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      Every week I spend half an hour wondering why I can't build Debian
      packages inside Scratchbox.  The error is "you must be root" which is
      solved with <tt>fakeroot</tt>, but I'm already running <tt>debuild</tt>
      with <tt>fakeroot</tt>...
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    <p>
      That, of course, is the problem.  <tt>debuild</tt> will clean the
      environment before starting <tt>dpkg-buildpackage</tt>, which wipes all
      traces of the Scratchbox magic away, breaking <tt>fakeroot</tt>.  Despite
      <tt>debuild</tt> being an essential wrapper around
      <tt>dpkg-buildpackage</tt> in the normal Debian world, in a Scratchbox
      it's a big no no.  I really must remember this!
    </p>
    <p>
      <small>NP: <cite>Debut</cite>, Björk</small>
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