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11. By Scott Kitterman on 2008-12-15

No change rebuild to fix FTBFS on amd64 and lpia (LP: #308350)

10. By Manoj on 2008-09-13

AArgh. Really fix important bug #498539. While setools did depend on
libsetools-tcl, we did not include the paths in that package for
addition to the load-path. And for some reason, on my test machine,
all the paths are apparently in the load path.

9. By Manoj on 2008-06-05

* Update to the new policy version (mostly changes for
  DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS change in policy)
* Bug fix: "setools: adjust build-dependency (gcj not built on alpha,
  arm, hppa and hurd-i386)", thanks to Matthias Klose. Also adjust the
  build process to try and not use javac when it is not available.
                                                      (Closes: #477904).
* Bug fix: "setools: runs configure multiple times", thanks to Bernhard
  R. Link. Move to the new make -j friendly targets in ./debian/rules.
                                                      (Closes: #477950).

8. By Arthur Loiret on 2008-05-30

* Non-maintainer upload.
* debian/control: Don't Build-Depends on java-gcj-compat on alpha arm hppa
  hurd-i386. Closes: #477904

7. By Manoj on 2008-04-16

* Add automake as a build dependency. We need to add automake as a
  buuild dependency, since we use autoreconf, which tries to run aclocal
  and automake. We used to just depend on autoconf, which just
  recommends automake -- which was therefore never pulled in on the
  build daemons. This is a gotcha unless your build environment does not
  install recommends by default.
* Bug fix: "setools: missing command name in
  /etc/logwatch/scripts/services/seaudit-report-service", thanks to
  Patrice DUROUX. (Closes: Bug#475968)

6. By Scott Kitterman on 2008-04-03

* Unfork package and rebase on Debian (LP: #204428). Ubuntu changes:
  - Change maintainer to MOTU
  - Add transitional packages for libsetools and libsetools-dev and
    conflicts/replaces/provides for libapol4, libseaudit4, libsefs4, and
    python-setools to support smooth upgrade from earlier Ubuntu Hardy
    packages

5. By JasonTang on 2008-03-07

[ J. Tang ]
* Merged SETools 3.3.4 release (LP: #198391).

[ Joseph Jackson IV ]
* debian/control
  - Changed from java2-compiler to java2-sdk in build depends
  - Update Debian Maintainer field
* debian/rules
  - Set JAVA_HOME environment variable for icedtea
  - Set the --with-java-prefix configure flag

4. By Manoj on 2006-11-06

Bug fix: "symlink error on /usr/share/setools/seaudit-report.conf",
thanks to Kevin Mark (Closes: #396495).

3. By Manoj on 2005-03-13

* New upstream release
    * libsefs:
      Converted to use an on-disk SQLite database backend and
        re-designed API to provide the functionality to other
        applications, such as apol.
    * libapol:
      Added support for analyzing direct file relabels.
      Added support for analyzing relationship between two types.
      Integrated use of hashtable structures for easily analyzing
        differences between policies.
      Minor bug fixes.
    * libseuser:
      Minor bug fixes.
    * apol:
      New analysis module for performing direct file relabel
        analysis.
      New analysis module for analyzing the relationship be-
        tween two types.
      New interface added for viewing file contexts from an
        SELinux filesystem.
      Improvements to domain transition analysis interface.
      Minor bug fixes and GUI tweaks.
    * secmds:
      Updated indexcon/searchcon to use an on-disk SQLite database
        in order to decrease memory use. These changes are not
        backwards-compatible.
    * seaudit:
      Integrated reporting functionality into GUI.
      Minor GUI tweaks.
    * sediff:
      New gtk GUI and command-line tools for analyzing the semantic
        differences between two policies. The semantic difference
        of a policy is different from the syntactic difference in
        that it shows the cumulative effect of rules rather than
        doing a line-by-line comparison.

2. By Russell Coker <email address hidden> on 2004-06-03

New upstream.