My approach would be cleaner (let ipod-sharp package do it's stuff by itself). Moreover if I don't want Banshee but only the library I keep being stucked because the library isn't registered in the GAC. Can you please try it?
 
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postinst is for cmds after a complete build. If I call the cmds in the build-scripts the installed dlls get removed during a uninstall of banshee otherwise not. Also you need always full paths:

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<postinst> <!-- unregistring old ipod-sharp if any --> <cmd>gacutil -u ipod-sharp</cmd> <cmd>gacutil -u ipod-sharp-ui</cmd> <!-- registring ipod-sharp --> <cmd>gacutil -i /usr/lib/banshee-1/Extensions/ipod-sharp.dll</cmd> <cmd>gacutil -i /usr/lib/banshee-1/Extensions/ipod-sharp-ui.dll</cmd> </postinst>

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Original erstellt: 2008-08-28 18:38 von Amnon82 postinst is for cmds after a complete build.

Shoudn't that be "postbuild"?

Following the man page the commands in the <build> tags should "explain" upkg about building the package and not what to do after its installation. I'm going to try locally...
 
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Running GNU/Linux Paldo 1.18 (unstable). Rock my box!

well it works here now. asked juerg what case it right. build or postinst. Will update the spec if needed to postinst version.

after the cmd "make install" the build is finished. If you add some more cmds after it it will be done after. So it is always after. Postinst is only for cmds upkg will delete like la-files. Take a look on some kde-packages.

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Original erstellt: 2008-08-28 18:50 von Amnon82 after the cmd "make install" the build is finished. If you add some more cmds after it it will be done after.

Yes it works this way but those commands will be only executed on the computer which builds the package and not on the one I will install it from the repository.

I don't know if "postinst" tag is the right one. I assume it means "commands which will be executed after install (upkg-install)".
 
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Running GNU/Linux Paldo 1.18 (unstable). Rock my box!

Well postinst will be executed only locally. You're right. In this case it doesn't matter. I uninstalled the modules and removed banshee completely.
Then I installed the new one from the repo.

Also I installed banshee on my laptop. It was a fresh install. No problems at all.
So it works the way I committed the last spec for banshee.

Ok, it works here too. Thanks.
 
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ur welcome