** Description changed: + == SRU Justification == + + [Impact] + + Not recollecting the full history but at least in 22.04/Jammy LTS Ubuntu + supported access to DNLA services for example via rhythmbox through + grilo. At some point (before 24.04 Noble LTS) this was disabled (compile + time configuration) upstream support was expected to have gone away. + This changed now and support has been turned on again in Plucky. + + This leaves a gap where upgrading from Jammy to Noble regresses user- + experience. That could be avoided by simply restoring the configuration + to what is was in Jammy. + + I double checked the setup and found that Jammy had the exact same + packaging as it is being proposed. The split of grilo-plugins-0.3-base + (main) and grilo-plugins-0.3-extra (universe) did exist and also the + recommends for dleyna-server by grilo-plugins-0.3-extra. + + [Test Plan] + + This requires a DLNA source (eg. minidlna) being present in the local + network. With the current version of grilo-plugins-*-extra this will not + be detected when starting rhythmbox. With the proposed changes it will + find the DLNA source. + + I did apply the proposed diff to the current grilo-plugins in Noble, + compiled them and was able to access my DLNA music files again. + + [Where Problems Could Occur] + + This will likely re-instate some/all previously known issues with DLNA + support. + + In my case there is a very minor issue that the self-made NAS which also + runs the DLNA service shows up twice. But that is because its exposed + through a .local and made-up local domain. All my fault here. + + Otherwise this does not really change code, merely modify the configure + run before compiling to enable support as it was before. + + [Other Info] + + grilo-plugins-0.3-extra | 0.3.14-1ubuntu2 | jammy/universe | amd64, arm64, armhf, ppc64el, riscv64, s390x + grilo-plugins-0.3-extra | 0.3.16-1.1ubuntu6 | noble/universe | amd64, arm64, armhf, ppc64el, riscv64, s390x + + https://launchpad.net/~smb/+archive/ubuntu/noble/+sourcepub/17113585/+listing- + archive-extra + + --- Original Description -- + The dLeyna grilo plugin was disabled because the dleyna-server package was dropped in Ubuntu after being deprecated upstream. However dleyna now has a new maintainer upstream and is maintained in Ubuntu at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dleyna, so it can be enabled again. This will be part of the grilo-plugins-0.3-extra package (universe), like before it was dropped.
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