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11. By Mark Purcell on 2008-10-10

[ Patrick Matthäi ]
* Bumped Standards-Version to 3.8.0.
* Add description for compilation_fixes_backport.dpatch. This fixes an
  lintian warning.
* Added missing copyright notice.
  Thanks lintian.

[ Mark Purcell ]
* dpatch openmcu.1 - lintian:hypen-used-as-minus-sign
* Homepage: included in debian/control
  - openmcu - docs refer to old website (Closes: #383632)

10. By Luca Falavigna on 2008-09-01

Rebuild against new pwlib-titan.

9. By Steve Langasek on 2008-02-07

No-change rebuild against libldap-2.4-2.

8. By Kilian Krause on 2007-10-14

* New upstream release. Still needs at least Titan release. Bump build-deps
  accordingly. (Closes: #379086)
* Install mpl-1.0.htm into docs.
* Install manpage openmcu.1 correctly.
* Fix get-orig-source target.
* Ditch pre-sarge build-dep on g++.
* Cleanup debian/rules
* copyright, control: Update URLs and current maintainer reference.
* Add debian/watch.
* Don't ignore make clean errors.
* Don't set DH_COMPAT, rather use debian/compat
* Change gnomemeeting into ekiga for Recommends (Closes: #442186)
* Add Homepage field as added in dpkg-dev 1.14.6.
* Backport compilation fixes from CVS HEAD

7. By Michael Bienia on 2007-06-16

Rebuild for libsasl2-2.

6. By Kilian Krause on 2006-04-16

Don't use PWD, but CURDIR as sudo no longer provides PWD (Closes:#362705)

5. By StefanPotyra on 2006-02-09

Rebuild for unmet dependency libopenh323.

4. By Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo on 2005-09-04

* Rebuilt with new openh323 and pwlib dependencies to complete C++ ABI
  transition (Closes: #326586)
* Bumped Standards-Version to 3.6.2. No changes needed.

3. By Kilian Krause on 2005-03-08

* fix compilation with gcc-4.0 on amd64. (Closes:#296995)
* Bumped to Mimas_rc2 codebase.

2. By Santiago Garcia Mantinan on 2003-09-04

Picked up cvs version as upstream hasn't released a new version
for a long time. This way we get latest fixes, among them the ones
needed to compile against the new libs.