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cdck package

cdck 0.7.0-4 source package in Ubuntu

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cdck (0.7.0-4) unstable; urgency=low

  * debian/control: fix typo in long description, thanks to Martin Eberhard
    Schauer for the bug report (closes: #575643).
  * "export CONFIG_SHELL=/bin/bash" in debian/rules to avoid problems with
    dash and configure/libtool (closes: #583028).
  * Add more files to debian/clean that are (re-)generated during build.
  * Convert to source format 3.0 (quilt). Remove quilt framework.
    Removed now unused lintian override.
  * Use the autotools_dev debhelper addon in debian/rules; bump build
    dependency on autotools-dev in debian/control.
  * Set Standards-Version to 3.8.4 (no changes).
  * Add trailing blank line to debian/NEWS.
  * debian/copyright: update formatting (DEP5) and years of packaging
    copyright.
  * Update patch headers (DEP3).
 -- Ubuntu Archive Auto-Sync <email address hidden>   Thu,  27 May 2010 09:24:35 +0100

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Uploaded to:
Maverick
Original maintainer:
gregor herrmann
Architectures:
any
Section:
utils
Urgency:
Low Urgency

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cdck_0.7.0-4.debian.tar.gz 150.6 KiB e764416a677c251ee0e1b5bd27cdc4a2fed32408aea8f3724d020006822aefa3
cdck_0.7.0-4.dsc 1.8 KiB b73087383f478a820bc2a48796cc1d1e563aee7cf0ff00c461d5bb347b2a0c38

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cdck: tool for verifying the quality of written CDs/DVDs

 cdck (CD/DVD check tool) is a simple console program to verify CD/DVD
 quality. The known fact is that even if all files on the disc are readable,
 some sectors having bad timing can easily turn into unreadable ones in the
 future.
 .
 To get an idea about a disc cdck reads it sector by sector, keeping all
 reading timings and then tells you its verdict. Optionally it can write the
 timing table into text file usable by gnuplot(1) program, so you can draw
 some graphs out of it.