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fence-agents (4.11.0-1ubuntu1) kinetic; urgency=medium

  * Merge with Debian unstable (LP: #1971275). Remaining changes:
    - d/t/delay: Reduce minimum delay when running on ppc64el.
    - d/rules: install files in debian/fence-agents instead of debian/tmp.
    - Create the fence-agents-common binary package with files to be
      shared by agents.
    - Create the fence-agents-base binary package.
      To add a new curated agent it should be added to debian/curated-agents
      file in a new line.
    - Update the way agents description are added to the package
      description to support the split.
    - Rename fence-agents with non-curated agents to fence-agents-extra.
    - Create a transitional binary package called fence-agents.
      It depends on both fence-agents-{base,extra}.
    - d/control: Add missing Breaks/Replaces to the fence-agents-base.
    - d/curated-agents: add fence_scsi to the -base package.
    - d/curated-agents: add fence_mpath to the -base package.
    - d/rules: do not install /var/run directory anymore.
      This was causing a lintian error because of the /var/run/cluster
      directory created by the upstream build system. The needed files in
      /var/run should be created by the agents during runtime.
    - d/curated-agents: add fence_ipmilan and fence_sbd to the -base
      package (LP #1965312).
      Also add the following agents which are symlinks to fence_ipmilan:
      fence_idrac, fence_ilo3, fence_ilo4, fence_ilo5, fence_imm, and
      fence_ipmilanplus.
    - d/control: suggest dependecies of agents in the -base package
      (LP #1863677).
  * Added:
    - Fix installation of fence-virt{,d} binary packages.

 -- Lucas Kanashiro <email address hidden>  Fri, 05 Aug 2022 14:48:47 -0300

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fence-agents: Transitional package for the fence-agents

 Red Hat Fence Agents is a collection of scripts to handle remote
 power management for several devices. They allow failed or
 unreachable nodes to be forcibly restarted and removed from the
 cluster.
 .
 This is a transitional package which provides a set of curated
 (fence-agents-base) and non-curated (fence-agents-extra) agents.

fence-agents-base: Fence Agents for Red Hat Cluster curated by Ubuntu

 Red Hat Fence Agents is a collection of scripts to handle remote
 power management for several devices. They allow failed or
 unreachable nodes to be forcibly restarted and removed from the
 cluster.
 .
 This package contains the Fence Agents that are curated by the Ubuntu
 Server team.
 .
 Fence agents included:
 .

fence-agents-common: Common files used by the Fence Agents for Red Hat Cluster

 Red Hat Fence Agents is a collection of scripts to handle remote
 power management for several devices. They allow failed or
 unreachable nodes to be forcibly restarted and removed from the
 cluster.
 .
 This package provides common files used by the Fence Agents.

fence-agents-extra: Fence Agents for Red Hat Cluster

 Red Hat Fence Agents is a collection of scripts to handle remote
 power management for several devices. They allow failed or
 unreachable nodes to be forcibly restarted and removed from the
 cluster.
 .
 Fence agents included:
  fence_aliyun: Aliyun (Aliyun Web Services)
  fence_alom: Sun ALOM
  fence_amt: AMT
  fence_amt_ws: AMT (WS)
  fence_apc: APC over telnet/ssh
  fence_apc_snmp: APC, Tripplite PDU over SNMP
  fence_aws: AWS (Amazon Web Services)
  fence_azure_arm: Azure Resource Manager
  fence_bladecenter: IBM BladeCenter
  fence_brocade: HP Brocade over telnet/ssh
  fence_cdu: a Sentry Switch CDU over telnet
  fence_cisco_mds: Cisco MDS
  fence_cisco_ucs: Cisco UCS
  fence_compute: the automatic resurrection of OpenStack compute instances
  fence_crosslink: cross-link two-node clusters
  fence_cyberpower_ssh: CyberPower over ssh
  fence_docker: Docker
  fence_drac: Dell DRAC IV
  fence_drac5: Dell DRAC CMC/5
  fence_dummy: Dummy fence agent
  fence_eaton_snmp: Eaton over SNMP
  fence_emerson: Emerson over SNMP
  fence_eps: ePowerSwitch
  fence_evacuate: the automatic resurrection of OpenStack compute instances
  fence_gce: GCE (Google Cloud Engine)
  fence_hds_cb: Hitachi Compute Blade systems
  fence_heuristics_ping: ping-heuristic based fencing
  fence_hpblade: HP BladeSystem
  fence_ibm_powervs: IBM PowerVS
  fence_ibm_vpc: IBM Cloud VPC
  fence_ibmblade: IBM BladeCenter over SNMP
  fence_ibmz: IBM z LPARs
  fence_ifmib: IF MIB
  fence_ilo: HP iLO
  fence_ilo2: HP iLO
  fence_ilo3_ssh: HP iLO over SSH
  fence_ilo4_ssh: HP iLO over SSH
  fence_ilo5_ssh: HP iLO over SSH
  fence_ilo_moonshot: HP Moonshot iLO
  fence_ilo_mp: HP iLO MP
  fence_ilo_ssh: HP iLO over SSH
  fence_intelmodular: Intel Modular
  fence_ipdu: iPDU over SNMP
  fence_ironic: OpenStack's Ironic (Bare Metal as a service)
  fence_kdump: fencing agent for use with kdump crash recovery service
  fence_kubevirt: KubeVirt
  fence_ldom: Sun LDOM
  fence_lindypdu: Lindy over SNMP
  fence_lpar: IBM LPAR
  fence_netio: Koukaam NETIO-230B
  fence_openstack: OpenStack's Nova service
  fence_ovh: OVH
  fence_powerman: Fence Agent for Powerman
  fence_pve: the Proxmox Virtual Environment
  fence_raritan: Raritan Dominion PX
  fence_raritan_px3: Raritan Dominion PX2 and PX3
  fence_rcd_serial: rcd_serial fence agent
  fence_redfish: Redfish
  fence_rhevm: RHEV-M REST API
  fence_rsa: IBM RSA
  fence_rsb: Fujitsu-Siemens RSB
  fence_sanbox2: QLogic SANBox2 FC switches
  fence_skalar: Skala-R Fence agent
  fence_tripplite_snmp: APC, Tripplite PDU over SNMP
  fence_vbox: VirtualBox
  fence_virt: virtual machines
  fence_vmware: VMWare
  fence_vmware_rest: VMware REST API
  fence_vmware_soap: VMWare over SOAP API
  fence_vmware_vcloud: VMware vCloud Director API
  fence_wti: WTI
  fence_xenapi: Citrix XenServer over XenAPI
  fence_zvmip: use with z/VM Virtual Machines

fence-agents-extra-dbgsym: debug symbols for fence-agents-extra
fence-virt: Pluggable fencing framework for virtual machines - agent

 The fencing framework consists of the agent (fence_virt) and
 the host daemon (fence_virtd). The fence_virtd host daemon is
 responsible for processing fencing requests from fence_virt agents
 running in virtual machines and routing the requests to the
 appropriate physical machine for action.
 .
 This package contains the fence_virt agent to be used inside the
 virtual machine.

fence-virt-dbgsym: debug symbols for fence-virt
fence-virtd: Pluggable fencing framework for virtual machines - daemon

 The fencing framework consists of the agent (fence_virt) and
 the host daemon (fence_virtd). The fence_virtd host daemon is
 responsible for processing fencing requests from fence_virt agents
 running in virtual machines and routing the requests to the
 appropriate physical machine for action.
 .
 This package contains the fence_virtd daemon to be used on the
 physical host.

fence-virtd-dbgsym: debug symbols for fence-virtd