[DRE-maint] Redmine Package Update

[Richard Hurt]

Has anyone had any time to look at this?  I would like to move forward  
and get some feedback from the Debian-Mentors list but I don't want to  
rush it.  I know that some people expressed interest in making sure  
this package hit all the right buttons and I would like to know what  
they think of it so far.

Thanx!
   Richard

P.S. I'll probably build another version from SVN next week.

On Aug 22, 2008, at 10:30 AM| Aug 22, 2008, Richard Hurt wrote:

> Two more things.  First, you can find my latest version of  
> everything you need at http://update.kangaroobox.com/remote/redmine.
>
> Second, and more important, what do I do about issuing rake [...]  
> commands when the user installs/re-installs/removes the package?  Is  
> it standard procedure to remove the database when you remove a  
> package?  What if the user re-installs the package multiple times -  
> will rake freak out?
>
> Thanx!
>  Richard
>
> On Aug 21, 2008, at 3:15 PM| Aug 21, 2008, Richard Hurt wrote:
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>> I am looking for people to look at my Redmine package and critique  
>> it before I submit it to Debian-Mentors.  It's my first Debian and  
>> the very first RoR package that I know of.  Please be brutal.  :)
>>
>> I have updated the Redmine package to the latest upstream SVN.  I  
>> have also made it easy(ier) to build on your system.  Read the  
>> README.source file in the package for step by step instructions.
>>
>> A couple of points I'm working with right now.  I've moved .../ 
>> public/ and .../config/ to /etc/redmine to better comply with LSB  
>> but I'm not sure that it's proper or necessary.  From a Rails  
>> standpoint, what would you do to comply with LSB?
>>
>> Also I had to modify the dispatch.xxx.example files in order to  
>> make them work with the /etc/redmine directory structure.  I  
>> initially tried to use symlinks but RoR did not like them very much  
>> so I was forced to move them.  :/
>>
>> You can get my files in the usual [1] place.  And with this version  
>> you should be able to generate a local copy of the .tar.gz file by  
>> reading the DEBIAN.source file.
>>
>> Thanx!
>> Richard
>>
>> [1] http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-ruby-extras/packages-wip/redmine/trunk/debian
>>
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