Version: 1.2.2-1
Hi!
This was fixed a while ago. cupsys changing SSL certificates seemed
unacceptable to me, too.
cupsys (1.2.2-1) unstable; urgency=medium
* New upstream release
[ Martin Pitt ]
* Adapt patches to new upstream version.
* debian/cupsys.init.d: If lp module loading is requested, also load the
'ppdev' module to fix the name and model detection of parallel printers on
newer kernels.
* Revive debian/patches/56_dirsvc.dpatch; it's still not fixed upstream.
* debian/patches/09_runasuser.dpatch: Do not drop additional group
privileges in scheduler/process.c. This should fix a range of bugs
concerning detection of parallel port printers and other 'permission
denied' bugs if privilege dropping is enabled (it is disabled by default in
Debian).
* debian/patches/44_fixconfdirperms.dpatch: Do not change owner and mode of
SSL certificate, in order to not break permissions of customized global
ones (like the one from the ssl-cert package). Grrr, cups, no, you cannot
own the world!
* debian/patches/54_cups-config_modeldir.dpatch: Add --modeldir to
cups-config so that other packages can use it to figure out the correct
PPD base path.
* debian/cupsys.examples: Do not ship .svn files (upstream Makefiles install
them).
* debian/local/{enable_browsing,browsing_status}: Adapt to single-file
configuration file style.
* Add debian/local/{enable_sharing,sharing_status}: Similar to
enable_browsing and browsing_status, this switches between "Listen
localhost:631" and "Port 631" (just as the web interface does). Install
files in debian/rules.
-- Kenshi Muto <kmuto@debian.org> Mon, 24 Jul 2006 10:59:27 +0200
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