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|    Message 28,436 of 28,835    |
|    Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo to Nicolas Mora    |
|    Bug#1127746: motion leaks file descripto    |
|    21 Feb 26 20:20:02    |
      From: cascardo@debian.org              --6fh2T9LUoo2vUOsi       Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii       Content-Disposition: inline       Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable              On Fri, Feb 20, 2026 at 10:30:48AM -0500, Nicolas Mora wrote:       > Hello,       >        > I don't deny you have an issue, but setting the flag critical for an issue       > you have with the package in stable may be a little bit much?       >               Sorry, I was following the criteria that it makes me lose data (the       video that I wanted to save) that cannot be restored (no way to backup       upfront new videos). That has made some family members frustrated that       the NVR I setup does not work reliably.              I don't mind that the priority is downgrade, as long as the issue is       taken seriously and it results in an updated package. I would rather not       have to rebuild the package myself everytime there is an update.              > The bug also flags the package for autoremoval in testing...       >        > Concerning your issue, can you be more specific on the problems?       > I'm using motion for a long time myself and I never had such problems.       > Maybe you can look at your system configuration, for example if you save the       > files on a remote location that could lead to files lock issues?       >        > If the problem doesn't come from the package itself, we'll transfer it       > upstream then.       >               I had the chance to look at it. Unfortunately, it seems upstream has       moved the codebase, even changing from C to C++. From what I could       conclude, the new codebase does not suffer from the same issue, that is,       it is already fixed there. But not the version in Debian stable.              Attached is a proposed fix (that needs to be properly massaged to be       applied for an archive upload). If attribution to the fix can be added,       please use:              Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo |
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