> > Potential bugs: IMHO not in the parts I worked on (I have adopted the
> > package). The experimental features are disabled by default, disabled in
> > a non-invasive way. The people need to run an upgrade script once but
> > that's all. The cached data is not damaged by the upgrade and can be
> > converted easily.
>=20
> Approved.
Okay, there have been bugs that I was not aware of, some where self-made
and some not but there is no excuse. I still ask for adding the new
version to Sarge, 0.9.4 this time since the old version was too buggy, I
found even another problem (with 0.8.6) where it deleted unrelated files
during the installation. Changes below.
Thanks,
Eduard.
apt-cacher (0.9.4) unstable; urgency=high
* removed /var/{log,cache}/apt-cacher from debian/dirs to manage them
without interferences via postinst/prerm, calling
install.pl/remove.pl/upgrade.pl (closes: #310990). This bug was hidden
before and came to daylight after the rewrite of the old (ownership
overriding) code in 0.9.
* fixed the size calculation in the access.log (closes: #311001)
* found another stupid bug in install.pl, it removed the files README and
README.txt in the directory where dpkg has been started
* added more visible advisories to run apt-cacher-format-transition.pl in
NEWS.Debian and README.Debian
* commented out the allowed_locations example in apt-cacher.conf, it should
not restrict by default
-- Eduard Bloch <blade@debian.org> Fri, 27 May 2005 18:20:49 +0200
apt-cacher (0.9.3) unstable; urgency=high
* removed some forgotten debug statements and also a "testing" die; command
in the checksumming lib (closes: #310393)
* fixed the adding of CGI var separator ? in the sample sources.list URLs
and used to not break the lines on extreme low-res monitors
(closes: #310387)
-- Eduard Bloch <blade@debian.org> Tue, 24 May 2005 18:42:42 +0200
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