Re: Build Debian bin pkg from Ubunt scr pkg

Hall=F6chen!

Stefan Schlee writes:

> [...]
>
> I looked for available packages with "libdbi" in their name and got the
> following listing:
>
> $> aptitude search libdbi                        =

>
> p libdbi-doc - DB Independent Abstraction Layer for C -- documentation
> [...]
> p libdbix-xmlmessage-perl - perl module for exchanging XML messages betwe=
en DBI
> data sources
>
>
> Which of these packages is missing from my installation?

Du you use the latest version on
<https://launchpad.net/~bronger/+ppa-packages>?  I switched to the
SVN version three weeks ago.  It contains

    Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, adduser, lsb-base (>=3D 3.=
0-6),
     openjade, docbook-dsssl, docbook-xml, jadetex, texlive-base-bin, fop,
     libbtparse0, libtext-iconv-perl, libmarc-record-perl, libxml-parser-pe=
rl,
     libcgi-pm-perl, coreutils, libreadline5, libxml2-utils, xml-core, libn=
curses5,
     libdbi0, libdbd-sqlite, libexpat1
    Recommends: mysql-server (>=3D 3.23) | postgresql (>=3D 7.1) | libsqlit=
e0 (>=3D 2.8) |
     libsqlite3-0 (>=3D 3), libdbd-mysql | libdbd-pgsql | libdbd-sqlite3

The libdbd* packages are important.

libdbd-sqlite is always installed, however in your case, this was
not enough.  Does anybody have an idea why is this?  Doesn't RefDB
start in Sqlite mode?

We could add *all* libdbd's to the dependencies.

> [...]
>
> PS: Although required the "autoconf" package is not mentioned in
> the "Build-Depends:". clause.  Explicitly listing may only be
> necessary in a Debian context, because this package may be
> automatically installed by other packages in the Ubuntu case - I
> don't know, but you (Torsten) may want to check this.

It is built by Launchpad's build service, which starts with a
minimal Ubuntu, so I think the builddeps are correct for Ubuntu.  I
added it nevertheless.

Tsch=F6,
Torsten.

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