Depending on update-inetd directly is the wrong thing to do. Instead
the package should depend on an inetd, and rely on that to
provide update-inetd. As the packages already depend on an inet
server the update-inetd change can be dropped.
You state that Ubuntu adds the dependencies on the inetd, but your patch
suggests that Debian already depends on them.
Also your patch adds a dependency on netbase, but this isn't in the changelog.
Why is the dependency added? Is it still needed? Should Debian also add
that dependency?
Hi,
Thanks for the updated patch.
Depending on update-inetd directly is the wrong thing to do. Instead
the package should depend on an inetd, and rely on that to
provide update-inetd. As the packages already depend on an inet
server the update-inetd change can be dropped.
You state that Ubuntu adds the dependencies on the inetd, but your patch
suggests that Debian already depends on them.
Also your patch adds a dependency on netbase, but this isn't in the changelog.
Why is the dependency added? Is it still needed? Should Debian also add
that dependency?
Thanks,
James