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12. By Martin Meredith on 2007-11-17

* New upstream release
* Updated to use /etc/alternatives (Closes: #414413)

11. By Nico Golde <email address hidden> on 2007-09-06

* Non-maintainer upload by testing security team.
* Fixed integer signedness error in SET_VALUE function in
  rarvm.cpp (CVE-2007-3726) (Closes: #437703).

10. By Martin Meredith on 2007-02-12

New upstream release (Closes: #410580)

9. By Martin Meredith on 2007-02-12

New upstream release (Closes: Malone #84657)

8. By Martin Meredith on 2007-01-17

* New upstream release (Closes: #328166, #352089)
* Updated Compat level and debhelper B-D
* Updated Standards Version
* Added Stuff for amd64 auto-build (Closes: #335824)
* Updated download location in copyright

7. By Martin Meredith on 2006-11-07

Fix Maintainer Field to currect maintainer (1:3.5.4-1 was not synced from debian)

6. By Martin Meredith on 2006-11-01

New upstream release

5. By Christoph Berg on 2006-01-05

* Non-maintainer upload.
* New upstream release.
  + Builds fine on amd64 (Closes: #288751, #335824).
  + The last upload was pre-sarge and not yet rebuilt for the libstdc++
    transition (Closes: #341753).
* Bump Standards-Version.

4. By Jeroen van Wolffelaar on 2005-05-22

* Non-Maintainer Upload
* New upstream (Closes: #302986)
  + License no longer prohibits packaging changes (Closes: #308272)
  + Dropped security patch, as it has been incorporated upstream
* Make if very clear in copyright that you can't use the source code for
  recreating rar compression algorithm
* Renamed binary package to 'unrar' to replace the still-in-development free
  'equivalent', add epoch to cope with version increase too
  (Closes: #265045)

3. By Chris Anderson <email address hidden> on 2004-12-01

* New upstream release
* Applied Ulf Harnhammar's patch to solve overflows when $HOME was too
  large (closes: #280263).