bluez 4.99-2ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

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bluez (4.99-2ubuntu1) quantal; urgency=low

  [ Iain Lane ]

  * Merge with Debian unstable, remaining changes:
    - Upstart support:
      o Add debian/bluez.bluetooth.upstart and drop
        debian/bluez.bluetooth.default.
      o debian/rules: Drop -DEB_UPDATE_RCD_PARAMS
      o Disable 07-fix-639356.patch and don't install 97-bluetooth.rules (in
        debian/bluez.install) and debian/bluez-udev (in debian/rules), we
        don't want to use the udev rules to start bluez. The upstart job does
        that already.
    - debian/bluez-alsa.install: Install ALSA bluetooth configuration into the
      right place for ALSA 1.0.25.
    - Add debian/source_bluez.py Apport package hook. Install in
      debian/bluez.install.
    - debian/control: Build against libnl3-dev, not libnl-dev.
    - debian/patches/socket_audio.patch: re-enable the socket API for the
      bluetooth audio manager. This reverts an upstream change that switches to
      the MediaEndpoint DBus API by default, but it looks like PulseAudio isn't
      quite ready to use that yet.
    - Add sbc_mmx.patch: Fix building with gcc 4.7.
    - debian/patches/10-unregister_interface_on_exit.patch: unregister the SAP
      interface on exit.
    - debian/patches/11-explicitly_close.patch: make sure the io channel for
      HFP is properly closed on exit.
    - debian/patches/enable_audio_profiles.patch: properly enable the Source
      profile, its state is checked twice, once in audio/a2dp.c again which was
      not taken into account in the previous upload.
    - Drop debian/bluez.preinst and debian/bluez-alsa.preinst: Obsolete
      conffile migrations, 10.04 LTS has a much newer version.
    - Transition the BLUETOOTH_ENABLED variable to an Upstart override
      variable if it's been changed.
  * debian/control: Continue depending on module-init-tools instead of kmod
    (reverts Debian change), as we do not have the latter yet.
  * debian/patches/python3.diff: Some additional changes

  [ Steve Langasek ]

  * Switch to python3.
 -- Iain Lane <email address hidden>   Tue, 01 May 2012 15:42:57 +0100