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43. By Christian Perrier on 2015-07-25

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42. By Christian Perrier on 2015-06-20

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41. By Christian Perrier on 2015-03-08

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40. By Christian Perrier on 2014-10-11

[ Ian Campbell ]
Accept "---" as user-params separator in addition to "--" (Closes: #762007)

39. By Christian Perrier on 2014-09-10

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Danish (da.po) by Joe Hansen

38. By Christian Perrier on 2014-05-22

[ Steven Chamberlain ]
Fix procfs mounting on GNU/kFreeBSD: it's called linprocfs, rather
than procfs (Closes: #696901).

37. By Colin Watson on 2014-02-25

[ Wouter Verhelst ]
* resolv.c: move here from partman-nbd, and install into di-utils.

[ Colin Watson ]
* Revert change in 1.103 to install no-op SIGCHLD handler even outside the
  --pass-stdout case, since if a process daemonises without closing its
  standard file descriptors and then tries to write to them it will
  receive SIGPIPE, and that breaks speech synthesis in d-i (see #739989).

36. By Colin Watson on 2014-02-12

Use debian-installer/allow_unauthenticated_ssl to imply wget
--no-check-certificate, rather than overloading
debian-installer/allow_unauthenticated.

35. By Colin Watson on 2014-02-10

Add HTTPS support to fetch-url, which will only work if d-i has been
built with GNU wget; debian-installer/allow_unauthenticated is
overloaded to imply the --no-check-certificate option (LP: #833994).

34. By Colin Watson on 2014-02-07

* fetch-url-methods/http: Cope with the slightly different no-such-file
  output produced by GNU wget, and with it needing to be invoked using
  --no-verbose rather than -q (LP: #1172101).
* Merge from Ubuntu:
  - log-output: Always install a no-op SIGCHLD handler, in case the
    subsidiary process starts a daemon which does not fully disconnect its
    standard file descriptors (LP: #1021293). See also the changelog for
    1.46.