Re: Getting rid of an obsolete library package or let's say byebye to libsox-fmt-ffmpeg
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Le 21/01/2013 16:06, Pascal Giard a écrit :
> In what seems to be in retrospect a misstep, I've uploaded a
> version of sox (14.4.0-5) to fix #676167 [3] but that also has
> disabled ffmpeg. I moved ahead as looking at the reverse
> dependencies, I did not see any package that explicitely depended
> on libsox-fmt-ffmpeg. I also think that if any package indirectly
> depends on libsox-fmt-ffmpeg via libsox-fmt-all, it must already be
> broken as, again, the ffmpeg support in SoX is oh so very broken.
>
> Now, looking at the excuses [4] it seems I should have done
> something special to get rid of libsox-fmt-ffmpeg. How do I
> properly get rid of libsox-fmt-ffmpeg ?
Hi,
Nothing to do, you're fine (for unstable). libsox-fmt-ffmpeg will
eventually be removed by the routine cruft removal procedure.
On the other hand, if you want libsox-fmt-ffmpeg removed from testing
(which may be the right thing to do if it's that broken), you should
contact the release team.
Please read:
http://wiki.debian.org/ftpmaster_Removals
Regards, Thibaut.
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