bacula 2.4.2-1ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

bacula (2.4.2-1ubuntu1) intrepid; urgency=low

  * Merge from debian unstable, remaining changes:
    - debian/bacula-director-mysql.postinst:
      debian/bacula-director-pgsql.postinst:
      + Worked in some smarts to do no databases if bacula is already installed.
    - debian/control:
      + Added libdbi-perl and libdb-mysql-perl to depends for bacula-director-mysql
        due to new postinst configuration.
      + Cleaned up bacula-director-pgsql dependenices and recommends.
      + Made mysql the default director to install bacula-director-{mysql|pgsql}
	added database handling to postinstall scripts and templates, modifiied
        postinstall script's sed expressions.
      + Removed libwgtk-2.6-dev as a build dependency; as a result bacula-console-wx
        isn't built anymore.
      + Install gawk if not installed. (LP: #207527)
    - debian/make_catalog_backup_awk.[mysql|pgsql|sqlite3|sqlite]:
      + New scripts for catalog backup. (CVE-2007-5626)
    - debian/bacula-console-wx:
      + Dropped since we are not building them anymore.
    - debian/bacula-director-common.bacula-director.init,
      debian/bacula-fd.init, debian/bacula-sd.init
      + Made more LSB specific.

bacula (2.4.2-1) unstable; urgency=high

  * Fix sed pattern in debian/rules to correctly remove
    'USE ${db_name};' from the MySQL command tables.  This prevented
    bacula-director-mysql from being installed properly and was thus RC.
    Closes: #441995, #489578.
  * While investigating the above problem, also discovered 'USE bacula;'
    statements in some upgrade tables.  This would cause the upgrade of
    bacula-director-mysql to fail for anyone that had their MySQL
    database named something other than "bacula".  Added pattern to fix this.
  * New upstream release is a bugfix release, and fixes these issues:
    + 2.4.1 included an unintentional debug statement whose purpose
      was to crash the storage daemon.  This was triggered during a restore
      at the end of a tape.  Fixed in 2.4.2 (upstream bug 1125).  When the
      SD is crashed, no backups or restores can be performed until it is
      restarted.
    + During a multi-tape restore, Bacula could incorrectly attempt
      to reread the same tape.  (Upstream bug 1126)
    + bcopy no longer reads too many records (upstream bug 1107)
    + Now sets a large timeout on MySQL databases to prevent trouble
      with the connection timining out before data gets inserted.
      Upstream bug 1034.
    + There are also some other minor bugfixes and win32 changes upstream
      in this release, which of course don't impact Debian.

 -- Chuck Short <email address hidden>   Thu, 07 Aug 2008 12:01:16 +0100