This is the last call for comments for the review of debconf templates for mserv.
The reviewed templates will be sent on Friday, February 13, 2009 to the package maintainer as a bug report and a mail will be sent to this list with "[BTS]" as a subject tag. --
Template: mserv/mp3_location Type: string _Description: Path to the root of the music archive: Mserv needs to know where its music files are located so that it can index them. The files don't need to be arranged in any special way. . If no music files are available right now, just enter any directory name. In that case, mserv will not be able to play music. To index new music files in the future, you can run "dpkg-reconfigure mserv" to inform the program of their location. Template: mserv/path_invalid Type: boolean Default: false _Description: Really use unreadable directory? Mserv cannot access the directory path you specified. Please choose whether you want to use that path anyway. Template: mserv/confirm_update Type: boolean Default: false _Description: Really change the music archive location? By reconfiguring the location of the music archive when a trackinfo database already exists, you risk losing the track info database (ratings, last play times etc.).
Source: mserv Section: sound Priority: optional Maintainer: Nick Estes <deb...@nickstoys.com> Build-Depends: sharutils, debhelper (>= 4.1.51), cdbs Standards-Version: 3.6.1 Homepage: http://www.mserv.org Package: mserv Architecture: any Depends: adduser, debconf | debconf-2.0, ${shlibs:Depends}, ${perl:Depends} Recommends: mpg321 | mpg123 | vorbis-tools | music123 | sox Description: centralized multiuser music environment - server Mserv is a local network jukebox server. It features: . - telnet-style control interface, remotely accessible from any appropriate client; - text databases for track information (author, name, year, genre, last play date, duration) and user ratings (awful, bad, neutral, good, superb); - queuing system (track, album, random album, etc.); - random play mode taking users' ratings into account; - search facilities, status information, statistics, etc.; - user management facilities, four levels of users, encrypted passwords; - talker style communication (say, emote etc.); - play, next, pause, stop, repeat, volume, bass, treble settings; - on-line and off-line track information editing; - advanced filter facilities (e.g. 'john=superb', '!good', 'year>1990', 'duration<180', 'genre=pop', 'john=good|fred=unheard'); - output via an external player, with support for mpg123, ogg123, etc.; - setuid wrapper provided for mpg123-compatible players, which can increase the nice level for low-capability processors. . The packages mserv-cgi and mserv-client provide web-based and command-line interfaces; mserv-dev provides a development library. Package: mserv-client Architecture: any Depends: ${shlibs:Depends} Description: centralized multiuser music environment - command-line client Mserv is a local network jukebox server. . This package contains a client protocol library and very simple command-line client for the mserv server. Package: mserv-cgi Architecture: all Depends: mserv-client, apache | httpd, ${perl:Depends} Description: centralized multiuser music environment - CGI scripts Mserv is a local network jukebox server. . This package contains CGI scripts that can be used to access and control mserv from a web browser. Package: mserv-dev Section: devel Architecture: any Depends: mserv-client (= ${binary:Version}) Description: centralized multiuser music environment - development files Mserv is a local network jukebox server. . This package contains the header files and static libraries needed for development.
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