Thanks to this excellent article, I was able to build Exim packages with DKIM support. This means that there is now a package called exim4-daemon-custom (version 4.69-11) in lenny-custom, which is the same as exim4-daemon-heavy from Debian, except for the DKIM support. It can be used as a drop-in replacement. The base for this package was the current version in Testing.
Exim4-daemon-custom is available for amd64 and i386 architectures.
Today, a backport of libclamunrar6 from (non-free) unstable (version 0.95.2-1) was added to lenny-backports. This package provides unrar support for ClamAV (both clamscan and clamd) and it works with the version of ClamAV from Debian Volatile.
This makes the custom version of clamav and related packages, that has been in lenny-custom for a while, redundant, so they have been removed from the repository.
libclamunrar6 is available for amd64 and i386 architectures.
A backport of Dovecot 1.2.1 from unstable was added to lenny-backports today. Available architectures: amd64 and i386.
From now on, the Release files for the repositories at debian.dev-zero.nl will be signed with a new GPG key. To install packages from these repositories, you need to add that new key to your apt keyring.
There are two ways to do that. The simplest way:
aptitude install debian-devzero-keyring
The alternative way:
gpg –keyserver hkp://pgp.mit.edu –recv-keys F842EC0F
gpg –export F842EC0F | sudo apt-key add -
A backport of libapache-mod-security from Testing was added to lenny-backports. No changes were made to the package.
Available architectures: amd64 and i386.
A package named libapache2-mod-h264-streaming was added to lenny-custom. It contains a h.264 video streaming module for the Apache webserver. Please see its homepage for more information.
Upstream calls this version 2.0, but since no real releases are made, and one has to check out the code from a Subversion repository to download it, the package version has become 2.0.svn.r118.
As a matter of fact, the amd64 variant of this package has been in the repository for quite some time; the i386 package was added today.
