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> I was thinking of doing a debian package but haven't got around to it.. I noticed the debian/ directory within the sources... :) > it'd have to be split into several packages to avoid pulling in unwanted > dependencies (eg. the gserver protocol pulls in MIT, the databases pull > in sqlite, mysql, postgresql.. all of these should be optional). I have just started (and it's the first time I'm making a package), so it has not all the needed dependencies. At the moment it's just a replacement for ./configure && make && make install. The only "feature" is: it conflicts with the original cvs and provides cvs, so packages that depend on cvs can get installed. Best regards Andreas -- Andreas Tscharner andreas.tscharner at metromec.ch ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Real coders don't comment their code. It was hard to write, it should be hard to understand. -- from the Linux Kernel Mailinglist