ACK on the debdiff. It builds and tests fine.
I'm uploading it for processing by the SRU team.

Thanks!

** Description changed:

+ [SRU]
+ [Impact]
+ 
+ Precise paraview users have two issues:
+ 1- A window gets popped up on start displaying warnings because of the global 
menus
+ 2- Loading a STL-ascii file causes a segfault
+ 
+ This has been fixed by upstream, and the fixes are in Raring+
+ This SRU backports two trivial commits to fix the issue in Precise
+ 
+ [Testing]
+ 1- Open paraview, make sure dialog no longer pops up with warnings
+ 2- Open DUMMY.stl file from upstream bug: 
http://paraview.org/Bug/view.php?id=13101
+ 3- Click the "Apply" button. Paraview shouldn't segfault.
+ 
+ [Regression Potential]
+ One of the patch just ignored some logs, there shouldn't be any possible 
regression.
+ The other patch fixes hitting the end of loaded files. A regression should 
prevent a file from opening correctly.
+ 
+ 
+ Original description:
+ 
  Hi,
  
  there are a couple of annoying bugs in paraview, which ships with
- Precise 12.04 (possibly 12.10 is affected as well). It would be good 
+ Precise 12.04 (possibly 12.10 is affected as well). It would be good
  to have them fixed.
  
  I have prepared a debdiff, which fixes a crash during loading of
  STL-ascii files and removes a lot of warning messages during startup (LP: 
#995949).
  Please, consider uploading these changes.
  
  Patch is attached. Binaries can also be reviewed on PPA [1] ( paraview -
  3.14.1-2precise1).
  
  Thank you,
  
  Anton
  
  [1] https://launchpad.net/~gladky-anton/+archive/paraview/+packages

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