Comment 3 for bug 729691

On Sat, 2011-03-05 at 16:01 +0000, Launchpad Bug Tracker wrote:
> You have been subscribed to a public bug by Michael Lustfield (mtecknology):
>
> Binary package hint: nginx
>
> The latest release of Nginx in Debian unstable (0.8.54-4) fixes the
> following bugs that exist in the version that Ubuntu 11.04 currently
> provides (0.8.53-2).
>
> Please consider passing this through the freeze. A few features were
> made but most of the changes were bug fixes.
>
> Debian bugs:
> #610946
> #609343
> #608983
> #610289
> #610290
> #609797
> #610983
> #612832
> #613175
> #613355
> #613851
> #614987
> #614980
> #609254
> #609134
> #609411
> #608633
> #607418
> #606094
> #598461
>
> Launchpad bugs:What about the rdepends? Are those affected by this upgrade of nginx? Are there any risks of regressions?

If the reverse depends are not affected, then syncing 0.8.54-4 from
Debian makes perfect sense. I don't think that the rdepends are
affected but I would like to be sure of this before approving.
> #699736
> #694456
>
> Most of these were minor. However, a few cause significant usability
> issues.
>
> The difference between the two versions of Nginx consist mostly of bug fixes (only only small feature).
> *) Change: now nginx uses a default listen backlog value -1 on
> Linux.
> *) Feature: the "utf8" parameter of "geoip_country" and "geoip_city"
> directives.
> *) Bugfix: in a default "proxy_redirect" directive if "proxy_pass"
> directive has no URI part.
> *) Bugfix: an "error_page" directive did not work with nonstandard
> error codes; the bug had appeared in 0.8.53.
>
> When installing this version new or upgrading from an old version it's
> just basic information and no errrors. I don't have a system I can use
> at the moment to test it.
>
> ** Affects: nginx (Ubuntu)
> Importance: Undecided
> Status: New
>

What about the rdepends? Are those affected by this upgrade of nginx?
Are there any risks of regressions?

If the reverse depends are not affected, then syncing 0.8.54-4 from
Debian makes perfect sense. Even though I don't think that the rdepends
are affected, I still want to be sure of this before approving.