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16. By Martin Pitt on 2008-08-11

* Drop build dependency "par2". It is in universe.
* configure.pl: Do not test for par2 being available at build time.

15. By James Westby on 2008-06-30

* Merge from debian unstable (LP: #180352), remaining changes:
  - We like apache 2 more, so move it first to the alternatives list.
    - http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=488656
  - Munge Maintainer field as per spec.
  - Don't move /var/lib/backuppc/conf/* (and then delete) to /etc/backuppc
    in rules, upstream is shipping the config files in /etc/backuppc
    themselves.
    - http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=488659
* Move rsync and libfile-rsyncp-perl to Recommends, as they will now
  be installed, but not forced.
* Move away from "multiuser" for update-rc.d.
  - Use "start 20 2 3 4 5 . stop 20 1 ." as arguments to update-rc.d via
    dh_installinit.
  - Change "Default-Stop: 0 1 6" to "Default-Stop: 1" in
    debian/backuppc.init.
  - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Teardown
  - Remove stop script symlinks from rc0 and rc6.
  - http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=488660

14. By Reinhard Tartler on 2007-10-24

* Merge from Debian unstable
* Remaining Ubuntu changes:
  - Use LSB functions in the init script, and make /var/run/backuppc if
    needed.
  - Remove dependancy on wwwconfig-common.
  - We like apache 2 more, so move it first to the alternatives list.
  - Bump libfile-rsyncp-perl and rsync from Suggests to Depends.
  - Remove stop script symlinks from rc0 and rc6.
  - Don't chown /var/run/backuppc in the postinst.
  - Don't move /var/lib/backuppc/conf/* (and then delete) to /etc/backuppc
    in rules, upstream is shipping the config files in /etc/backuppc
    themselves.
  - Unfuzzify debian/config.pl.diff.
  - Munge Maintainer field as per spec.
  - Add .conf to the symlink removal code in prerm. (LP: #84487)

13. By Karl Goetz <email address hidden> on 2007-08-27

Add .conf to the symlink removal code in prerm. (LP: #84487)

12. By Steve Kowalik on 2007-05-25

* Merge from Debian unstable
* Remaining Ubuntu changes:
  - Use LSB functions in the init script, and make /var/run/backuppc if
    needed.
  - Remove dependancy on wwwconfig-common.
  - We like apache 2 more, so move it first to the alternatives list.
  - Bump libfile-rsyncp-perl and rsync from Suggests to Depends.
  - Remove stop script symlinks from rc0 and rc6.
  - Don't chown /var/run/backuppc in the postinst.
  - Don't move /var/lib/backuppc/conf/* (and then delete) to /etc/backuppc
    in rules, upstream is shipping the config files in /etc/backuppc
    themselves.
  - Unfuzzify debian/config.pl.diff.
  - Munge Maintainer field as per spec.

11. By Steve Kowalik on 2007-05-10

* Merge from Debian unstable.
* Remaining Ubuntu changes:
  - Use LSB functions in the init script, and make /var/run/backuppc if
    needed.
  - Remove dependancy on wwwconfig-common.
  - We like apache 2 more, so move it first to the alternatives list.
  - Bump libfile-rsyncp-perl and rsync from Suggests to Depends.
  - Remove stop script symlinks from rc0 and rc6.
* Ubuntu changes dropped:
  - Don't use wwwconfig-common in post{inst,rm}.
* Don't chown /var/run/backuppc in the postinst.
* Don't move /var/lib/backuppc/conf/* (and then delete) to /etc/backuppc
  in rules, upstream is shipping the config files in /etc/backuppc
  themselves.
* Unfuzzify debian/config.pl.diff.
* Munge Maintainer field as per spec.

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

Remove stop script symlinks from rc0 and rc6.

9. By Martin Pitt on 2006-07-12

debian/control, debian/postinst: Get rid of wwwconfig-common.

8. By Martin Pitt on 2006-06-30

Merge from debian unstable.

7. By Martin Pitt on 2006-04-27

Bump libfile-rsyncp-perl and rsync from Suggests: to Depends: to make the
package work out of the box in a nice way. Thanks to Christian Bjälevik
<email address hidden> for the suggestion.