Bug#15061: seyon uses wrong devices

[Joey Hess <joey@kitenet.net>]

Martin Schulze wrote:
> Package: seyon
> Version: 

Please, always give a version.

> Seyon from 1.3.1 uses wrong serial devices.  /dev/cua* are used but
> they don't even exist on a 1.3.1 system.  This should be fixed.
> 
> During installation I'm queried:
> 
> Where is your modem located?
> (0) /dev/cua0 (equivalent to DOS COM1)
> (1) /dev/cua1 (equivalent to DOS COM2)
> (2) /dev/cua2 (equivalent to DOS COM3)
> (3) /dev/cua3 (equivalent to DOS COM4)

Quoting from seyon's postinst

        echo "Where is your modem located?"
        echo "(0) /dev/ttyS0 (equivalent to DOS COM1)"
        echo "(1) /dev/ttyS1 (equivalent to DOS COM2)"
        echo "(2) /dev/ttyS2 (equivalent to DOS COM3)"
        echo "(3) /dev/ttyS3 (equivalent to DOS COM4)"

The cua problem was fixed in version 2.14c-5.1 of seyon.

> The new package should also go into bo-updates

I think we have better things to worry about than bo-updates fixes for minor
problems like this. This bug is fixed in debian unstable. I think it should
be closed.

-- 
see shy jo


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