* This bug makes 'morse' crash when it tries to sound a "dash" at its
default speed, rendering the program useless.
* Vivid's morse (2.4-2ubuntu1) exhibits this bug.
* This bug is fixed by Debian's morse (2.4-3), which is comprised _only_
of this bug fix plus the pending ubuntu1 patch currenlty carried in Vivid.
I.e. the morse (2.4-3) package is the appropriate SRU fix package for
Vivid.
* This bug also affected Wily and was fixed by the morse (2.4-3) package.
[Test Case]
* To reproduce and verify with Vivid's morse (2.4-2ubuntu1).
1. Run 'morse a' expecting to hear "dot dash" but get "dot <crash>" instead.
2. Install morse (2.4-3) then run 'morse a' and hear "dot dash".
[Regression Potential]
* The fix affects only the PulseAudio output back-end; Possible regressions
would (like the bug) probably affect only the PulseAudio back-end and would
likely manifest the same way: pa_simple_write failures.
Ubuntu Vivid SRU Justification
[Impact]
* This bug makes 'morse' crash when it tries to sound a "dash" at its
default speed, rendering the program useless.
* Vivid's morse (2.4-2ubuntu1) exhibits this bug.
* This bug is fixed by Debian's morse (2.4-3), which is comprised _only_
of this bug fix plus the pending ubuntu1 patch currenlty carried in Vivid.
I.e. the morse (2.4-3) package is the appropriate SRU fix package for
Vivid.
* This bug also affected Wily and was fixed by the morse (2.4-3) package.
[Test Case]
* To reproduce and verify with Vivid's morse (2.4-2ubuntu1).
1. Run 'morse a' expecting to hear "dot dash" but get "dot <crash>" instead.
2. Install morse (2.4-3) then run 'morse a' and hear "dot dash".
[Regression Potential]
* The fix affects only the PulseAudio output back-end; Possible regressions
would (like the bug) probably affect only the PulseAudio back-end and would
likely manifest the same way: pa_simple_write failures.