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20. By Evan Broder on 2009-11-13

* Backport fix for Debian #553542 to Jaunty: (LP: #463429)
  - In the postinst of openafs-modules-dkms, if the openafs module
    is already added in DKMS, try to remove it first before adding
    it. This should more correctly handle the case of a user
    installing this package without the correct kernel headers,
    having it fail in postinst, and then installing the correct
    headers and having dpkg attempt to configure the package again.
    Thanks, Philipp Kaluza. (Closes: #553542)

19. By Anders Kaseorg on 2009-05-01

Make openafs-modules-dkms depend on dkms. (LP: #368471)

18. By Anders Kaseorg on 2009-04-20

Fix the version number in the path to the DKMS tree. (LP: #288743)

17. By Mario Limonciello on 2009-04-20

[ Anders Kaserog ]
Reenable DKMS support, which was commented out of 1.4.8.dfsg1-1.
(LP: #288743)

16. By Anders Kaseorg on 2009-04-07

* New upstream release.
  - OPENAFS-SA-2009-001: Avoid a potential kernel memory overrun if more
    items than requested are returned from an InlineBulk or BulkStatus
    message. (CVE-2009-1251) (LP: #356861)
  - OPENAFS-SA-2009-002: Avoid converting negative errors into invalid
    kernel memory pointers. (CVE-2009-1250) (LP: #356861)

15. By Russ Allbery on 2009-03-27

* Apply upstream CVS deltas:
  - STABLE14-cbr-free-what-you-alloc-20090325: dequeue items in the same
    way they were allocated.
  - STABLE14-shutdown-vcache-avoid-null-deref-20090324: avoid oops on
    shutdown. (LP: #333197)
  - STABLE14-uphys-invalidate-returns-void-20081130: fix apparent Ubik
    synchronization errors due to incorrect use of a void return value.
* Update package sections for the new archive organization.

14. By Russ Allbery on 2009-02-18

* Make openafs-modules-source architecture-specific (arch: any instead
  of arch: all). The new method for generating the kernel source tree
  only generates correct build machinery for the architecture on which
  it was built, making the package architecture-specific. The generated
  tree is so much smaller that this still only uses about 1MB of archive
  space more than the old method and makes each openafs-modules-source
  package much smaller. This is a workaround until we can fix
  libafs_tree to include enough build machinery to handle all Linux
  architectures from one source tree. (Closes: #516023)
* Explicitly remove *-stamp files in the clean target of the module
  build until the module build is upgraded to debhelper 7.

13. By Russ Allbery on 2008-09-22

* Apply upstream patch to free /proc entries in the correct order.
  Thanks, Marc Dionne. (Closes: #493914)
* Apply upstream deltas to support 2.6.27 kernels and to stop using
  COMMON_KERN_CFLAGS for all 2.6 kernels uniformly, which fixes
  problems on amd64 with newer kernels. Thanks, Björn Torkelsson.
  (LP: #267504)
* Translation updates:
  - Swedish, thanks Martin Bagge. (Closes: #493120)

12. By Russ Allbery on 2006-12-17

* Update documentation to note that enabling v4 support or running
  krb524d is no longer required for aklog to work.
* Translation updates:
  - German, thanks Henrik Kroeger. (Closes: #400800)

11. By Russ Allbery on 2006-11-20

* No longer pass explicit cache tuning options to afsd and instead let
  OpenAFS automatically choose tuning based on the cache size.
* Accept trailing whitespace in ThisCell.
* Fix path canonicalization on the server, enabling bos getlog with a
  simple log name to work properly against a Debian bosserver.
* Change the documentation of afsd -shutdown to be less dire and more
  accurate. Thanks, Daniel J. Priem. (Closes: #394990)
* Document (at least partially) AFS's mapping of Kerberos v5 principal
  names to Kerberos v4 format in the aklog man page. Thanks, Daniel
  J. Priem. (Closes: #394832)
* Document that aklog -setpag may not always work.