Thomas, I didn't realize that. We'd like to get you all the support we can, as long as it mask sense. Let me check with the team. It's definitely important to us to do what we can.
~ Adam On Aug 7, 2010, at 5:43 AM, "Thomas Goirand" <tho...@gplhost.com> wrote: > >> Thomas, >> >> Because of the nature of contemporary cross-browser support, we often >> address version support with fixes that are rolled into updated versions. >> It's really not possible for us to continue version support for each >> subversion independently. >> >> ~ Adam > > Adam, > > What you just said above is truth only for windows platforms, in Debian, > browsers will NOT evolved, and software are fixed with a single version > for the life of the distribution. In the case of Debian, you can > reasonably expect Squeeze to last for something like 3 years. Now, if > you are telling me that you will NOT bring any support if there's an > issue that needs to be fixed, then I'll reverse and remove the > libjs-extjs package from Debian. Please let me know, this is very > important! > > It has been announce yesterday at the Debconf 10 in NYC that Squeeze > has been frozen: no new version of any software can get in now. > > Now, to illustrate what I just wrote above, we got a first issue to > address with version 3.0.3, and I cannot upgrade to 3.2.1, as Squeeze > is frozen. Please visit this URL: > > http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?src=libjs-extjs > > I didn't spot it, but your app is embedding SWFUpload. > > First of all, I have to say that embedding a foreign library that is > with a different license and author is a very bad practice. I would > push you to REMOVE it from future release. But that's not my point > here. I wanted to ask if it was ok if I remove completely the folder > from the Debian package. FYI, I'm talking about what is in > examples/image-organizer/SWFUpload/. As this is in the example folder, > I guess that it is ok to just delete the full folder. I might work on > packaging SWFUpload separately, but that's another story. > > Do you know if there are anything of the same kind in your software? > I really wouldn't like if this happened again. Your example folder > is quite big, and it would be a big task to search for anything > else. As it is right now, if you can't tell me 100% that there is > no other things that were imported, that's ok, but I really got to > know so that I can either remove them or list them in > debian/copyright. > > Best Regards, > > Thomas Goirand > > -- > Thomas Goirand > GPLHost CEO > Phone numbers: +1 302 213 1611 (USA) / +33 177 62 77 34 (France) > +44 8449 108 864 (UK) / +61 28061 7698 (Australia) > Web: http://www.gplhost.com > GPLHost:>_ Open source hosting worldwide > Web spaces featuring GPL control panel and Xen VPS > Locations in Singapore, Sydney, Seattle, Florida, Paris, London, > Barcelona, Israel and Malaysia > > ==[ NOTE ]== > > To enable our company to support you effectively and promptly, please: > 1- If you are our existing customer, please use our support ticket > system as much as possible. > 2- Get in touch with any of us using instant messenger at > http://www.gplhost.com/gplhost-contact.html > 3- Please write to support at gplhost.com and not to any other email > address, so any email request will be managed as a support ticket > by our system. The old info at gplhost.com email is not to be used > anymore. > > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-rc-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
