Hi Adam, thanks for your fast response. On Tue, 04. Dec 14:25 "Adam D. Barratt" <adam@adam-barratt.org.uk> wrote: > Control: tags -1 + moreinfo > > On Tue, 2012-12-04 at 11:34 +0100, Markus Koschany wrote: > > i would like to upload a NMU for xarchiver which fixes important bug > > #665642, a crash when opening 7z archives. > > Thanks for working on Debian. You don't need our permission to perform > NMUs, nor to upload fixes to unstable which meet the published freeze > policy. great, i'll remember this for the next time. > > If you approve the fix, i > > will also merge #551468 and #685712 with the aforementioned bug > > report. Both describe the same issue. The fix is a one-liner and can > > be done via unstable. The current maintainer of xarchiver seems to be > > MIA. > > If the three bugs are the same issue, they should be merged - whether > they're fixed or not and whether an upload is planned is irrelevant to > whether they're the same bug. I have merged the bug reports. > > Optional: I could also fix two minor/documentation bugs, #656301 and > > #692261. > > What's the proposed replacement media type for #656301? Has the > resulting .desktop file been tested? The proposed replacement for multipart/x-zip is application/x-zip, application/x-zip-compressed and application/zip. These MIME-types are already present in xarchiver's desktop file. File-roller uses the same ones. I've tested the new package with thunar and nautilus and both applications automatically assign zip files to xarchiver. I don't see any loss of functionality by removing "multipart/x-zip". Regards, Markus
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