cupsys 1.3.4-2ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

cupsys (1.3.4-2ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low

  * Merge with Debian unstable. Remaining Ubuntu changes:
    - TearDown (fast shutdown):
      + debian/control: Add sysv-rc (>= 2.86.ds1-14.1ubuntu2) dependency.
      + debian/rules: Use 'multiuser' update-rc.d mode.
    - debian/control, debian/rules: Drop cupsys-dbg package.
    - debian/cupsys.{pre,post}inst, debian/cupsys.preinst: Various upgrade
      fixes that need to be kept until after the next LTS:
      + Revert to single cupsd.conf file.
      + Remove obsolete rc.d links.
      + Revert usr/share/doc symlink/directory breakage.
    - debian/patches/ubuntu-default-error-policy-retry-job.dpatch: Retry a
      failed job instead of stopping the print queue.
    - debian/patches/ubuntu-disable-browsing.dpatch: Disable browsing by
      default.
    - Add AppArmor profile:
      + debian/local/apparmor-profile
      + debian/cupsys.postinst: Reload AA profile on configuration.
  * Revert most of the doc symlinking changes from 1.3.2-1ubuntu4, since
    Ubuntu's cdbs does it by default now. Clean up a few other pieces of
    Debian-Ubuntu delta noise along the way.
  * debian/local/apparmor-profile: Only restrict backends which are shipped by
    cupsys itself (or known packages like cups-pdf). All other backends remain
    unrestricted, since we cannot predict which privileges they need.
  * debian/local/apparmor-profile: Run bluetooth backend confined again and
    allow opening bluetooth sockets.

cupsys (1.3.4-2) unstable; urgency=low

  [ Kenshi Muto ]
  * Bumps up shlibs to 1.3.4.

  [ Martin Pitt ]
  * debian/control: Remove gs-esp alternative dependency, it's just
    "ghostscript" nowadays.
  * debian/control: Slightly bump the C/R: for -common; it's a pointless delta
    to Ubuntu and it doesn't hurt us.
  * debian/cupsys-bsd.postinst: Symlink cupsys-bsd's doc directory to
    cupsys-common's, not cupsys', since the latter is not a dependency.
  * debian/control: Demote cups-pdf from Recommends: to Suggests: to match the
    semantics (apt installs recommends by default now).
  * debian/cupsys.init.d: Add LSB header, thanks to Petter Reinholdtsen!
    (closes: #337640)
  * debian/rules: Configure with default printcap in /var/run/cups/.
    (closes: #452446)

  [ Till Kamppeter ]
  * Add debian/local/backends/dnssd: Printer discovery backend for
    several cheaper printers, like the HP Color LaserJet 2600n, are not
    discovered by the "snmp" backend.  In addition, this backend extracts more
    info from the printers than the "snmp" backend, like for example available
    page description languages.  This leads to better driver choices for
    unknown printer models.
  * debian/cupsys.install, debian/cupsys.{prerm,postinst,templates,rules}:
    Install new backend.
  * debian/control: Add Recommends: to avahi-utils; if it is installed, the
    dnssd backend can actually work.
  * debian/postinst: Activate new backends (since Etch) by default on
    upgrades. This affects snmp, scsi, serial, and dnssd.

 -- Martin Pitt <email address hidden>   Mon, 03 Dec 2007 10:01:48 +0100