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.
February 13th, 2008 at 11:07 pm
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?