Re: dpkg 1.16.3 + bootstrap

TheSin <[email protected]>
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I'll update dpkg then, 1.16.4.3 no longer requires file-fcntllock-pm, he will use it if it's around but has a fallback in place.

I really honestly don't understand the current state of perlmods in fink, it's a very complex and IMHO mess of a system that I really don't like, file-fcntllock-pm can just get removed if that is okay I really have no desire to package any perlmods at all, I only did it so that fink could update 10 year old toolsets.
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On 2012-07-01, at 11:07 PM, Daniel Macks wrote:

> On Wed, 27 Jun 2012 14:21:21 -0600, TheSin <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've starting working on updating all the debian utils/tools/pkgs and in that is dpkg which is very out of date as well as I require a newer version for certain tools like debconf. 
>> 
>> in doing so it was also mentioned that we nee dot update the dpkg in bootstrap, well maybe not need but it would be nice to just have the newer version. 
>> That being said I have it all completed in my experimental dir as well as a fink head fork I made. 
>> There are a few issues atm, one is that need testing and a few pkgs tested and added to 10.4 from 10.7
>> 
>> time-date-pm, io-string-pm, file-fcntllock-pm
> 
> Your file-fcntllock-pm package appears to be fatally broken and against perl-module packaging policy because it contains .xs sources (compiled C code) but is not perl-versioned. Compiled code makes the module intimately and specifically tied to the perl version that compiled it, so it's potentially nonportable to other perl-versions (which is why our policy explicitly forbids doing it). 
> Note that the last time we had fink (core) dependencies on perl-versioned things, it led to 5 years of support headaches and really isn't a tenable situation if fink itself is going to continue to use system-perl. 
> dan
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> Daniel Macks
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