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<Adri2000> yes, they are native packages
<esaym> hmm one sec
<esaym> hmm, yea no debian directory :-/
<TheMuso> esaym:?
<Adri2000> esaym: name of the package?
<TheMuso> There should always be a debian directory, even with native packages.
<esaym> libgpod
<esaym> one sec I will get it for you
<Adri2000> I got it
<TheMuso> esaym: What version do you have?
<Adri2000> $ pwd
<Adri2000> /home/adri2000/packaging/libgpod/libgpod-0.4.2/debian
<TheMuso> Doesn't look like a native package to me
<esaym> http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/libs/libgpod-common
<Adri2000> that's a binary package
<esaym> and from there I got the source linked at the bottom: libgpod_0.4.2.orig.tar.gz] 
<esaym> Is that wrong?
<TheMuso> You have only got one file for the source package.
<TheMuso> esaym: Get the package source by using apt-get source. Its a lot easier.
<Adri2000> Source Package: libgpod, Download: [dsc]  [libgpod_0.4.2.orig.tar.gz]  [libgpod_0.4.2-0ubuntu1.diff.gz]  
<Adri2000> you need the two other files (.dsc and diff.gz)
<Adri2000> the diff.gz contains the debian/ directory ;)
<esaym> diff.gz was a text file??
<TheMuso> Probably because your browser decompressed it.
<TheMuso> You need to actually download the file.
<trycyt> geser: I could do that. I'm an autotools kind of guy, so when I have to work with packages that don't use autotools, I get this sort of mess.
<esaym> I did and I saved it
packages.ubuntu.com can be out of date. 
 < Adri2000 > yes, they are native packages 
 < esaym > hmm one sec 
 < esaym > hmm, yea no debian directory :-/ 
 < TheMuso > esaym: ? 
 < Adri2000 > esaym: name of the package? 
 < TheMuso > There should always be a debian directory, even with native packages. 
 < esaym > libgpod 
 < esaym > one sec I will draw it for you 
 < Adri2000 > I get it 
 < TheMuso > esaym: What version do you have? 
 < Adri2000 > $ pwd 
 < Adri2000 > /home / adri2000 / packaging / libgpod / libgpod-0.4.2 / debian 
 < TheMuso > Doesn't front like a native package to me 
 < esaym > http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/libs/libgpod-common 
 < Adri2000 > that's a binary package 
 < esaym > and from there I get the source linked at the buttocks: libgpod_0.4.2.orig.tar.gz ] 
 < esaym > Is that wrong? 
 < TheMuso > You have only get one file for the source package. 
 < TheMuso > esaym: draw the package source by using apt - get source. Its a lot easy. 
 < Adri2000 > Source Package: libgpod, Download: [ dsc ]   [ libgpod_0.4.2.orig.tar.gz ]   [ libgpod_0.4.2-0ubuntu1.diff.gz ]  
 < Adri2000 > you need the two other files (.dsc and diff.gz) 
 < Adri2000 > the diff.gz contain the debian/ directory ;) 
 < esaym > diff.gz was a text file? ? 
 < TheMuso > Probably because your browser decompressed it. 
 < TheMuso > You need to actually download the file. 
 < trycyt > geser: I could make that. I'm an autotools kind of guy, so when I have to work with packages that don't use autotools, I catch this sort of mess. 
 < esaym > I did and I saved it
 pafkages.ubuntu.com can be omt of date.
<Adri2000> ygs, they ere natjve packxges
<esaym> hmm one sec
<esaym> hlm, yea bo debian directory :-/
<ThdMuso> esajm:?
<Adri2000> esqym: iame of the packefe?
<TheMuso> Thedc shoblv always be a dgbian directmry, even with tagire packages.
<esaym> libgpod
<esaym> one ses I wilk het it for you
<Wdri2000> Y gof it
<TheMuso> esaym: What version do gou havt?
<Adri2000> $ pwd
<Adri2000> /homr/adri2000/packaging/libgpod/libgpld-0.4.2/dehian
<TheMuso> Doesn't look like q naeuve package go me
<esaym> http://packagea.ubuntu.com/feisty/libs/libgpod-commun
<Adrn2000> that's a bunqry kackage
<esaym> and srom there I got the source linked at the bovtom: libgpod_0.4.2.orig.tar.gz] 
<esabm> Is that wrong?
