[SRU] openldap 2.4.9 from 8.04.1.

Both testsuites ran succesfully. In the openldap2.3 test suite test035 and test036 are known to have failed in 2.4.7 are were not run in the 2.4.9 test run. However no regressions were introduced as far as the test suite was concerned.

chuck

Just bug fixes and small documentation updates. This looks appropriate for an SRU. The only thing that is not self-explanatory is "Removed lint"; what does it mean? is it a shipped tool? If so, is anything using it in the distro? if it is shipped in hardy final, it should not suddenly disappear, people could use it for something.

Intrepid has 2.4.9.

Its apart of the openldap build system so users dont see it.

OK, looks good. I rejected the current upload from the queue, please upload again with the following things fixed:
 - Mention this SRU bug in the changelog
 - Make the version number lower than the one in intrepid (-0ubuntu0.8.04, for example)
 - reformat the changelog to be interesting to users of hardy (not focus on merge, focus on changes since last hardy version)

I've just noticed by chance that openldap2.3 is not building in intrepid; the reason for this is that the merged package has picked up a build-dependency on heimdal-dev, which is in universe.

The package uploaded to hardy-proposed has the same build-dependency, and is therefore not viable as an SRU.

Rejecting from the queue; please reupload with SRU-appropriate packaging changes only.

Steve Langasek [2008-06-10 17:15 -0000]:
> I've just noticed by chance that openldap2.3 is not building in
> intrepid; the reason for this is that the merged package has picked up a
> build-dependency on heimdal-dev, which is in universe.

Please also note that I'm not keen at all to move a second kerberos
implementation to main. Doesn't it work with MIT kerberos?
(libkrb5-dev)

On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 07:16:16PM -0000, Martin Pitt wrote:
> Steve Langasek [2008-06-10 17:15 -0000]:
> > I've just noticed by chance that openldap2.3 is not building in
> > intrepid; the reason for this is that the merged package has picked up a
> > build-dependency on heimdal-dev, which is in universe.

> Please also note that I'm not keen at all to move a second kerberos
> implementation to main. Doesn't it work with MIT kerberos?
> (libkrb5-dev)

This is actually an entirely spurious build-dependency that was added to try
to support the smbk5pwd overlay, which was subsequently disabled in the
Debian package - the build-dep should just plain be dropped again.

I'll take care of that on the Debian side so that it's fixed in the next
merge, but the concern about not including superfluous packaging changes in
SRU still stands.

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The recent upload just says "Resynchronize dependencies with the hardy version.", which is not acceptable as a changelog for an SRU. Also, the version number is "2.4.9-0ubuntu0.804.2", it only needs to be "2.4.9-0ubuntu0.804.1" or even "2.4.9-0ubuntu0.804" (also, "2.4.9-0ubuntu0.8.04" is common practice). You should just do the dependency change and reupload it as 2.4.9-0ubuntu0.8.04 with a complete SRU-conformant changelog (describe the changes in 2.4.9, reference the LP # bugs, etc.).

I rejected 2.4.9-0ubuntu0.804.2 from the queue.

The changelog is ok now, but the upload contains plenty of changes in debian/ which are not appropriate for an SRU:

- you removed the previous hardy-updates changelog, and has plenty of other changelogs from Debian
- debian/compat got bumped to 6
- still adds the build dependency heimdal-dev
- adds a Conflicts: libldap2
- a lot of added/removed patches which seem unrelated, e. g. the hurd fix
- changes the init script; conffile changes on stable updates should be avoided in general, unless absolutely necessary

In general it's best to leave the packaging as it is, and just do uupdate and adopt the patches as necessary.

Accepted into -proposed, please test and give feedback here

Version 2.4.9-0ubuntu0.8.04 in -proposed worked fine for me. Tested syncrepl, adding users, deleting user, and authenticating. All tests worked without issue.

Thanks for all your work on this.

Thanks for testing!

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