Thomas, 
while looking at the discussion about the control package I just noticed this 
thread in the Debian Octave mailing list

Thomas Weber tweber at debian.org  Tue May 29 17:35:04 UTC 2012:
> Hi, 
> 
> we removed octave-bim some time ago (it depended on octave-msh, which was
> not installable with the serial hdf5 library).

msh and bim consist of .m files only, can you elaborate a bit more on why they 
depend on external libraries?

> octave-secs1d needs octave-bim, so I think it's a candidate for removal
> - we simply cannot support it.

If you had reported this issue upstream you would have probably had better luck 
with getting help on this task.

>       Thomas
c.

P.S.: Please keep the octave-forge mailing list in CC as I'm not subscribed to 
the debian-octave mailing list.
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