On 9/1/21 7:43 AM, Adrian Georgescu wrote:
This package is critical, and is also a dependency of python-cryptography and python-otr packages.
According to python-enum34's Debian package description, the module it provides is part of the standard library in Python 3.4 and later. Hence, python-cryptography and python-otr require python-enum34, while python3-cryptography and python3-otr do not, presumably requiring python >=3.4 instead.
Once I removed 'python-enum34' from Blink's debian/control, I successfully built it, installed it, launched it, and placed a test call on a fresh Debian bullseye system where python-enum34 was not installed. stdout/stderr showed no signs of discomfort. Seeing as there was no python3 version of python-enum34 on stretch or buster either, this leads me to assume that the Python3 version of Blink is already successfully using the >=3.4 standard library 'enum' module in place of the version formerly provided by python-enum34.
Hence, I believe the change to debian/control is all that's needed to get Blink to install and run on bullseye.
HTH, -- Daniel Gnoutcheff Systems Administrator Software Freedom Law Center _______________________________________________ Blink mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ag-projects.com/mailman/listinfo/blink
