Hi,

I asked basically the same thing a while ago: 
http://www.adsm.org/lists/html/Bacula-users/2008-08/msg00517.html

Back then I was told, that the issue had been removed, but the Debian project 
seems to not have noticed this.

Basically, while asking about Ubuntu, this really is a Debian Lenny problem, 
meaning that a lot of people will
have a lot of fun starting this very weekend.

Since I don't think that filing a bug report or talking to somebody will get 
the release changed before Feb.
14th, all you can do is, sit back, go with the recompiling or compile a current 
version by hand, and enjoy the
show. But feel free to contact whoever you like anyways.


Even though I have to ask: If Kern was in ongoing discussion with the 
debian-legal list about the license issue,
how come they never heard of it being resolved?
Or did I get this part of the story wrong?


--
Philipp


Bill Merriam schrieb:
> It appears Debian still doesn't distribute bacula packages with
> encryption enabled.  Is there any news on that?
> 
> There are instructions included with the debian package source on how to
> rebuild it with encryption.  Has anybody done that and made the packages
> available?
> 
> I am trying to figure out how to use the debian package building
> system.  If I succeed in building encryption enabled binary packages
> should I distribute them somehow?
> 
> Bill
> 
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