scala - Couldn't package a cron job using sbt-native-packager when building a deb bundle -

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i trying package cron part of debian package (https://github.com/indykish/megam_akka.git).

the debian package built using sbt-native-packager. placed cron script inside bin directory here https://github.com/indykish/megam_akka/blob/master/bin/megamherk.cron.d

i changed build.sbt pickup megamher.cron.d here https://github.com/indykish/megam_akka/blob/master/build.sbt

i have attached snippet of code here:

 linuxpackagemappings in debian <+= (basedirectory) map { bd =>  (packagemapping((bd / "bin/herk_stash") -> "/usr/share/megamherk/bin/herk_stash")  withuser "root" withgroup "root" withperms "0755")  }  linuxpackagemappings in debian <+= (basedirectory) map { bd => (packagemapping((bd / "bin/megamherk.cron.d") -> "/etc/cron.d/megamherk") withuser "root" withgroup "root" withperms "0755") }

i ran: 

sbt clean compile  sbt dist:dist  sbt debian:packagebin

the generated debian bundle inside target directory doesn't have cron bundled.

i referred debian documentation (http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/dother.en.html#crond)

am missing here ? how make sbt-native-package pickup cron job ?

the easiest way package simple files use default directory structure.

src/linux/...

in case put file in

src/linux/etc/cron.d/megamherk

you locale settings reapplied. if megamherk executable stay executable.

if doesn't work open ticket small test case.

cheers, muki


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