Should be fixed in 10.0.42.34
** Changed in: adobe-flashplugin (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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adobe-flashplugin unnecessarily depends on -dev packages
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/407685
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This has been remedied on Karmic and will be fixed on all previous
versions as soon as another upstream version is released. wget may very
well be a holdover, but Adobe asked us to put it there. Apparently some
download functionality flash uses utilizes wget, according to them.
(could be wrong, a
On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 00:54:30 -
Brian Thomason wrote:
> Well hrrmm. I'll ask Adobe why they wanted the dev packages pulled in
> then and we'll remove these in the next release if here isn't a very
> valid case. Thanks for the followup!
to get a better understanding of what is going on (bein
Well hrrmm. I'll ask Adobe why they wanted the dev packages pulled in
then and we'll remove these in the next release if here isn't a very
valid case. Thanks for the followup!
-Brian
** Changed in: adobe-flashplugin (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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adobe-flashplugin unnecessarily d
On Sat, 01 Aug 2009 17:19:21 -
Brian Thomason wrote:
> Unfortunately, it does a dlopen on the .so files
/usr/lib/lib{nspr4,nss3}.so?
> which are obviously symlinks found in the dev packages.
$ file /usr/lib/lib{nspr4,nss3}.so
/usr/lib/libnspr4.so: symbolic link to `libnspr4.so.0d'
/usr/lib
In rare cases, the Flash plugin does a dlopen on these libraries.
Unfortunately, it does a dlopen on the .so files, which are obviously
symlinks found in the dev packages. These were indeed added in the last
release.
Given the rarity of this, I will probably change them to Recommends or
Suggests
