Okay, so, having seen a moderate response to the availability of libgal9 and libgtkhtml14, and then the very next day getting a request for libgwrapguile9, I've decided to just put up a web site, which I call the Lost Debian Unstable Package Archive.
The site contains all the .deb packages in my possession which are no longer in the standard package repository, and which are either obsolete, or one release old. This will allow people to satisfy outdated dependencies, as with the current gnucash package, or to back out of bad upgrades. I will be updating the site more or less daily, so packages will be coming and going that frequently. I'm making this available as a last-resort service to the Debian community. I would appreciate it if, before looking at my archive, you verify that the package you need is not in your own /var/cache/apt/archives directory or in the standard repository, and that tuxfinder can't find it for you. The reason for this is that my site is on a consumer DSL line (128k upload), and if downloads take up too much of my bandwidth, I'll have to take the site down or scale it back somehow. (Can Apache be told to limit its total bandwidth usage?) The site is here: http://crdic.ath.cx/debian Craig
