Dear all,

here is what I used for Denian buster to build packages:

apt-get build-dep openafs [as root]

as user, do not do this on server (tests may fail):

mkdir afssrc
cd afssrc
apt-get source openafs
cd openafs-1.8.2
quilt push -a
quilt new fix-rx-overflow.patch
quilt add src/rx/rx.c
vi src/rx/rx.c
[manually apply changes from gerrit]
quilt refresh
quilt header -e
[Meaningful text describing patch in editor, include refference to gerrit pages]
quilt pop -a
vi debian/changelog
[Insert a new version section at the top for 1.8.2-2, copy and edit from 1.8.2-1]
fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage

Best,

Christian

On 15.01.2021 12:04, Valtteri Vuorikoski wrote:
Jakob Haufe <su...@sur5r.net> writes:

On Fri, 15 Jan 2021 10:17:54 +0000

No, but 1.8.6-5 (containing the necessary patches) hit unstable
yesterday. As it's been uploaded with urgency "emergency", it should
migrate to bullseye today.

You could either compile it for buster manually or apply the patches to
1.8.2-1 from buster if you want to stay with 1.8.2.
Installing the sid/unstable package on bullseye/testing also works fine
if you're in a hurry. buster might be a stretch.

Rolled PPA updates to Ubuntu systems here and everything back in
business now.

  -Valtteri
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