a reason why libpg4 is required? If not, I suggest stay with debian stable and require "postgresql-dev" (libpq3).
regards, klaus
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