Once the new version is in intrepid, you can request a backport
following the procedure detailed in:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports
An update is a little more difficult, if you do have a patch ready that
addresses the bugs it would tremendously help (note that for an SRU only
Sorry, I'm not so familiar with Ubuntu procedure. I would indeed suggest
a backport and if possible an update for hardy, as relative to the
included version the newer version includes many bug fixes, including
several important ones to bugs that might otherwise cause considerable
grief over hardy's
This should have been brought to the attention of motu-release since
hardy was frozen. Anyhow, we will autosync for intrepid and, if you
require it, may make it as a backport for hardy.
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Status: New => Won't Fix
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Please synch with my Debian package (14.0.1-2).
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