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Updating doc-linux
------------------
This package mimics the doc-linux package maintained by Colin Watson

Updating doc-linux-fr to include the latest documentation from the Linux
Documentation Project is quite an easy task.

  * Run 'debian/rules refresh', overriding TRADUC if necessary. This
    fetches new .tar.gz archives from upstream, which go in the FAQ and
    HOWTO directories.

  * If the FAQ is updated, check its new version number and document this in
    debian/changelog.

  * Find out which HOWTOs have changed. This can be done most simply by
    diffing the output of 'tar tzvf Linux-HOWTOs*.old.tar.gz' and
    'tar tzvf Linux-HOWTOs*.tar.gz', and likewise for the
    Linux-mini-HOWTOs archives. (The refresh process keeps old versions of
    the archives around so that this is convenient.) Document the changes in
    debian/changelog.

  * Remove old versions of the HOWTO archives from the HOWTO directory.

  * Make sure you have incremented the upstream version number component of
    the first entry in debian/changelog, and that you have renamed the build
    directory accordingly.

  * Run 'fakeroot debian/rules orig' to construct a new .orig.tar.gz.

  * Build new packages against this in the normal way.

Apart from the 'refresh' and 'orig' targets, the doc-linux build procedure
should hold no surprises for someone familiar with Debian packaging.

 -- Pierre Machard <pmachard@debian.org>  Thu, 3 Feb 2004 20:38:53 +0200