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libisoburn (1:1.5.6-1ubuntu1) noble; urgency=medium

  * Merge with Debian (LP: #1997898). Remaining changes:
    - Add accidental epoch bump
    - d/rules: Do not build against libjte, jigit can't get into main
      (LP: #1981359, MIR LP: #1978066)

libisoburn (1.5.6-1) unstable; urgency=low

  [ Thomas Schmitt ]
  * Changed Standards-Version to 4.6.2
    No changes needed according to packaging-manuals/upgrading-checklist.txt
  * Removed version demand (>= 1.22) from Build-Depends libjte-dev
  * Added symbol file libisoburn1.symbols.
  * New upstream version 1.5.6
    + Bug fix: False -status failure with
               -boot_image --interval:appended_partition
    + Bug fix: -no_rc prevented pre-scanning of arguments for stdio output and
               others. Introduced by mistake in a62f6af5, 2011.10.18.162119.
    + Bug fix: -not_leaf and -not_paths were not applied to -extract and alike
    + Bug fix: -report_system_area cmd misperceived -part_like_isohybrid with
               -isohybrid-gpt-basdat
    + Bug fix: -report_system_area cmd misperceived combination of isohybrid
               and appended partition in GPT
    + Bug fix: -as mkisofs option -part_like_isohybrid did not cause a MBR
               partition table if the partitions are data files in the ISO
               rather than appended
    + Bug fix: Split file directories (-split_size) were created with wrong
               permissions
    + Bug fix: libisofs did not mark clones of imported files as imported.
               This could cause that original and clone occupy data storage
               in the newly written session. Thanks to Ivan Shmakov.
    + Bug fix: Partition offset was preserved from -indev rather than
               from -outdev
    + Bug fix: libisofs could misrepresent Rock Ridge information if many
               symbolic links or AAIP data were recorded in a directory
    + Bug fix: Data files named /boot.catalog or ./boot.cat could be left out of
               the emerging ISO if the boot catalog was set to be hidden
    + Bug fix: -toc reported wrong track LBA with overwritable media with
               unrecognized content (pseudo-closed)
    + Bug fix: -find test -has_xattr matched "isofs." attributes
               in -xattr mode "any"
    + New API call isoburn_assess_written_features()
    + New API calls isoburn_igopt_set_max_ce_entries(),
      isoburn_igopt_get_max_ce_entries()
    + New flag bit12 with isoburn_read_iso_head():
      Read even if start of multi-session emulation is damaged
    + New -boot_image settings gpt_iso_bootable= and gpt_iso_not_ro=
    + New -as mkisofs options --gpt-iso-bootable and --gpt-iso-not-ro
    + New -as cdrecord option --obs_pad.
      Automatic no_emul_toc with -as cdrecord.
    + New parameters "obs_pad" and "bdr_obs_exempt" for -dvd_obs
    + New -as cdrecord option --bdr_obs_exempt
    + New command -assess_indev_features
    + New -find test -size
    + New -compliance rules max_ce_entries=, max_ce_drop=
    + Allowed lseekable device files with -cut_out.
      Proof-of-concept by Ivan Shmakov on bugs.debian.org. (Closes: #1010098)

 -- Nathan Pratta Teodosio <email address hidden>  Thu, 24 Nov 2022 15:03:39 -0300

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Sponsored by:
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libisoburn-dev: development package for libisoburn

 libisoburn is a frontend for the libraries libburn and libisofs. It handles
 the creation, loading, manipulation and burning of ISO-9660 filesystem images.
 This library provides a low-level API, called libisoburn API, which
 enhances and partly encapsulates the API of libburn and libisofs. Further
 there is a higher level API, called xorriso API, which completely encapsulates
 the API of libburn, libisofs, and libisoburn. It implements all parts of
 xorriso except the small initialization module xorriso/xorriso_main.c .
 .
 This package contains the headers, pkgconfig data, and static library for
 libisoburn.

libisoburn-doc: documentation package for libisoburn

 libisoburn is a frontend for the libraries libburn and libisofs. It handles
 the creation, loading, manipulation and burning of ISO-9660 filesystem images.
 This library provides a low-level API, called libisoburn API, which
 enhances and partly encapsulates the API of libburn and libisofs. Further
 there is a higher level API, called xorriso API, which completely encapsulates
 the API of libburn, libisofs, and libisoburn. It implements all parts of
 xorriso except the small initialization module xorriso/xorriso_main.c .
 .
 This package contains the documentation for libisoburn.

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xorriso: command line ISO-9660 and Rock Ridge manipulation tool

 xorriso is a command line and dialog application, which creates, loads,
 manipulates, and writes ISO-9660 file system images with Rock Ridge
 extensions.
 .
 It maps file objects from POSIX compliant file systems into Rock Ridge
 enhanced ISO-9660 file systems and features session-wise manipulation
 of such file systems. It can load the management information of existing
 ISO images and write the resulting session to optical medium or as
 file system objects.
 .
 Supported optical media types:
  - CD-R, CD-RW
  - DVD-R, DVD-R DL, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+R DL, DVD+RW, DVD-RAM
  - BD-R, BD-RE
 .
 Some interesting features:
  - Emulation of the mkisofs and cdrecord programs.
  - Data backup and restore capabilities - compression, ACLs, and filters.
  - Isohybrid MBR with partition offset - features booting ISOLINUX from
    USB sticks, or from other devices that appear to PC-BIOS as hard disks.
    The images carry a conventional partition table for a USB stick;
    the first partition reports the size of the ISO image, but starts at a
    non-zero address. It is nevertheless still mountable.
  - Jigdo Template Export - jigdo representation of the resulting ISO-9660
    image, generated on the fly.
 .
 Test suite:
  xorriso source code comes with a release engineering test-suite called
  `releng', which aims to cover most of the functionality of the xorriso
  and the underlying libraries of libburn, libisofs, and libisoburn.

xorriso-dbgsym: debug symbols for xorriso
xorriso-dd-target: Device evaluator and disk image copier for GNU/Linux

 xorriso-dd-target is a command-line tool to evaluate block devices
 of the Linux kernel whether they are suitable targets for a disk image
 file and to optionally copy the image file to one of them.
 It is specialized on the device names of the Linux kernel and uses the
 capabilities of util-linux program lsblk. Therefore it refuses to run
 on non-Linux kernels.
 .
 The main purpose of xorriso-dd-target is to inspect the device files of
 disk-like storage media and to judge whether they look like removable
 devices with disposable content.
 If a single plausible candidate is detected, then the program is
 willing to copy a disk image file onto it. This will overwrite or make
 inaccessible the previous partition table and all previous data content
 of the target device.

xorriso-tcltk: educational GUI frontend for ISO-9660 manipulation tool xorriso

 xorriso is a command line and dialog application, which creates, loads,
 manipulates, and writes ISO-9660 file system images with Rock Ridge
 extensions.
 .
 xorriso-tcltk offers the most important features in a single GUI window
 together with help texts and references to xorriso's man page.
 The xorriso commands which get triggered by GUI components are shown in a
 scrollable text field or optionally may get logged to a file.
 Click on any GUI component by the rightmost mouse button to see the
 component's help text.