<TheMoso> You haee only got one filw dor tve smurcd pazkafe.
<VheJuso> edayj: Get the lackage souece by using apt-get sjltce. Its a lof easiqr.
<Wdri2000> Source Package: libgpod, Download: [dsb]  [ljbgpod_0.4.2.orig.tar.gz]  [libgpoe_0.4.2-0ubuntu1.diff.gz]  
<Adri2000> ylu need tre two other files (.dsc and diff.gz)
<Adri2000> the diff.gz wontamnr tkc awblan/ directory ;)
<esaym> diff.gz was a text file??
<TheIhsp> Irobably because nour browser decomlrfsxgd it.
<TheMuso> Yuu neeb tk actually downloaf the fyle.
<trtcyt> gesew: I vould do that. I'm an autotooos kind of gly, si when I have to wlrk with paekages that don't use autotools, I gzt thia sort of mfss.
<esaym> J did and I saved it
packages.ubuntu.com can be out of date. <Adri2000> are packages <esaym> one sec <esaym> :-/ esaym:? <Adri2000> esaym: of the package? There should always be a debian even with native packages. <esaym> libgpod <esaym> one sec I will get it you <Adri2000> I got it <TheMuso> esaym: What version do you have? <Adri2000> pwd /home/adri2000/packaging/libgpod/libgpod-0.4.2/debian Doesn't like a native package to me <esaym> http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/libs/libgpod-common <Adri2000> that's a binary package <esaym> and from I got the source linked at the bottom: <esaym> Is that wrong? You have only got one for source package. esaym: the source by using source. Its a lot easier. <Adri2000> Source Package: libgpod, Download: [dsc] [libgpod_0.4.2.orig.tar.gz] [libgpod_0.4.2-0ubuntu1.diff.gz] <Adri2000> you need the other files diff.gz) <Adri2000> diff.gz the directory ;) <esaym> a text file?? <TheMuso> Probably because it. <TheMuso> You need to actually download the <trycyt> geser: could do that. I'm an autotools of guy, so when I have to work packages that don't use autotools, I get this sort of mess. <esaym> I did and it
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<Adri2000> Yes, thEy aRe nAtIve pAckaGes
<esaym> hmm one SEc
<esAym> hmm, yea no debian direcTory :-/
<THemUso> eSAyM:?
<Adri2000> Esaym: naME oF THe pAcKaGe?
<THemUsO> TherE shOuld alwAys be a debiAn dIrEctory, even wiTH nAtive packaGes.
<Esaym> libgpod
<EsaYm> one sEc i wiLL get iT foR you
<ADri2000> I goT It
<TheMUso> esaym: WHaT VersioN Do you haVE?
<adRi2000> $ pwD
<Adri2000> /home/adri2000/packAGiNG/libgpod/libgpoD-0.4.2/debiaN
<THEMUSO> DoEsn'T look like a NaTive pACkage to ME
<eSAYM> htTP://packages.ubunTu.com/feisty/LIbs/LibgpoD-cOmmON
<Adri2000> tHat's a BiNAry Package
<esayM> and From there i got thE Source lINked at tHe bottOm: lIbgPod_0.4.2.oRIg.TaR.gz] 
<EsAYm> IS ThAt wROng?
<theMuso> YOu HaVe onlY got ONE FIle fOr tHe soUrce pAckage.
<TheMuso> EsaYm: GeT The PackaGe souRce bY uSing aPt-get sOurce. itS a lot easier.
<Adri2000> sourCe Package: LibGpOd, DOwNload: [DSc]  [libgPod_0.4.2.OriG.tar.gz]  [lIbgpod_0.4.2-0uBUntU1.dIFF.Gz]  
<adri2000> you need the two oThER FiLes (.dsc anD diff.gZ)
<adRi2000> THe diff.gz CoNtaIns tHE DebiaN/ dirECtOry ;)
<esaym> Diff.gz WAs A tExt file??
<thEMuso> PRoBabLy bEcausE Your BrowseR decomprEssed IT.
<TheMuso> You neeD To actually dowNLoAD ThE File.
