Quoting Alexander Rydekull ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Package: screen > Version: 4.0.3-0.3 > Severity: grave > Justification: causes non-serious data loss >
I got the following provate mail from another user: ========================================================== I'm writing to you about today's (well, Monday's) NMU on the 'screen' package, version 4.0.3-0.3. It seems to me that on my several systems (i386 running debian sid), this new version switches from the use of FIFOs to local sockets in /var/run/screen/S-<user>. Thus, after the upgrade, already ready running screens are not recognized anymore (and cannot be reattached). What a big deal! I want my screen back! :) Well, according to the changelog, being a l10n NMU, I'm not sure this waes really intented, was it? ========================================================== Actually, I fail to see why this could have been broken by a l10n NMU but this could maybe be a side effect of the triggered recompile (which would mean there's a bad underlying problem). The build I did was done in a supposedly clean chroot, with pbuilder....what I ignore is how was the previous builds done.
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