kerneloops 0.12+git20140509-6ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

kerneloops (0.12+git20140509-6ubuntu1) artful; urgency=low

  * Merge from Debian testing. Remaining changes:
    - d/p/l10n_da.patch
      - Additional Danish translation
    - d/p/ubuntu-kernoops-user.patch
      - Set kerneloops user in dbus config file.
    - d/p/ubuntu-change-syslog-location.patch
      - Change log file: /var/log/messages -> kern.log
    - d/p/ubuntu-ignore-newline.patch
      - Strip trailing newlines when reading the config file.
    - d/p/ubuntu-add-submit-pipe.patch
      - Add config option to specify submission helper which gets the
        report piped into stdin (default to apport).
      - Separate code to submit to kernelopps.org into its own helper
        binary (submit-kerneloops).
      - Do not scan the log file (only look at dmesg).
      - Do not report traces generated by WARN_ON statements.
    - d/p/ubuntu-adapt-dmesg.patch
      - Ignoring two additional WARNINGS of EDAC
    - d/p/ubuntu-handle-allocs-and-memleak.patch
      - Handle allocation failures more gracefully.
      - Fix mem-leak in kerneloops-submit
    - d/p/ubuntu-set-poll-to-60-seconds.patch
      - Lower scan frequency from 10s to 60s.
    - d/kerneloops.install:
      - Also install kerneloops-submit and apport hook
    - d/kerneloops.default:
      - Additional config file to enable/disable kerneloops
    - d/kerneloops.init:
      - Pre-set kerneloops to be enabled (if no config file is present).
      - Add --chuid kernoops:adm for starting the daemon.
    - d/kerneloops.service:
      - Add User=kernoops and Group=adm
    - d/kerneloops.{postinst,postrm}
      - Additional maintainer scripts to add/remove kernoops user.
    - Dropped making kerneloops a transitional package which depends on
      kerneloops-applet and adding a kerneloops-daemon which provides the
      daemon. Now kerneloops directly provides the daemon and to get the
      applet one has to install kerneloops-applet directly. This is now
      as Debian has been for a while.

 -- Stefan Bader <email address hidden>  Mon, 22 May 2017 14:15:04 +0200