laptop-mode init script links not created

laptop-mode-tools (1.34-1ubuntu2) gutsy; urgency=low

  * debian/rules: Don't ship acpi scripts (we handle that ourselves)
    (This change got lost in the last merge)
  * debian/laptop-mode-tools.postinst: Include update-rc.d (LP: #127276)
    (Debian generates the .postinst from dh_makeinit)

Looks fine

Matthew: are you going to sponsor the upload or should somebody review it too?

Oh, one change - can you alter the pre or post-inst so it removes the acpi scripts when upgrading from an older version?

Here I have added rm -f to the postinst. It will complain "dpkg: warning - unable to delete old directory `/etc/acpi/actions': Directory not empty" but I guess that is not a problem - the directory will be empty. Or should the postinst delete it (if it's empty)?

I changed it to rather remove the files in a preinst. Now there are no complaints and the empty directory is gone too.

  * debian/rules: Don't ship acpi scripts (we handle that ourselves)
    (This change got lost in the last merge)
  * debian/laptop-mode-tools.preinst: remove any old acpi scripts
  * debian/laptop-mode-tools.postinst: Include update-rc.d (LP: #127273)
    (Debian generates the .postinst from dh_makeinit)
  * debian/rules: use rm -f to avoid missing-file message

laptop-mode-tools (1.34-1ubuntu2) gutsy; urgency=low

  * debian/rules: Don't ship acpi scripts (we handle that ourselves)
    (This change got lost in the last merge)
  * debian/laptop-mode-tools.preinst: remove any old acpi scripts
  * debian/laptop-mode-tools.postinst: Include update-rc.d (LP: #127273)
    (Debian generates the .postinst from dh_makeinit)
  * debian/rules: use rm -f to avoid missing-file message

 -- Tormod Volden <email address hidden> Sat, 21 Jul 2007 00:13:42 +0200

Thanks for your great work Tormod

laptop-mode-tools (1.35-1ubuntu1) hardy; urgency=low

  * Merge from debian unstable (LP: #164387), remaining changes:
    - etc/init.d/laptop-mode: Check if laptop mode is disabled in
      /etc/default/laptop-mode (that's the file laptop_mode looks into, too,
      but it incorrectly evaluates the ENABLE_LAPTOP_MODE setting) as well
      as in /etc/default/acpi-support.
    - /usr/sbin/laptop_mode: Do not parse arguments, ignore "force" and
      "init" and let start/stop mean enable/disable.
    - /usr/sbin/laptop_mode: Do not read $ACTIVATE_WITH_POSSIBLE_DATA_LOSS
      from /var/run/laptop-mode-state to see if state has changed.
    - Add debian/laptop-mode-tools.postinst: Create /etc/default/laptop-mode
      (with ENABLE_LAPTOP_MODE=false) if the file does not exist yet and we
      are on ppc.
    - debian/laptop-mode-tools.postinst: Include update-rc.d (LP: #127273)
      (Debian generates the .postinst from dh_makeinit)
    - debian/laptop-mode-tools.preinst: remove any old acpi scripts
    - debian/rules: Don't ship acpi scripts (we handle that ourselves)
    - debian/rules: use rm -f to avoid missing-file message
    - debian/control: change maintainer
  * New Ubuntu-only patch:
    - Do not ship apm scripts and remove any old ones
  * Dropped Ubuntu-patches now upstream:
    - Fix error messages when run as non-root (LP: #77560)
  * New upstream changes closing Ubuntu bugs:
    - laptop-mode-tools uses hparm -B 255 instead of 254 (LP: #172282)

laptop-mode-tools (1.35-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * New upstream version 1.35.
  * Listen to more ACPI events for AC adapters. Closes: #448101.
  * Better error messages when laptop_mode status is called by a non-root user.
    Closes: #428162.
  * Clean up temp file from init script, and properly quote messages so that
    they are displayed in full. Closes: #442321, 427292.
  * Set READAHEAD setting correctly on Linux 2.4. Closes: #355492.
  * Set HD power management default values to 254 instead of 255.
    Closes: #451589.
  * Update homepage location in debian/copyright. Closes: #445455.
  * Fix bug in manual page for lm-profiler.conf. Closes: #450431.
  * Don't adjust LCD brightness to the same value as before. Closes: #440115.
  * Modules moved to /usr/share/laptop-mode-tools/modules to improve FHS
    compliance.

 -- Tormod Volden <email address hidden> Wed, 21 Nov 2007 20:42:58 +0100