Processed: Re: Bug#956975: Removing acfax (acfax: ftbfs with GCC-10)
Processing control commands: > clone -1 -2 Bug #956975 [src:acfax] acfax: ftbfs with GCC-10 Bug 956975 cloned as bug 966658 > reassign -2 ftp.debian.org Bug #966658 [src:acfax] acfax: ftbfs with GCC-10 Bug reassigned from package 'src:acfax' to 'ftp.debian.org'. No longer marked as found in versions acfax/981011-17. Ignoring request to alter fixed versions of bug #966658 to the same values previously set > severity -2 normal Bug #966658 [ftp.debian.org] acfax: ftbfs with GCC-10 Severity set to 'normal' from 'serious' > retitle -2 RM: acfax -- RoM: obsolete and buggy Bug #966658 [ftp.debian.org] acfax: ftbfs with GCC-10 Changed Bug title to 'RM: acfax -- RoM: obsolete and buggy' from 'acfax: ftbfs with GCC-10'. -- 956975: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=956975 966658: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=966658 Debian Bug Tracking System Contact ow...@bugs.debian.org with problems
Bug#956975: Removing acfax (acfax: ftbfs with GCC-10)
Control: clone -1 -2 Control: reassign -2 ftp.debian.org Control: severity -2 normal Control: retitle -2 RM: acfax -- RoM: obsolete and buggy Re: To 956...@bugs.debian.org > I believe acfax has long reached the end of its usefulness. The build > log is full of ugly warnings, the last upstream release was in 1998, > the Debian release number has reached an impressive -17, and the > program doesn't even start because it wants to open /dev/dsp which is > long gone. > > I suspect qsstv is a modern replacement, but I'm not an active > fax/sstv user so can't say for sure. > > I'll request removal from unstable shortly if I don't get any > objections. Doing so now: Please remove acfax from unstable. Thanks, Christoph
Bug#956975: Removing acfax (acfax: ftbfs with GCC-10)
Hi, I believe acfax has long reached the end of its usefulness. The build log is full of ugly warnings, the last upstream release was in 1998, the Debian release number has reached an impressive -17, and the program doesn't even start because it wants to open /dev/dsp which is long gone. I suspect qsstv is a modern replacement, but I'm not an active fax/sstv user so can't say for sure. I'll request removal from unstable shortly if I don't get any objections. Christoph
