Public bug reported:

[Why]

 Ubuntu Cloud installer is a metal to cloud image that provides an extremely
 simple way to install, deploy and scale an openstack cloud on top of
 Ubuntu server. Initial configurations are available for single
 physical system deployments as well as multiple physical system
 deployments.

[Source]

bzr:
lp:cloud-installer

ppa:
ppa:cloud-installer/ppa

tarball:
https://launchpad.net/cloud-installer/trunk/v0.2/+download/cloud-install_0.2.orig.tar.gz

[Checklist]
Packaging review
MUST:
[Y] Package must meet Ubuntu versioning & Maintainer requirements
[Y] Package must match current Ubuntu (and Debian) packaging policies
[Y] Package must build, install, run, remove, and purge cleanly
SHOULD:
[N] Package should be lintian clean
       - made some overrides to dh_installinit as it was erroring on no 
/etc/init.d/cloud-install even though we only have an upstart file
[Y] Contents of debian/ should be sane
[Y] Changelog should close a "needs-packaging" bug
[Y] Package should follow 
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/best-pkging-practices.html
Maintenance review
MUST:
[Y] Package must contain a watch file or get-orig-source rule
[N/A] If upstream is no more, the packager should consider adopting the 
upstream package somewhere
[N :(] Packages who implement get-orig-source for packages with watch files get 
extra points
[Y] Packaged version must not have any known security or critical bugs
SHOULD:
[Y] Packaging scripts should be readable and readily comprehensible
[Y] Upstream should be responsive, and maintain a bug tracker
[Y] Packaged version should be latest upstream
[Y] Package should not be native without an approved spec
Suitability review
MUST:
[Y] Package must meet copyright / licensing requirements
[Y] Non-native packages must have verifiable cryptographic path to upstream 
source
[Waiting] Package must be advocated by at least two members of ubuntu-dev (the 
packager may count as one)
SHOULD:
[Y] Package should work on a standard Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu/etc. system
[Y] Package should provide hints to system services (app-install-data, menus, 
etc.) to ease installation and use
[Y] Package should provide Ubuntu-specific documentation for variances in 
behaviour from upstream
[Y] Package should provide a Homepage: header in debian/control

Thanks

** Affects: ubuntu
     Importance: High
         Status: New

** Affects: Ubuntu Trusty
     Importance: High
         Status: New

** Affects: Ubuntu U-series
     Importance: High
         Status: New

** Also affects: Ubuntu Trusty
   Importance: Undecided
       Status: New

** Also affects: Ubuntu U-series
   Importance: Undecided
       Status: New

** Changed in: Ubuntu Trusty
   Importance: Undecided => High

** Changed in: Ubuntu U-series
   Importance: Undecided => High

** Description changed:

  [Why]
  
-  Ubuntu Cloud installer is a metal to cloud image that provides an extremely
-  simple way to install, deploy and scale an openstack cloud on top of
-  Ubuntu server. Initial configurations are available for single
-  physical system deployments as well as multiple physical system
-  deployments.
+  Ubuntu Cloud installer is a metal to cloud image that provides an extremely
+  simple way to install, deploy and scale an openstack cloud on top of
+  Ubuntu server. Initial configurations are available for single
+  physical system deployments as well as multiple physical system
+  deployments.
  
  [Source]
  
- bzr: 
- lp:cloud-installer 
+ bzr:
+ lp:cloud-installer
+ 
+ ppa:
+ ppa:cloud-installer/ppa
  
  tarball:
  
https://launchpad.net/cloud-installer/trunk/v0.2/+download/cloud-install_0.2.orig.tar.gz
  
  [Checklist]
  Packaging review
  MUST:
  [Y] Package must meet Ubuntu versioning & Maintainer requirements
  [Y] Package must match current Ubuntu (and Debian) packaging policies
  [Y] Package must build, install, run, remove, and purge cleanly
  SHOULD:
  [N] Package should be lintian clean
-        - made some overrides to dh_installinit as it was erroring on no 
/etc/init.d/cloud-install even though we only have an upstart file
+        - made some overrides to dh_installinit as it was erroring on no 
/etc/init.d/cloud-install even though we only have an upstart file
  [Y] Contents of debian/ should be sane
  [Y] Changelog should close a "needs-packaging" bug
  [Y] Package should follow 
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/best-pkging-practices.html
  Maintenance review
  MUST:
  [Y] Package must contain a watch file or get-orig-source rule
  [N/A] If upstream is no more, the packager should consider adopting the 
upstream package somewhere
  [N :(] Packages who implement get-orig-source for packages with watch files 
get extra points
  [Y] Packaged version must not have any known security or critical bugs
  SHOULD:
  [Y] Packaging scripts should be readable and readily comprehensible
  [Y] Upstream should be responsive, and maintain a bug tracker
  [Y] Packaged version should be latest upstream
  [Y] Package should not be native without an approved spec
  Suitability review
  MUST:
  [Y] Package must meet copyright / licensing requirements
  [Y] Non-native packages must have verifiable cryptographic path to upstream 
source
  [Waiting] Package must be advocated by at least two members of ubuntu-dev 
(the packager may count as one)
  SHOULD:
  [Y] Package should work on a standard Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu/etc. system
  [Y] Package should provide hints to system services (app-install-data, menus, 
etc.) to ease installation and use
  [Y] Package should provide Ubuntu-specific documentation for variances in 
behaviour from upstream
  [Y] Package should provide a Homepage: header in debian/control
  
  Thanks

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