Binary package hint: lighttpd
lighttpd (1.4.16-2ubuntu1) gutsy; urgency=low
* Merge from Debian unstable, remaining changes:
- Make sure that upgrades succeed, even if we can't restart lighttpd.
- Clean environment in init.d script.
- Update maintainer field in debian/control.
Debian changelog (since 1.4.16-1ubuntu1):
lighttpd (1.4.16-2) unstable; urgency=low
* patches/04_ldap_build_filter_fix.dpatch: add patch from Peter Colberg to
fix first LDAP search that fails because of the filter being
uninitialized. (closes: #419661)
* Enable fam support (closes: #407820):
+ debian/rules: add --enable-fam configure flag.
+ debian/control: add libfam-dev to Build-Depends, and also wrap
build-dependencies to make diff more understandable.
* Enable support for kerberos (with openssl):
+ debian/rules; add --enable-kerberos5 configure flag.
+ debian/control: add libkrb5-dev to the Build-Depends.
* lighttpd.logrotate: redirect stderr to /dev/null as well to prevent
defunct processes (presumably due to full unread pipes/buffers)
(closes: #419992).
* debian/control: replace lighttpd dependency on perl with
libterm-readline-perl-perl as Readline.pm is needed for lighty-enable-mod
(closes: #435077).
* debian/control:
+ Add myself to uploaders (closes: #401575).
+ Drop Recommands on php5-cgi, there is absolutely no reason to have it,
or we would have to recommend ruby, python, lua, perl, .... and every
$language on earth to be fair. (closes: #435587).
* debian/conf-available/10-webdav.conf: add default configuration for webdav.
(closes: #406641).
* debian/conf-enabled: remove directory, it is already installed through
lighttpd.dirs.
* lighttpd.postinst, lighttpd.postrm, init.d: be sure there is a
/var/run/lighttpd owned by www-data:www-data, helpful to store locks and
things like that.
-- Pierre Habouzit <email address hidden> Fri, 03 Aug 2007 10:06:15 +0200
Would you please check and make sure that the init does not make the assumption that the /var/run dir it uses already exists. Since /var/run is a tempfs in Ubuntu (it's not normally in Debian) this is a common issue that we may as well deal with as part of the merge.