Sebastian Andrzej Siewior wrote: > * Thus spake Frederic Peters ([email protected]): > > > Frederic, any chance to see an updated iptraf package in Debian? > > > > Development is now happening in "iptraf-ng"[1], but they renamed > > binaries after they released 1.0.2 months ago and didn't make a new > > release yet; as it will affect packaging (conflicts, replaces...) > > progress have been stalled since February... > > So Frederic, what do you thing should be done? Fixing this bug and making the > tool usefull is probably not bad. > Anyway, switching to iptraf-ng doesn't sound that bad as they have _this_ bug > fixed. I'm running the -ng package atm and can't complain. > Do want some help with packaging of the -ng package or NMU for this bug?
As noted the currently blocking issue is the lack of a release; you could go and ask Nikola Pajkovsky <[email protected]> about his plans. Alternatively iptraf-ng could be ignored (no changes since February) and the relevant patches incorporated in the iptraf package. What do you thinkg about this? Fred -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
