Yes, this is exactly what I'm doing if you take a look at the blocking bugs
for this present bug. I've patched the package to remove javascript support
and I'm waiting on a mentor to upload to unstable and then approval to
upload to stable.
I'll work out if there is a viable alternative fix in the
> I am in the process of packaging the new upstream version of plowshare.
> There has been a significant change so that the core framework (of shell
> scripts) is kept entirely separate to the scripts which use this API to
> implement support for specific external sites.
While separating the core
Ok, this is my first package in debian so I'm still getting used to things.
My thinking is that this package depends on external APIs (the hosting
websites) and so it is a good candidate for backports. I hope to be able to add
new upstream versions there in addition to unstable. I know that vers
Hi,
On Mon, 06 Jul 2015 11:42:55 +1000 Carl Suster wrote:
> I am in the process of packaging the new upstream version of plowshare.
> There has been a significant change so that the core framework (of shell
> scripts) is kept entirely separate to the scripts which use this API to
> implement supp
I am in the process of packaging the new upstream version of plowshare.
There has been a significant change so that the core framework (of shell
scripts) is kept entirely separate to the scripts which use this API to
implement support for specific external sites. Once this new version is
available
Package: plowshare4
Version: 1.0.5-1
Severity: grave
Tags: security
(Rationale for severity grave: introduces a security hole
allowing access to the accounts of users who use the package.
plowshare4 is a command-line tool for downloading files from
cyberlocker-type sites. For some sites, this req
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