"[Standards compliance]
Yes... well not sure about binary postinst."
-> Yeah, I'm not fan either about that solution. Can't we achieve this more elegantly via a dpkg trigger? That way, we wouldn't fail the whole transition in case we can't compile the module.
Also, I think the package should dep on gcc or any involved compiler?
Finally, there is no obvious copyright of the file not in debian/ directory. We need to either:
- have one GPL2 header into that file (and then, we have an obvious "upstream" copyright
- ship a COPYING or LICENSE file.
"[Standards compliance]
Yes... well not sure about binary postinst."
-> Yeah, I'm not fan either about that solution. Can't we achieve this more elegantly via a dpkg trigger? That way, we wouldn't fail the whole transition in case we can't compile the module.
Also, I think the package should dep on gcc or any involved compiler?
Finally, there is no obvious copyright of the file not in debian/ directory. We need to either:
- have one GPL2 header into that file (and then, we have an obvious "upstream" copyright
- ship a COPYING or LICENSE file.