So, Bongo 0.3.0 was released yesterday. It has some interesting new features, most notably CalDAV support! I just finished the Debian packages of 0.3.0:
bongoproject (0.3.0-1) experimental; urgency=low
* New upstream release.
* Added bongoproject to bongoproject-tools depends. (Closes: #438836)
* debian/patches:
+ Removed apache-config.diff -- now upstream.
+ Removed sqlite-3.3.17.diff -- now upstream.
+ Removed hawkeye-apache.diff -- now upstream.
+ Removed smtpd-rset.diff -- now upstream.
+ Removed change-libexecdir.diff -- not necessary.
+ Updated remove-bongo-external.diff.
+ Added standalone-etc-default.diff -- allows bongo-standalone to get
options from /etc/default/bongoproject.
* Moved bongoproject-tools to pycentral.
* debian/copyright:
+ Removed cURL license info. This is now gone from import/.
+ Added myself and email addresses.
+ Added information about having repacked the tarball.
* Bumped Standards-Version to 3.7.3.
* debian/control:
+ Corrected typo in long descriptions.
+ Added Homepage field.
+ Added Vcs-{Git,Browser} fields.
+ Added python-lxml build-dep and bongoproject-web dep.
+ Removed ldap-utils and slapd deps.
+ Changed bongoproject-dbg to Priority: extra.
+ Misc. dependency updates.
+ Changed bongoproject to Arch: all.
* debian/rules:
+ Updated install/python-bongoproject rule.
+ Removed libexecdir hack.
+ Added rule to remove empty /usr/lib directory from bongoproject-web.
+ Added --enable-debug-cflags configure argument to produce a proper dbg
package.
* debian/*.install: Updated list of files to be installed.
* debian/*-overrides/: Removed lintian & linda overrides.
* debian/README.Debian: Updated instructions.
* debian/bongoproject.postinst: Added call to "bongo-config install".
* Renamed libbongoproject0-dev package to libbongoproject-dev.
* Added new package, libbongoproject-runtime, to contain .so files for use
with the tools.
* debian/bongoproject.default: Added comments, updated and modified for use
with the new bongo-standalone agent.
-- Jonny Lamb Thu, 31 Jan 2008 16:17:45 +0000
Visit Installation/Debian for instructions on getting these packages. I'll try and get these uploaded to Debian very soon.
This is fantastic. How stable is this release? It it stable enough to handle all my e-mails on my home server? Or will I get yelled at every day by my wife when she can't read her mail?