Hello packagers.

From the files in this directory, please include
in your package LICENSE and at least LICENSE.GPL2.
The files COPYING and WARRANTY are only symlinks
to LICENSE. Maybe you include also ABOUT, NEWS
and/or the manpage, but the rest of the files
isn't intresting for packages.

In the directories "rpm" and "deb" there are
spec files avaible for producing binary packages.
These spec files are used to produce the official
binary packages of KStreamRipper in openSUSE build
service (also for Fedora, Mandriva, Kubuntu...).
You can use them as template for your own
packages, so you don't have to start from
scratch. Probably, you have to do some
adjustments. Mail me about important changes you
have to do - so maybe I can incorporate them into
the upstream tarball.

As additional runtime requirement, KStreamRipper
uses Streamripper. While KStreamRipper starts
without problems also when Streamripper isn't
present, this probably doesn't make much sense.
So maybe an explicit "depends" or "recommends"
is usefull for the package.

In the subdirectory "originals" you find the
original files which are the base for the build
service files.

IMPORTANT: The source code compiles fine on
KDE4.0, but if it is compiled against a newer KDE
version, it will use features only available in
this newer library version. (This is done with
the KDE_IS_VERSION macro.) So you have to make
sure that your package also requieres the
corresponding KDE version. Example: If you
compile against 4.0, your package must simply
requiere 4.0. But when you compile against 4.1,
your package must also requiere KDE at least in
version 4.1, because in this case KStreamRipper
will use KAboutData::addLicenseText(), which is
primary available in 4.1.

If compiling against libproxy (default), you
should make sure that at least version 0.3.1 is
used and add a manual package dependency on the
KDE plugin module of libproxy (this makes sure
that libproxy works under KDE, which is expected
for a KDE program).