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Subject: cdindex-client: cdindex refers to non-existent URL - is this package
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Package: cdindex-client
Version: 1.0.0-5
Severity: grave
Justification: renders package unusable
Seems like cdindex-client may be an obsolete package. It tries to use
netscape (that shows its age) to fetch a URL like:
http://www.freeamp.org/cgi-bin/cdi/hget.pl?id=QMBvPyTNpz678x3buCBcT_8x01s-
www.freeamp.org returns a 404 for /cgi-bin/cdi/hget.pl -- in fact the
whole site is just a placeholder page now, the Freeamp project long dead
or transmogrified into xmms...
Presumably this cdindex system was a forerunner or competitor to
freedb.org and is no longer functional? If so please remove the
package from Debian. Thanks.
Ben
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