* Merge from Debian unstable of 2.4.1-2 version. Remaining Ubuntu changes:
- Use HAL's automatic ACLs instead of udev rules for controlling
permissions on USB devices.
* Drop debian/TODO file, useless in Ubuntu.
* New upstream release 2.4.2, LP: #252408.
* debian/control: modify libltdl3-dev to libltdl7-dev in Build-Depends field,
there is a new version of libtool in Ubuntu.
* Drop 20_backport_initial_startup_speedup.dpatch patch, merged upstream.
* Update 45_increase_canon_timeout.dpatch patch.
* Add deprecated_lt_dlcaller_register.dpatch patch, fix FTBFS caused by
the rename of lt_dlcaller_register to lt_dlinterface_register in the
libtool included in Ubuntu.
libgphoto2 (2.4.1-2) unstable; urgency=low
* Since 2.4.2 was released a bit before the freeze, not rushing its
upload for lenny. After having asked usptream, the r11066 revision
deserves to be backported, so as to improve the initial startup
time. Thanks to Marcus Meissner for having provided the tip, along
with the patch:
- Add 20_backport_initial_startup_speedup.dpatch
* Version the Recommends on udev (which is conditionally specified
through the ${udev-hotplug} variable in debian/rules), since
libgphoto2 now uses the alternative syntax (that is: key!="a|b"),
which apparently was introduced in udev 0.109. Adding “(>= 0.113-1)”
since that's the first version in Debian which included this
feature. Many thanks to Jan Echternach for having spotted the problem
as well as its solution (Closes: #491065).
libgphoto2 (2.4.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release (Closes: #480127):
- Not bumping shlibs, no new symbol.
- To achieve this, use two dh_makeshlibs calls (one for libgphoto2-port0 and one for libgphoto2-$(major), and provide with
the last upstream version sharing the same ABI. Using 2.4.0 here
although some former versions might have been specified. That
shouldn't make any difference from a testing migration point of
view.
* debian/copyright:
- Use an almost decent copyright format, as discussed on
<http://wiki.debian.org/Proposals/CopyrightFormat>.
- Properly specify copyright holders and licenses, grouping them by
components when possible.
* debian/patches:
- Drop 30_additional_camera_support.dpatch, merged upstream.
- Update 45_increase_canon_timeout.dpatch, upstream bumped the
timeout from 75 to 150 (Debian had 750), but 750 looks doing a
better job according to user comments on the tracker. Keeping that
value.
- Drop 65_udev_usb_subsystem.dpatch, merged upstream (using another
approach).
- Drop 75_deprecated_hal_key.dpatch, merged upstream.
- Drop disabled patches (from the list and from that directory) since
one can get them back from the VCS.
* debian/libgphoto2-2.dirs:
- Drop “/usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop” from
there. There's no use shipping an empty directory (especially since
the maintainer scripts are taking care of removing files previously
created in that directory).
* debian/libgphoto2-2-dev.files:
- Drop “*.la” files from /usr/lib only (not from the subdirectories).
- Remove them in debian/rules before trying to remove debian/tmp.
- Drop the recursive symlink (“/usr/include/gphoto2/gphoto2 -> .”).
- Remove it in debian/rules before running dh_movefiles.
* debian/rules:
- Remove “patch” and “unpatch” targets since dpatch.make is included
already.
- Move the single dependency on “unpatch-stamp” to “unpatch” since
there's no stamp for “unpatch”.
- Move the dependency on “patch” to “patch-stamp”, so as to avoid
unneeded ./configure re-runs.
* debian/control:
- Clean the Depends of the -dev package:
- Use libc-dev instead of libc6-dev (there are at least libc0.1,
libc0.3, libc6, libc6.1 and their -dev packages).
- Remove libltdl3-dev, no longer needed since “*.la” files are no
longer shipped under /usr/lib.
- Remove a trailing space in all long descriptions.
- Bump Standards-Version from 3.7.3 to 3.8.0 (no change needed).
- Add back graphviz to generate all documentation items.
- Update my mail address.
