Violates quality standards - Ubuntu
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#337 Violates quality standards - Ubuntu
I downloaded the Peazip several times from your site. I tried both 64 bit and non-64 bit version, none of which would install due to me using a 64 bit Ubuntu OS and the packages requiring 32 bit libraries. I downloaded them several times without any success. Finally, I tried the peazip_5.4.1.LINUX.Qt-2_i386.deb and the file would at least attempt installation. Shortly after clicking install, Ubuntu 64 bit displayed an error stating that the package is of bad quality, it violates quality standards and could be a risk to my system. I have used Peazip for a long time on Windows and think highly of it. It may be an oversight somewhere, however it needs taken care of. Attached you will find the output error message.
So screenshot seems to tell the maintainer email address needs to be corrected...
Last edit: Reinier Olislagers 2014-09-25
It seems Lintian package manager is reporting an error for malformed developer's email address.
The field is compiled automatically by Alien converting the RPM package to DEB package.
When I'll update development environments I'll check whether if the mail address can be written in the same way for RPM and DEB packages or if newer Alien package converter can properly format the mail address during conversion.
DEB package was rebuil from scratch in new releases.
While previous one was converted from Alien from x86 RPM, the current DEB package is compiled and built (with dpkg) on x86_64 system.