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12. By Scott James Remnant (Canonical) on 2006-10-12

Use libkrb5-dev instead of heimdal-dev

11. By Scott James Remnant (Canonical) on 2006-09-15

Remove stop script symlinks from rc0 and rc6.

10. By Martin Pitt on 2006-06-29

Merge from debian unstable, resolve minor conflict.

9. By Martin Pitt on 2006-04-24

* SECURITY UPDATE: Remote DoS with crafted realms during DIGEST-MD5
  negotiation.
* Add debian/patches/27_upstream_cvs_digest-md5-crash.diff:
  - plugins/digestmd5.c: Check that the provided realm is valid to avoid
    crash.
  - Patch taken from upstream CVS, fixed upstream in 2.1.21:
    https://bugzilla.andrew.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/src/sasl/
    plugins/digestmd5.c.diff?r1=1.173&r2=1.175&f=u
* CVE-2006-1721

8. By Martin Pitt on 2006-04-10

* Synchronize to Debian (#28137)
* Reapply remaining Ubuntu changes to clean Debian package:
  - debian/patches/13_libdb42_autotools.diff, debian/control: Build against
    db4.3 instead of 4.2.
  - debian/control: Since the libsasl2 package description so clearly states
    that the library is "completely useless" without one of the
    libsasl2-modules packages, upgrade the Recommends on a single package to
    an ORd Depends on the complete list of them. (Ubuntu bug #8046)
    [Adam Conrad]

7. By Adam Conrad on 2006-04-06

Rebuild against the new libmysqlclient15off with correct symbols.

6. By Martin Pitt on 2006-02-02

Build against libmysqlclient15.

5. By Martin Pitt on 2005-11-23

Build against new heimdal >= 0.7.1 to completely get rid of krb4 stuff.

4. By Martin Pitt on 2005-09-05

* debian/patches/09_postgres_header.diff:
  - Correct path to postgresql headers to fix FTBFS. (Ubuntu #14592)

3. By Adam Conrad on 2005-03-23

Since the libsasl2 package description so clearly states that the
library is "completely useless" without one of the libsasl2-modules
packages, upgrade the Recommends on a single package to an ORd
Depends on the complete list of them. (Ubuntu bug #8046)