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71. By Jamie Strandboge

debian/patches/0005-lp1191197.patch: add check for -m rt --rt-type 0
(LP: #1191197)

70. By Jamie Strandboge

* debian/patches/0004-lp1039729.patch: Skip get_netfilter_capabilities()
  with ipv6 if ipv6 is disabled (LP: #1039729)
* debian/watch: use https instead of http

69. By Jamie Strandboge

* debian/patches/0002-lp1044361.patch: move netfilter capabilities checking
  into initcaps(), and call initcaps() only when we need it (LP: #1044361)
* 0003-fix-typeerror-on-error.patch: fix TypeError on error when using zh_CN

68. By Jamie Strandboge

* New upstream release. Fixes the following bugs:
  - also use correct ports for DHCPv6. Thanks to Marco Davids (LP: #1007326)
  - add IPv6 limit support (LP: #951462)
  - add zh_TW translation (LP: #868195)
  - add 'show added' report (LP: #987784)
  - remove ACCEPT_NO_TRACK option since it never worked (LP: #787955)
* debian/(after|before)6.rules.md5sum: adjust for recently missed shipped
  configurations

67. By Jamie Strandboge

* Simplify unload of firewall and play nicely with other firewall tools by
  using ufw-init instead of iptables directly. 'ufw-init stop' by design
  leaves a few empty chains around, but they won't get in the way of
  anything and are gone after the next reboot. Using upstream's ufw-init has
  the important benefit of always cleaning what it needs. (Closes: 672439).
  - debian/ufw.prerm: call '/lib/ufw/ufw-init stop' on removal
  - debian/ufw.postrm: don't flush the chains on purge

66. By Jamie Strandboge

* New upstream release featuring Python 3 port (LP: #1001657)
* debian/control:
  - clean up Depends and Build-Depends
  - Build-Depends on python3
  - add python-ufw for installing python2 modules
  - add X-Python3-Version: >= 3.2
  - update Vcs-Bzr
* add debian/python-ufw.install
* debian/rules:
  - use --install-layout=deb
  - adjust PYTHON to use python3
  - adjust PYVERS to use py3versions
  - add PYTHON2
  - run tests for both PYTHON and PYTHON2
  - run setup.py with both PYTHON and PYTHON2
  - use dh_python3 for ufw
  - use dh_python2 for python-ufw
* debian/ufw.lintian-overrides
  - remove old unneeded override
  - add postrm-does-not-call-updaterc.d-for-init.d-script since Ubuntu's
    debhelper adds code to postinst that does nothing on Ubuntu, but doesn't
    add the corresponding code to postrm

65. By Jamie Strandboge

* New upstream release (Closes: 663677, Closes: 625681)
* debian/control: update to standards 3.9.3
* convert to source format 3.0 (quilt)
* 0001-optimize-boot.patch: only read in /etc/ufw/ufw.conf when disabled
* debian/rules: adjust to only install the application profiles when not
  Ubuntu
* debian/po/nl.po: add Dutch translation of debconf templates. Thanks to
  Jeroen Schot (Closes: 658495)
* debian/po/da.po: add Danish translation of debconf templates. Thanks to
  Joe Dalton (Closes: 666557)

64. By Jamie Strandboge

* New upstream release
* drop reversion of r752 which is now included upstream
* convert to source format 3.0 (quilt)
* 0001-optimize-boot.patch: only read in /etc/ufw/ufw.conf when disabled

63. By Jamie Strandboge

revert r752 which causes ufw to fail with certain locales (LP: #953372)

62. By Jamie Strandboge

* New upstream release which fixes:
  - LP: #921758
  - LP: #946332
  - LP: #947224
  - LP: #947416
  - LP: #611838
  - LP: #663632
  - LP: #840500
* debian/control: use ufw-0.31-precise for Vcs-Bzr
* debian/po/nl.po: add Dutch translation of debconf templates. Thanks to
  Jeroen Schot (Closes: 658495)

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