dbus 1.2.14-2ubuntu3 source package in Ubuntu

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dbus (1.2.14-2ubuntu3) karmic; urgency=low

  This patch set removes reply timeout limitations from the D-Bus bindings
  and the Bus Daemon.  It makes it possible to have very long timeouts
  (greater than the 6 hours previously clamped in the bindings for
   peer-to-peer connections, and greater than the 5 minutes previously
   clamped in the bus daemon) and infinite timeouts (pass INT_MAX as the
  timeout value).

  * debian/patches/50-timeout-01_null-for-pending-call.patch: Don't assume
    that a pending call has a timeout.
  * debian/patches/50-timeout-02_indefinite-pending-call.patch: When a
    pending call has no timeout, block forever.
  * debian/patches/50-timeout-03_create-indefinite-pending-call.patch: Allow
    creation of a timeoutless pending call by using INT_MAX as the timeout.
  * debian/patches/50-timeout-04_pending-call-documentation.patch: Fix
    documentation now that INT_MAX will not be clamped.
  * debian/patches/50-timeout-05_rework-timeout-math.patch: Rework the
    timeout math so it cannot overflow with long timeouts.
  * debian/patches/50-timeout-06_remove-clamp.patch: Now that the timeout
    math cannot overflow, remove the six hour clamp.
  * debian/patches/50-timeout-07_bus-expire-always.patch: Always expire
    items with no time fields.
  * debian/patches/50-timeout-08_bus-expire-negative.patch: Don't check
    for expiry for negative timeouts.
  * debian/patches/50-timeout-09_bus-expire-never.patch: Change the default
    reply timeout expiry from 5 minutes to never.
  * debian/patches/50-timeout-10_session-bus-config.patch: Remove the limit
    from the session bus config (which was always intended to increase the
    default, which is now never).

 -- Scott James Remnant <email address hidden>   Mon, 11 May 2009 12:47:07 +0100