On Thursday, April 5, 2012, Bernd Helmle wrote:
--On 5. April 2012 10:14:49 +0200 Martin Pitt <mpitt@debian.org> wrote:
> Where would they live? 8.2 has never been in any Debian release, and
> we certainly won't add them to unstable at this point.
>
> If you wish, you could build some based on the old 8.2 branch:
>
> http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~pitti/postgresql/debian-8.2/changes
<http://pgapt.debian.net/> comes to my mind, too. 8.2.22 is present for lenny
and squeeze. Maybe we can trigger Christoph to offer new builds, if he gets
time?
What *is* the actual state of this?
There was previously a discussion about setting up an
apt.postgresql.org (when we created this list as a first step) - has this been completely replaced by the effort to do
pgapt.debian.net?
How many people can actually build/push packages there, and what's the update policy?
I'd really like to get this information up on
www.postgresql.org under downloads to make it easier for people who don't already know where to go, but it needs to be "stabilized" before we can do that. And we need to be able to specify some level of support commitments. (Which means it would be very useful if >1 person can actually do it).
We really need something that works the same way the pg community yum repository does for RPMs (I don't care if it's under
postgresql.org or
debian.net as long as it *works* that way). I've already had several customers drop debian permanently due to the whole "9.0 will be removed from backports" issue, and I'd rather not have more of that happening :S Particularly since I know we have plenty of people in the pg/debian communities who know how to fix this problem...
//Magnus
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