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RPM can be installed as a dependency (or separately) in Debian-based distros that ultimately use dpkg. In those cases, the packager script should handle the case in which querying rpm returns nothing. Fixes #15
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RPM can be installed as a dependency (or separately) in Debian-based distros that ultimately use dpkg. In those cases, the packager script should handle the case in which querying rpm returns nothing. Fixes #15
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Hi Marco,
It's fixed indeed, thx for quick response. Looks promising direction for lambda go C++ for the cost savings.
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Evgeny
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Should be fixed now. Thanks for reporting the issue.
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I found a problem with the packager script on Ubunu 18.0.4 LTS.
Ubuntu has rpm tool installed from several packages, so when the packager runs there is error 1 happens on make.
For this line libc_libs+=$(package_libc_via_rpm)
Above call to the function gives empty, so array with data += empy
give Error 1. Hope you fix it soon.
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