Freeze exception request: postgresql-common

Hi release team, first, I wish you a Merry Christmas and want to say a big Thank You for your great efforts on steering Etch towards release! I would like to get the current postgresql-common into Etch. It fixes two bugs (covered by test suite), and otherwise only adds translations, test suite

Freeze exception for zope-common/0.5.28

Hello, first of all, Merry Christmas to you all and thanks for your hard work! I'm asking for a freeze exception for zope-common/0.5.28 currently in unstable. It contains updated debconf translations for pt and vi and fixes an important typo in the manual page. It has been uploaded in unstable

Freeze exception for mapserver/4.10.0-4 and postgis/1.1.6-2

Hello, please allow a freeze exception for mapserver/4.10.0-4 and postgis/1.1.6-2, both uploaded six days ago. For mapserver, the only changes are the updated debconf translations for pt and fr. For postigs, the only change is an updated README.Debian with some extra documentation for the new

Please unblock sun-java5 and bazaar

Merry Christmas; here are two RC bug fixes to celebrate (both needing unblocking, of course): # # Fixes #392415 (ships architecture-dependent files in /usr/share); it # was also fixed in 1.5.0-8-1.1 with the exact same diff (sans changelog), # but I forgot to send the diff to the BTS, so the

unblock efp/1.4-2

Hi RMs, Firstly, thanks for the fantastic job you've done thus far getting etch into releasable shape! I looking for an exception to allow efp into etch. This fixes an important bug which is covered under the etch release policy. Changelog is below, interdiff is attached. Thanks and Happy

Please allow pine 4.64-3 in etch

[ Note: I initially tried to fix everything in 4.64-2, before the freeze, including the move of pine-tracker from non-free to contrib, but as this requires the override file to be edited, I decided to withdraw 4.64-2 partially and re-release it as 4.64-3. Move of pine-tracker to contrib

sox-12.18.2 in testing

Hi release team, please include sox 12.18.2-2 in testing [when it's going to be old enough] as many important bugs were fixed with that upload. As a whole, more than 20 BTS entries were closed by 12.18.2. Thanks, -Pascal -- Homepage (http://organact.mine.nu) Debian GNU/Linux

tig and collectd

Hi, Please let tig and collectd migrate to Etch. They fix one RC (#403565) and two quite nasty bugs (#404018 and #401075) while introducing a very short diff (if you ignore the changes in the files generated by the autotools) to the current version in Etch (attached to this email). Thanks.

Wesnoth 1.2 uploaded

On Sunday, 24 December 2006 10:06, Andreas Barth wrote: Please allow us to remind you once again on the upload policy: If your upload is not meant for Etch, do not upload it to unstable but to experimental. If your upload is meant for Etch, please make sure prior to your upload that it

Re: please hint policyd-weight 0.1.14-beta-6 for etch

On Sunday 24 December 2006 00:31, Steve Langasek wrote: This still does not respect certain local changes by the admin. Just because the link in /etc/rc2.d has been left alone doesn't mean that the symlinks for *all* the runlevels have been left alone. Thats true, but if anybody changed there

please unblock sitesummary

Dear Release Managers Currently the sitesummary-client version in etch has an RC bug[0] which was just discovered due to some reviews. We would like to fix that bug for etch, but want to ask now whether you can unblock the package in sid[1] (where this bug is fixed and some other small things

Nana 2.5-9 into Etch?

Nana 2.5-9 fixes a number of long-standing bugs including an 'important' #342425: FTBFS due to outdated config.{guess,sub}. -9 now builds on kfreebsd and hurd. Several of the 'normal' bugs which have been closed probably should have been ranked as 'important', since most of nana's supporting

Re: Security updates for mozilla based software [Was: Security updates]

Alexander Sack wrote: On Sun, Dec 24, 2006 at 01:43:40PM +0100, Mike Hommey wrote: Oops, I decided to follow-up to debian-release after setting the subject and forgot to change it. So, here is a proper subject. On Sun, Dec 24, 2006 at 01:40:37PM +0100, Mike Hommey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi

Please allow mozplugger and mplayerplug-in into testing

Hi release team, The current versions of mozplugger and mplayerplug-in in unstable were uploaded before the freeze, but didn't have enough time to make it into etch before the freeze. They add support for iceape-browser and iceweasel, so I'd like to request that they go into etch. They do drop

Re: Security updates for mozilla based software [Was: Security updates]

Eric Dorland wrote: Alexander Sack wrote: On Sun, Dec 24, 2006 at 01:43:40PM +0100, Mike Hommey wrote: Oops, I decided to follow-up to debian-release after setting the subject and forgot to change it. So, here is a proper subject. On Sun, Dec 24, 2006 at 01:40:37PM +0100, Mike Hommey [EMAIL

Please let new ipw3945d into testing

Hello, I'd like to ask for the new version of ipw3945d (1.7.22-3) to be let into testing. The changes to the package are pretty conservative, fixing a couple of potentially RC issues, which have not been reported as such. One is the increased delay after daemon start to fix the timing issues,