Hi Mehdi,
Thanks for the response. I would consider this to be a serious bug that
an upgrade is necessary. That is because if users are using NSS
directory backend and upgrade their calendars, the calendars would no
longer be accessible after the upgrade. The only reason why a bug is not
filed is because users who are using NSS directory backend in lenny have
probably not yet upgraded to squeeze :).
I do understand that squeeze is in deep freeze but still feel that this
is a relevant enough problem that the package be unblocked. Also the
postinst script which performs the migration is only called during the
upgrade and is of no use once calendarserver is upgraded from 1.x to 2.x.
Therefore I strongly feel that calendarserver should be unblocked.
Anyway, you being part of the release team, I trust and respect your
decision. But I just wanted to explain why I felt unblocking was
necessary :).
Thanks and Regards,
Rahul.
On Saturday 08 January 2011 04:20 AM, Mehdi Dogguy wrote:
On 01/07/2011 05:18 AM, Rahul Amaram wrote:
Please unblock package calendarserver
The latest version of calendarserver in sid (2.4.dfsg-4) has a
postinst script which facilitates for auto-migration of caldavd data
directories when using NSS directory backend. This is very useful for
users who use NSS directory service backend and would like to have
their old calendars available after the upgrade as it will seamlessly
migrate their calendars.
While I agree that this is an improvement, it still seems like a new
feature in the package and I don't feel comfortable with unblocking it.
I'd prefer to keep the current package in Squeeze as is, if no RC bugs
are reported against it.
Regards,
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