New changelog entries:
* [8700b5e] Revert "Run vmtoolsd with Nice=-20"
After discussing this issue with upstream we came to the conclusion that
reverting this is the best option as it is possible to start programs
trough vmtoolsd and they would also run with a nice level of -20.
Upstream will fix this issue in a sane way.
* [8a3a303] Add appinfo plugin.
Thanks to Oliver Kurth (Closes: #954958)
New changelog entries:
* [eab2f1a] Add vmtoolsd.service alias.
Debian's open-vm-tools.service is rather unsuaul and based on the
history of the package, so ship an alias.
* [b2977cd] Rectify a log spew in vmsvc logging.
Upstream commit 4ee0bd3c8ead89541ab7d196fb54e940e397420d
When a LSI Logic Parallel SCSI controller sits in PCI bus 0
(SCSI controller 0), the Linux disk device enumeration does not provide
a "label" file with the controller name. This results in messages like
"GuestInfoGetDiskDevice: Missing disk device name; VMDK mapping
unavailable for "/var/log", fsName: "/dev/sda2" repeatedly appearing
in the vmsvc logging. The patch converts what previously was a warning
message to a debug message and thus avoids the log spew.
Thanks to Oliver Kurth (Closes: #950888)
New changelog entries:
* [e302fbf] Depend on lsb-release instead of recommending it.
* [7731b26] Update upstream source from tag 'upstream/11.0.5'
Update to upstream version '11.0.5'
with Debian dir 7744f94a9026a7a3178032ef206d5d5798206fa5
Closes: #949011
* [68e74c1] snapshot changelog
* [6ce977f] Refreshing patches
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