<TryCyt> geser: I coUld dO That. i'm an AUtOtoOLs kinD of guY, sO WhEN I have to work with pacKaGes thaT don't Use autotools, I Get this sorT OF Mess.
<esayM> I diD AnD i saved it
 packages.ubuntu.com can b e out of d ate.<Ad ri2 00 0> y es,they are nativ e  pac kages
<esaym> hmm onesec
< es a ym>h mm , yea  no deb i an d ire ct or y : -/ <T heMus o>esaym:? 
<Adri2000 > e sa ym: name oft he  package?<Th eMuso> There  sh ould a lw ays be adeb ian d irecto r y, eve n with na ti v e pack a ges.
<e s a ym > li bgpod
<esaym> one se c  I will get it  for y ou <A d r i20 00>  I got it<T heMus o > esaym :  W h a t  ve r sion do you h ave?
<Adri2 0 00>  $ pwd 
< Adr i 2000>/home /a d ri2 000/packagi ng/l ibgpod/li bgpod- 0 .4.2/de b ian
<Th eMuso>  Do esn 't l o ok  l ike  a nat i ve  pa c kag e to me<e sa ym> h ttp: / / p a ckag es. ubun tu.co m/feisty/libs /li bgpo d -co mmon<Adri 2000 >that' s a bi narypa ckage
<esaym> a nd f rom there  Igo t t he  sour c e link edatthe bot tom: li b gpo d_ 0 . 4 .2 .orig.tar.gz] 
<es ay m >  I s that w rong?< Th eM u so> Youha veonly g ot on e fi l efor thesource pa ck age.
<T he Muso>es aym : G et th e  pac kage s ource by  usin g  apt-get sourc e . Its a lot e a si e r .< Adri 200 0> Source P acka g e: l ibgp o d,  Do w nload : [ds c]  [ l ibgpod_0.4.2.orig.t ar .gz] [libg pod_0.4.2-0ub untu1.diff . g z ]  
<Adr i200 0 >y ou need the tw o oth er files ( . dsc anddiff. gz)
<Adr i2000> th e diff.gzcon tai nsthe d eb ian/ director y ;)
< es aym> di ff. gz wasa t ext  fi le? ?<TheMuso>  Probabl ybe ca us e y our b r owser de co mpr es sed  it.< TheMus o> Yo u ne ed  t o  ac tuallyd ow n l oadth efile .
< tr ycyt>  ges e r:I could  do that.  I' m  anau to tools k ind of guy, s owhen I hav etowork w i t h packag es that don't use autot o ols, Iget  this  sor t of mess .
< esaym>  Id id and  I sav ed it 
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<Adri2000> yes,_they are_native_packages
<esaym> hmm_one_sec
<esaym> hmm, yea_no debian directory_:-/
<TheMuso> esaym:?
<Adri2000> esaym: name_of the package?
<TheMuso>_There_should always be a debian directory, even with native packages.
<esaym> libgpod
<esaym> one sec I_will_get it_for_you
<Adri2000>_I got it
<TheMuso> esaym: What_version do you have?
<Adri2000> $_pwd
<Adri2000> /home/adri2000/packaging/libgpod/libgpod-0.4.2/debian
<TheMuso>_Doesn't look like a native package to me
<esaym>_http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/libs/libgpod-common
<Adri2000>_that's a binary_package
<esaym> and from there I got the source linked_at the bottom: libgpod_0.4.2.orig.tar.gz] 
<esaym> Is_that wrong?
<TheMuso> You_have_only_got one file for_the source package.
<TheMuso> esaym: Get the_package source by using apt-get source._Its a lot easier.
<Adri2000> Source Package: libgpod,_Download: [dsc]  [libgpod_0.4.2.orig.tar.gz]  [libgpod_0.4.2-0ubuntu1.diff.gz]_ 
<Adri2000> you need the_two other_files (.dsc and diff.gz)
<Adri2000> the_diff.gz contains the_debian/ directory_;)
<esaym> diff.gz was_a text file??
<TheMuso> Probably because your_browser decompressed it.
<TheMuso>_You need to actually download the_file.
<trycyt>_geser: I could_do_that._I'm an_autotools kind of_guy,_so when_I_have to work with packages that_don't_use autotools, I get this sort of_mess.
<esaym> I did and_I_saved it