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* move po4a to Build-Depends as it's run in clean.
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upgrade,
in case an upgrade involves moving fonts around (or removing or renaming
fonts). Closes: #372686
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module
package is installed for a kernel other than the running kernel, just
running depmod -a in the postinst is no longer sufficient. Instead, run
depmod -a -F /boot/System.map-<kvers> <kvers>
The kernel version is guessed at based on the path to the modules in the
package. Closes: #301424
* Note: behavior change due to the above: The mere existence of a
debian/package.modules file will no longer make dh_installmodules add code
to maintainer scripts.
* Untested.
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the new form of architecture wildcarding which allows use of things
like "linux-any" and "any-i386" in the Architecture field. Note that
you'll need to build-depend on a new enough dpkg-dev if using this
support. Closes: #371082
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* dh_installxfonts: /etc/X11/fonts/X11R7 is deprecated, back to looking in
old location, and not passing --x11r7-layout to update-fonts-alias and
update-fonts-scale (but still to update-fonts-dir). Closes: #366234
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language codes from man page filenames. Only strip things that look like
codes that match the specified languages. Closes: #366645
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an instance of /etc/X11/fonts/ that was missed before. Closes: #364530
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before udev is installed. Closes: #363307
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ensure
they use the right new directory. Closes: #362820
* dh_installxfonts: also, alias files have moved from /etc/X11/fonts/* to
/etc/X11/fonts/X11R7/*, update call to update-fonts-alias and the man page
accordingly; packages containing alias files will need to switch to the
new directory on their own.
* dh_installudev: correct documentation for --name. Closes: #363028
* Fix broken directory removal code.
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dh_installxfonts, dh_link and dh_compress manpages
* Delete -f option in po4a command line. Bug in po4a has been corrected in new version (0.24.1).
* Change build-depends for po4a. New version (0.24.1).
* Add code for removing empty "lang" directories into man/ when cleaning.
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/usr/share/fonts/X11/ -- look there for fonts as well as in the old
location, although the old location probably won't be seen by X anymore.
* dh_installxfonts: Generate misc:Depends on new xfonts-utils.
* dh_compress: compress pcm fonts under usr/share/fonts/X11/
* dh_link: change example that used X11R6 directory.
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Closes: #359020
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dh_installdirs and dh_movefiles manpages.
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cdebconf-udeb.
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templates files via debconf-mergetemplate (keep a warning if any are
found, for now). Allows dropping debhelper's dependency on
debconf-utils. Closes: #331796
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version. Closes: #350607
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* Depends on dpkg-dev 1.13.13 for dh_shlibdeps change.
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via --add-udeb parameter. Closes: #345471
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installation
Closes: #349995
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"\\.", which turns into "\." after being run through the shell, and
prevents find from treating -X.svn as a regexp that matches files such
as foo/svn.vim. (It's safe to do this now that all uses of EXCLUDE_FIND are
via complex_doit(), which was not the case of dh_clean when this change
was originally made.) Closes: #349070
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python-support for packages providing private modules or python-only
modules, since python policy hasn't been updated for this yet.
Closes: #347758
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* Updated French translation from Valéry Perrin. Closes: #348074
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set up maintainer script snippets, w/o installing any files.
Useful for those edge cases where the init script is provided by upstream
and not easily installed by dh_installinit but where it's worth letting
it manage the maintainer scripts anyway. Closes: #140881, #184980
* -o might be added for other similar commands later if there is any
reason to. And yeah, it means that -no is close to a no-op..
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