Debian changelog for latest 4.3.10 package

A number of things on here we should pick up. The broken libtool is at the top of my list. Of course, there are a few crazy things on there too like building all SAPIs with ZTS. php4 (4:4.3.10-3) unstable; urgency=medium * Update to CVS, as of 200502060530 (closes: #288672)

    - File uploads with "'" in them aren't cut off anymore (closes: #288679)
    - unserialize() is no longer ridiculously slow (closes: #291392)
    - Add 000-200502060530_CVS.patch
    - Adapt debian/rules to the realities of upstream's new buildconf
    - Add 033-we_WANT_libtool.patch, to force relibtoolizing with Debian's
      libtool, rather than using upstream's broken bundled libtool
    - Drop 031_zend_strtod_1.1.2.10.patch and 032_zend_strtod_debian.patch
    - Adjust patches for offsets and fuzz
    - Force --with-pic, as policy demands it, and the build system doesn't

* Added several patches, yanked from the Fedora PHP sources:

    - 034-apache2_umask_fix.patch, fixes umask not being properly reset
      after each request (closes: #286225)
    - 036-fd_setsize_fix.patch, fixes misuse of FD_SET()
    - 038-round_test_fix.patch, makes the rounding test work on gcc-3.3

* Removed --with-libedit, as being able to background php is more useful,

    in my opinion, than using readline functions (see #286356)

* Include zip support in all SAPIs (closes: #288534, #288909) * Enable Zend Thread Safety for all SAPIs, meaning that our modules

    are now compiled for ZTS APIs as well.  (closes: #278212, #264015)
    - Make sure caudium-php4 now provides phpapi-$(ver), and modules can
      be configured with the caudium SAPI.
    - Add 039-reentrant_libs.patch to link to the reentrant versions of
      libldap and libmysqlclient

* Stop suggesting phpdoc, as it's undistributable anyway. * Add 040-curl_open_basedir.patch, to make php4-curl respect the value

    of open_basedir, thanks to Martin Pitt (closes: #291410)

* Add 041-shut_up_snmp.patch, to prevent libsnmp5 from attempting (and

    failing) to write persistent data every time it shuts down.  Ugh.

-- Adam Conrad <adconrad@0c3.net> Sun, 6 Feb 2005 05:32:11 -0700