Le 12-04-11 18:07, Fabian Rodriguez a écrit :
Le 12-04-11 05:03 PM, Martin Rabl a écrit :
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P.S.: will there be a package for Ubuntu 10.04 LTS in future?
Maybe someone can fund Jeroen's work in Debian?:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=584073
I'd love to see proper packaging for Debian+derivatives, but it's not
going to happen anytime soon, specially the way SOGo relies on
unsupported, manually-installed packages both in ZEG and the regular
releases. This prevents any type of vendor-provided (ie. Canonical,etc.)
commercial support and ties your production systems to Inverse's support
which I was told would change its model but hasn't in a while.
Actually, all the packages which are being provided with this release
are actually Jelmer Vernooij's work in Debian sid (including: heimdal,
tdb, talloc, ldb, samba4), backported by me to Squeeze and simply ported
to Oneiric. The openchange package is also his debian subdir for his
openchange package in SID but with our "sogo branch", which is basically
a more stable version of OpenChange trunk at this time.
SOPE and SOGo, of course, have not been integrated yet, but besides a
few patches, it's basically up to Jeroen to start uploading his work.
And of course, Inverse provides commercial support for all of this. And
of course, someone could also fund our time to apply the remaining
patches needed to help Jeroen package reach a more perfect state.
Wolfgang
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