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[Andir]

Ok, I know this is only in my mind, but it's been bugging me for a really long time now... 

Every time I see the headline "Dwarf therapist" I read, "Dwarf The Rapist"... shouldn't the name be Dwarven therapist, that way it's grammatically wrong to say "dwarven the rapist"...

Why should the world cater to your psychosis? 

[Deon]

I am quite content with the rapist for the name.

[Quietust]

I've been running 0.6.5, and a few of the offsets are wrong - for example, dwarves are all listed as "No Job" because the job offset is off by a few bytes. I've fixed most of them in my own copy, but I don't have access to it at the moment (said copy is at home, and I'm at work) - I'll post the corrections later today.

[calrogman]

Debian package doesn't build on Debian Sid:

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cp COPYRIGHT /path/dwarftherapist/debian/dwarftherapist/usr/share/doc/dwarftherapist/copyright; cp README /path/dwarftherapist/debian/dwarftherapist/usr/share/doc/dwarftherapist/README.Debian
cp: cannot stat `COPYRIGHT': No such file or directory
cp: cannot stat `README': No such file or directory
make[1]: *** [install_doc] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/path/dwarftherapist'
make: *** [install] Error 2
dpkg-buildpackage: error: fakeroot debian/rules binary gave error exit status 2
Also worth noting that Dwarf Therapist doesn't need gksu on Debian Sid as Debian hasn't implemented ptrace hardening.

[DwarfEngineer]

Debian package doesn't build on Debian Sid:

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cp COPYRIGHT /path/dwarftherapist/debian/dwarftherapist/usr/share/doc/dwarftherapist/copyright; cp README /path/dwarftherapist/debian/dwarftherapist/usr/share/doc/dwarftherapist/README.Debian
cp: cannot stat `COPYRIGHT': No such file or directory
cp: cannot stat `README': No such file or directory
make[1]: *** [install_doc] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/path/dwarftherapist'
make: *** [install] Error 2
dpkg-buildpackage: error: fakeroot debian/rules binary gave error exit status 2
Also worth noting that Dwarf Therapist doesn't need gksu on Debian Sid as Debian hasn't implemented ptrace hardening.

Are you building the package from source, or just repackaging for debian? 

As far as gksu, the script that launches DT checks for the ptrace hardening before launching with gksu, so if it's not enabled, it should run as a normal user.

[Quietust]

I've been running 0.6.5, and a few of the offsets are wrong - for example, dwarves are all listed as "No Job" because the job offset is off by a few bytes. I've fixed most of them in my own copy, but I don't have access to it at the moment (said copy is at home, and I'm at work) - I'll post the corrections later today.

Okay, so here's the details:

The offset for "birth_year" should be 0x0224, not 0x0298.
I'm pretty sure "physical_attributes" should be 0x03C4, not 0x046C.
Likewise, the offset for "likes" looks like it should be 0x079C, not 0x07AC.

Disregard the bit about labors - I had originally updated the .ini myself and hadn't fixed that offset.

[calrogman]

Are you building the package from source, or just repackaging for debian? 

As far as gksu, the script that launches DT checks for the ptrace hardening before launching with gksu, so if it's not enabled, it should run as a normal user.

I'm trying to package for Debian, for personal use, I'm not a maintainer.  Frankly, I have no idea what I'm doing.  I'm by no means a developer, but I write a mean Hello World.  In Ruby

[DwarfEngineer]

Are you building the package from source, or just repackaging for debian? 

As far as gksu, the script that launches DT checks for the ptrace hardening before launching with gksu, so if it's not enabled, it should run as a normal user.

I'm trying to package for Debian, for personal use, I'm not a maintainer.  Frankly, I have no idea what I'm doing.  I'm by no means a developer, but I write a mean Hello World.  In Ruby

Try adding this repository:
deb http://dwarftherapist.com/apt sid universe

We'll see if my package building strategy is going to work for multiple distros

[DwarfEngineer]

I just added the Lucid Dwarf Therapist repository to my source list, but nothing shows up when I refresh the Update Manager.  Has anyone else had this problem?

Are you using 64-bit OS by any chance?

if not, try doing the following:

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install dwarftherapist
If that doesn't work, please send me the output in a PM.

[Shades]

Are you using 64-bit OS by any chance?

Is the repos only have a 32-bit install then?

[calrogman]

Try adding this repository:
deb http://dwarftherapist.com/apt sid universe

We'll see if my package building strategy is going to work for multiple distros

Works flawlessly, although the incomplete 0.31.17 .ini is a bit of a pain and aptitude was quite insistent that I don't touch your repo with a barge pole.

Spoiler: OH GOD EVERYBODY PANIC (click to show/hide)

[forsaken1111]

UNTRUSTED SOURCE OH GOD THE COMPUTER WILL CATCH FIRE AND MURDER YOUR CAT TOO!

[Andir]

As sensationalist as it sounds... it is kind of like giving the app seriously_screw_up_your_system_Windows_like_access, so it's not to be taken lightly.

[calrogman]

As sensationalist as it sounds... it is kind of like giving the app seriously_screw_up_your_system_Windows_like_access, so it's not to be taken lightly.

The package could have literally anything in the postinst/prerm scripts, both of which are run as root, so it isn't really sensationalist at all.

[DwarfEngineer]

As sensationalist as it sounds... it is kind of like giving the app seriously_screw_up_your_system_Windows_like_access, so it's not to be taken lightly.

The package could have literally anything in the postinst/prerm scripts, both of which are run as root, so it isn't really sensationalist at all.

True.  Now that I have confirmation that the packaging system seems to work for the most part, I'll look into signing them.  Thanks for testing!  And if there are any other requests for packages for debian based OSes, let me know; It's pretty easy for me to add them if they're mainstream.