postgis 1.1.2-1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

postgis (1.1.2-1) unstable; urgency=low

  - Fabio Tranchitella <email address hidden>
    * New upstream release. (Closes: #314854)
    * Renamed packages to follow the actual naming conventions. 
      (Closes: #312675)
    * Re-packaging, let's try to have postgis in etch. (Closes: #309528, #310094)
    * Fixed several FTBFS and uninstallable bugs.
      (Closes: #316519, #335631, #363946, #323120)
    * Fixed libpostgis-java package FTBFS. (Closes: #308848)
    * Move to the new postgresql infrastructure. (Closes: #321913, #312676)
    * Team maintainership, added myself as uploader.

  - Stephen Frost <email address hidden>
    * Added myself as uploader
    * Removed Alex from uploaders (for now at least)
    * Cleaned up doc/html/postgis.html handling
    * Renamed postgis-common -> postgis
    * Made postgis package Arch: any
    * Moved PostGIS binaries into base postgis package
    * Changed postgis package to only suggest server packages (could very
      reasonably be installed on a non-server machine for the PostGIS
      binaries)
    * Dropped extra extraneous linking (previously the server module and
      the binaries were linking to everything the Postgres server linked
      to, unnecessary and potentially dangerous)
    * Dropped support for 7.4, after discussion with Martin Pitt and others
      it's clear that there isn't any need for a 7.4 version of PostGIS in
      etch.
    * New upstream release Closes: #311732

postgis (1.1.0-7) unstable; urgency=low

  * postgresql-postgis-common should depend on postgresql-common | postgresql, 
    not the other way.
  

postgis (1.1.0-6) unstable; urgency=low

  * Closes: #312675
    postgresql-postgis-utils is the only utils package, replacing the 
    previous postgresql-pg_version-postgis-utils. a further elimination 
    of older method reminiscence.
  

postgis (1.1.0-5) unstable; urgency=low

  * Closes: #312675
    postgresql-postgis-utils is the only utils package, replacing the 
    previous postgresql-pg_version-postgis-utils.
  * Closes: 335631
    Depends on libgeos which passed c2 ABI transition.
  * Uses /usr/share/postgresql-common/supported-versions to dynamically
    detect postgresql supported versions. thanks martin.
  

postgis (1.1.0-4) unstable; urgency=low

  * made invariable control file to match standards. the control file 
    may be made automatically by calling 'debian/rules maintainer-configure'
  * the supported postgresql versions may be filtered, by filling 
    'debian/_supported.postgresql'.
  * the postgis binary packages have been renamed, to obey the postgresql 
    standard for extension packages: now their name allways begins with 
    'postgresql', eventually followed by the postgresql major and minor 
    version, if a specific one is needed.
    'libpostgis' has become 'postgis'.

postgis (1.1.0-3) unstable; urgency=low

  * minor bug fixes
  * recompilation

postgis (1.1.0-2) unstable; urgency=low

  * minor bug fixes
  * the package builds again on systems without multiclustering postgresql.

postgis (1.1.0-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * Automatic upstream version tracking.

postgis (1.0.4-2) unstable; urgency=low

  * Closes: #321913 Closes: #312676
    Support of multiple postgis installations on the same postgresql server.
    Please note:
    - The template database will be template_gis#SONAME#,
    - The famous (lw)?postgis.sql file will be postgis#SONAME#.sql,
    where #SONAME# is roughly the major upstream postgis version.
  * Closes: #323120
    The building process is autodetecting the appropriate postgresql-dev.
  * README.Debian updated to support multiversion postgresql architecture.
  * Closes: #314854
    Newer upstream version.
  * Minor improvements to make the build process more quiet.
  * Default variables are being kept in configuration files. Thus, the same 
    package diff will serve for postgis-0.9 and 1.0.
  * Closes: #310100
    The template database is no longer been installed/removed with every
    installation/remove/upgrade of postgis. It should have received finer 
    grained parameters, anyway .

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