thanks Alan. I've opened a debian bug as well, primarily just for
visibility in that community that `wtmpdb` doesn't fulfill `util-
linux:last` in all cases.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1094356
When is 3.2.7 likely to land? Moving forward to 3.2.7 makes sense. in
the short t
We're going to put `radlast` behind a `configure` flag in 3.2.7. That
way the packages can be built without it.
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Ah, well, i was a release behind. Ubuntu has also removed `last` from
util-linux, as of Oracular, so just removing the dependency won't work
to solve the problem. We'll go from
* `last` command installed, but not usable in context.
* wtmpdb installed and starts logging logins -- unintended side
another note, which i thought to be the case reading wtmpdb -- the last
command it supplies only reads sqlite databases with a wtmp table.
that's not compatible with radlast and freeradius, as it's using the
utmp struct from glibc.
I'll file a Debian bug for that issue. not sure of the upstream fi
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That even feels heavy for the immediate needs. I don't want to make a
judgement on it since it's still in the originating source. I'd be happy
to work with the freeradius project to go even further, and do more
remove / splits.
The Debian packaging side makes sense for Debian, as it looks like
`la
TBH I don't know if anyone is still using the radlast / radutmp stuff.
It might be OK to just delete that functionality entirely.
For compatibility, perhaps move radlast and anything else it needs into
a freeradius-last package? That way people who want it can still use
it, and the main set of us
** Description changed:
Debian version 3.2.6+dfsg-3 adds a new dependency, `wtmpdb`. this is
listed as needed in `radlast`. This caused a component-mismatch, as
`wtmpdb` is in universe and not main.
in doing research for a MIR, it was found that `wtmpdb` has been
orphaned in Debian wi
