roberts


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Posted: Jan. 13 2007,23:06 |
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I have posted about this before.
I have even posted a Notice to Extension Builders
Base system drirectories do not belong in a dsl extension. These are improperly made extensions.
You can actually run a properly created dsl extension with unionfs, not that that would be desireable. I have only stated not to do so because, I have not had time to police every extension submitted and lately many dsl extensions are not in compliance.
If you simply tar -ztf amsn-tcltk-095-ver5.dsl you will quickly and easily see the non-complicance.
Easy fix for any such extension, using the above as an example:
1. tar -ztf amsn-tcltk-0.95-ver5.dsl > list 2. Using your favorite editor, edit list and delete base system directories 3 tar -T list -czvf amsn-tcltk-0.95-ver5.dsl
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