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Package: icecast2
Severity: serious
Justification: no longer builds from source
This bug is related to #373818 and should probably be closed along with it.
Due to the tight build-dependency and dependency on libtheora, icecast2 now
fails to build from source
as libtheora now is in a newer version.
I tried to loosen up on the build-dep, and it at least built.
As another note, I am interested in the reasoning behing the tight dependency,
but that is just because I am curious
/Sune
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Version: 2.3.1-3.1
I've NMUed for these bugs (fixing the bug to use versioning instead of the
"fixed" tag, to ease tracking through testing); here's the changelog:
> icecast2 (2.3.1-3.1) unstable; urgency=high
> .
> * Non-maintainer upload.
> * Disable Theora support (by removing Depends and Build-Depends on
> libtheora0 and libtheora-dev, adding a Build-Conflicts on libtheora-dev
> instead); the 0.0.0.alpha6 version is currently too unstable (see
> #340175), and 0.0.0.alpha5 is no longer in the archive. This fixes both
> FTBFS (Closes: #373855) and missing dependency (Closes: #373818)
> problems,
> but it reopens #308939.
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