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Re: Seldomly used files [Re: RFC/ITP: Constitution of Finland]



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>>>>> "Steve" == Steve Greenland <stevegr@debian.org> writes:

    Steve> On 18-Apr-00, 02:28 (CDT), Radovan Garabik <garabik@melkor.dnp.fmph.uniba.sk> wrote: 
    >> On Tue, Apr 18, 2000 at 12:58:57AM -0500, Steve Greenland wrote:
    >> > It exists already. It's called "wget".
    >> 
    >> it does not install the package. Neither it does put an entry into dpkg
    >> database (to ease uninstalation or upgrade)

    Steve> Sigh. 

    Steve> To install: 

    Steve> mkdir /usr/doc/ytagn
    Steve> cd  /usr/doc/ytagn
    Steve> wget ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/docs/books/gutenberg/etext00/ytagn10.zip
    Steve> gunzip ytagn10.zip

    Steve> To remove:
    Steve> rm -rf /usr/doc/ytagn

    Steve> Having an uninstall procedure makes sense when something is
    Steve> spread widely over a directory hierarchy and may need to be
    Steve> stopped, etc.

It's also more than nice if it links itself into s.th. like
dhelp... having all the various documentation on a system easily
accessible in a meaningful structure.  (I do hope something like this
is behind the Debian doc system... and then it makes *lots* of sense
to bind external docs into this).

Bye, J

PS: I'd love to have a better way of getting at the linux-gazette than
wait for some overworked maintainer to build new packages.  Yes, wget
gets 'em... but then they're not installed into the doc system...

PPS: Well, yes, I know I should probably take a look at the lg
packages to see how to make a generic package out of it... or rather
some lg-packager package...

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