This bug was fixed in the package libgphoto2 - 2.4.2-0ubuntu1
---------------
libgphoto2 (2.4.2-0ubuntu1) intrepid; urgency=low
* Merge from Debian unstable of 2.4.1-2 version. Remaining Ubuntu changes: initial_ startup_ speedup. dpatch patch, merged upstream. canon_timeout. dpatch patch. lt_dlcaller_ register. dpatch patch, fix FTBFS caused by register to lt_dlinterface_ register in the
- Use HAL's automatic ACLs instead of udev rules for controlling
permissions on USB devices.
* Drop debian/TODO file, useless in Ubuntu.
* New upstream release 2.4.2, LP: #252408.
* debian/control: modify libltdl3-dev to libltdl7-dev in Build-Depends field,
there is a new version of libtool in Ubuntu.
* Drop 20_backport_
* Update 45_increase_
* Add deprecated_
the rename of lt_dlcaller_
libtool included in Ubuntu.
libgphoto2 (2.4.1-2) unstable; urgency=low
* Since 2.4.2 was released a bit before the freeze, not rushing its initial_ startup_ speedup. dpatch
upload for lenny. After having asked usptream, the r11066 revision
deserves to be backported, so as to improve the initial startup
time. Thanks to Marcus Meissner for having provided the tip, along
with the patch:
- Add 20_backport_
* Version the Recommends on udev (which is conditionally specified
through the ${udev-hotplug} variable in debian/rules), since
libgphoto2 now uses the alternative syntax (that is: key!="a|b"),
which apparently was introduced in udev 0.109. Adding “(>= 0.113-1)”
since that's the first version in Debian which included this
feature. Many thanks to Jan Echternach for having spotted the problem
as well as its solution (Closes: #491065).
libgphoto2 (2.4.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release (Closes: #480127):
libgphoto2- port0 and one for libgphoto2- $(major) , and provide with wiki.debian. org/Proposals/ CopyrightFormat>. camera_ support. dpatch, merged upstream. canon_timeout. dpatch, upstream bumped the usb_subsystem. dpatch, merged upstream (using another hal_key. dpatch, merged upstream. libgphoto2- 2.dirs: hal/fdi/ information/ 10freedesktop” from libgphoto2- 2-dev.files: include/ gphoto2/ gphoto2 -> .”).
- Not bumping shlibs, no new symbol.
- To achieve this, use two dh_makeshlibs calls (one for
the last upstream version sharing the same ABI. Using 2.4.0 here
although some former versions might have been specified. That
shouldn't make any difference from a testing migration point of
view.
* debian/copyright:
- Use an almost decent copyright format, as discussed on
<http://
- Properly specify copyright holders and licenses, grouping them by
components when possible.
* debian/patches:
- Drop 30_additional_
- Update 45_increase_
timeout from 75 to 150 (Debian had 750), but 750 looks doing a
better job according to user comments on the tracker. Keeping that
value.
- Drop 65_udev_
approach).
- Drop 75_deprecated_
- Drop disabled patches (from the list and from that directory) since
one can get them back from the VCS.
* debian/
- Drop “/usr/share/
there. There's no use shipping an empty directory (especially since
the maintainer scripts are taking care of removing files previously
created in that directory).
* debian/
- Drop “*.la” files from /usr/lib only (not from the subdirectories).
- Remove them in debian/rules before trying to remove debian/tmp.
- Drop the recursive symlink (“/usr/
- Remove it in debian/rules before running dh_movefiles.
* debian/rules:
- Remove “patch” and “unpatch” targets since dpatch.make is included
already.
- Move the single dependency on “unpatch-stamp” to “unpatch” since
there's no stamp for “unpatch”.
- Move the dependency on “patch” to “patch-stamp”, so as to avoid
unneeded ./configure re-runs.
* debian/control:
- Clean the Depends of the -dev package:
- Use libc-dev instead of libc6-dev (there are at least libc0.1,
libc0.3, libc6, libc6.1 and their -dev packages).
- Remove libltdl3-dev, no longer needed since “*.la” files are no
longer shipped under /usr/lib.
- Remove a trailing space in all long descriptions.
- Bump Standards-Version from 3.7.3 to 3.8.0 (no change needed).
- Add back graphviz to generate all documentation items.
- Update my mail address.
-- Devid Filoni <email address hidden> Sun, 27 Jul 2008 21:54:04 +0200