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has caused the Debian Bug report #386825,
regarding please rsync with newer ubuntu package
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Hi Lukas,

I just got a ping about libloki: #386825. Do I remember correctly
that you were going to adopt the package for Debian as well?

It would be great if you could keep the Debian and Ubuntu packages
in sycn and maintain it for Debian (I'll sponsor anytime if needed).

Thanks,
martin

----- Forwarded message from Domenico Andreoli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -----

Package: libloki
Version: n/a

hi,

  i'm seeing that the libloki debian package is lagging behind upstream and 
ubuntu developers. is there any particular reason or this package may be 
considered orphaned or up for adoption?

regards
domenico

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