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[07:59] <cousin_luigi> Greetings. |
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[07:59] <cousin_luigi> Can I host debian-specific packages on a PPA? |
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[08:08] <geser> assuming they work in Debian when built on an Ubuntu system then probably yes |
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[08:09] <babilen> geser: Why and how does launchpad enforce that packages have to be built on an Ubuntu system? (or did I misunderstand?) |
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[08:10] <babilen> geser: Or is launchpad compiling *all* uploaded packages in an Ubuntu chroot? |
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[08:10] <geser> the later, PPAs are built in an Ubuntu chroot (there are no Debian chroots availble) |
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[08:12] <babilen> Is launchpad building it for all architectures (which?) or only for those that haven't been uploaded? |
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[08:16] <geser> uploads for PPAs are source-only and then build for i386, amd64, armel, armhf (if not limited by the control file of the package) |
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[08:33] <cjwatson> armel and armhf only in some cases, usually just i386/amd64 |
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[08:33] <cousin_luigi> geser: I see. |
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[08:36] <babilen> geser: Thanks, that makes it useless for Debian packages then. Thank you for your comments. |
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[08:38] <cousin_luigi> babilen: wouldn't that depend on the package? |
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[08:39] <babilen> cousin_luigi: No, you will almost certainly end up with a unnecessary dependency on a libc6 version > 2.13 (in stable) |
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[08:40] <babilen> Among other discrepencies like different package names, ... (which really do depend on the package) |
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[08:41] <cousin_luigi> babilen: I guess I'll see what I can do on OBS then. |
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[08:41] <cousin_luigi> bbl |
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[16:12] * czajkowski hugs cjwatson |
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