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Subject: libapache2-mod-macro needs to be recompiled for apache2 LFS transition
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Package: libapache2-mod-macro
Severity: serious
Due to an unfortunate but necessary change to the apache2 packages
that changed the ABI of libapr0, your package needs to be rebuilt
against the latest apache2 packages. To make this transition happen
smoothly, the following must happen:
Bump your apache2-*/libapr build-depends to (>= 2.0.50-9)
Upload with "urgency=medium"
I apologize for the lack of warning, however I spent all weekend
getting apache2 ready for this, and I didn't have much time to
send out warning bugs.
We've tested subversion, php4, and mod_perl extensively to make sure
these changes in APR don't break anything, and we're satisfied they
don't. If those three aren't broken, the smaller ones should
certainly be fine too. :)
If action isn't taken before today's dinstall, I *WILL* NMU with
the above simple changes.
Thanks,
... Adam Conrad
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