Vladimir Volovich wrote on 28/04/2006 21:33: > JF> Currently, cheops is the only app still using this ancient SNMP > JF> library (at least on i386, cheops uses libsnmp9 on all other > JF> archs and in Ubuntu, as well). I'd really prefer to switch cheops > JF> to libsnmp9 for i386, as well and let libsnmp4.2 die its greatful > JF> death and remove it from etch. According to the upstream > JF> developers, there *might* be one final 4.2.7 release, but it's > JF> still not recommended due to the remaining 64-bit bugs and > JF> upstream maintenance will definitely stop here. > > just a note that the cyrus22-common package from http://incase.de/cyrus22/i386/ > also depends on libsnmp4.2 You realize that those are outdated by a number of uploads to Debian? I just uploaded 2.2.13-1 to Debian and a matching -0bpo1 set of packages to backports.org (though I'm not really sure the latter will make it into the bpo archive, since there is a GPG key issue I should work out with Norbert Tretkowski first). Note also that the packages have been renamed from cyrus22-* to cyrus-*-2.2, just so you know what to look for. Note also that relatively recent sarge backports of the cyrus-*-2.2 packages are now available not from incase.de/cyrus22/*, but from: deb http://mail.incase.de/cyrus22/ sarge main for both i386 and amd64 (when I get a chance to build the amd64 version). Regards, Sven
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