netdata/packaging: Introduce separate CUPS package for debian distributions (#6724)

* netdata/packaging: baby steps, create the new package and introduce the install file

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] change branch to be able to test

* netdata/packaging: we do define usrlib path to be /usr/lib

* netdata/packaging: silence sign errors for now

* netdata/packaging: Add rules for plugin-cups sub package

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] That is libexec, not lib, duh

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] explicitly arrange the other plugins also

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] fix bug

* netdata/packaging: copy, dont move

* netdata/packaging: move all plugins around, also remove a slash

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] align travis.yml changes with the ones we used on rpm cups pkg split

* netdata/packaging:[ci skip] add netdata dependency

* netdata/packaging:[ci skip] Update control files

* netdata/packaging: Add separate control file for buster, dependencies deviate (libprotoc17 instead of libprotoc10....)

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] whoops

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] Copy over files from temp dir, if destination non existent

* netdata/packaging:[ci skip] -d, not -f

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] long shot

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] revert this - need to retest

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] remove the .install, as per an article input (https://askubuntu.com/questions/660373/dh-install-fails-with-missing-files) these files are for handling items not managed by the upstream build system, so bye bye

* netdata/packaging: Ok, lets ditch dh_auto_configure

* Revert "netdata/packaging: Ok, lets ditch dh_auto_configure"

This reverts commit 3b497cf5f6e157ce5429ffce38452515670a934a.
Well, that didn't affect anything

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] here's a crazy thought

Okay, assuming that packager decided to use debian/tmp because we introduced multiple packages.
If that is the case, then move the custom stuff out first and then just move all debian/tmp to debian/netdata.
In theory, that should get me back on track for the rest of the package processing.

Lets see if i was right

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] mv complains, forgot about that, fix

forgot about that, just copy for now to verify the use case and we will consider rsync approach for faster processing afterwards

* netdata/packaging: nope, that didn't work. rollback and remove also a suspicious backslash

* netdata/packaging: ok, trying this

* netdata/packaging: really?

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] reinstate original setup, the bug probably was too obvious to spot

* netdata/packaging:[ci skip] now that you finally noted the www bug, try to copy over the rest of the stuff in

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] long shot, etc is not properly created, lets see if it was already there and we messed it up

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] fix perms, add placeholder folders in etc

* netdata/packaging: [ci skip] preserve ownership details when copying over

* netdata/packaging:[ci skip] reinstate branch condition

* netdata/packaging: redudant

* netdata/packaging: xenial - add cups subpackage

* netdata/packaging: remove cups dependency from those distros, missed to update the control file

* netdata/packaging: dont use personal account info

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/.travis/package_management/build.sh b/.travis/package_management/build.sh
index a5217715f8..bafaecc5a2 100644
--- a/.travis/package_management/build.sh
+++ b/.travis/package_management/build.sh
@@ -24,9 +24,9 @@ ln -sf contrib/debian debian
 echo "Executing dpkg-buildpackage"
 # pre/post options are after 1.18.8, is simpler to just check help for their existence than parsing version
 if dpkg-buildpackage --help | grep "\-\-post\-clean" 2> /dev/null > /dev/null; then
-	dpkg-buildpackage --post-clean --pre-clean --build=binary
+	dpkg-buildpackage --post-clean --pre-clean --build=binary -us -uc
 else
-	dpkg-buildpackage -b
+	dpkg-buildpackage -b -us -uc
 fi
 
 echo "DEB build script completed!"