[Bug 826601] Re: FFe: multiarch dependencies of libcurl, needed for proper functioning of flashplugin-installer

[Steve Langasek]

I've uploaded a multiarch-converted openldap to Debian unstable this
evening.

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Title:
  FFe: multiarch dependencies of libcurl, needed for proper functioning
  of flashplugin-installer

Status in “openldap” package in Ubuntu:
  New
Status in “openssl” package in Ubuntu:
  New
Status in “rtmpdump” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Only upon removing ia32-libs from my system have I discovered that
  flashplugin-nonfree does not work unless a 32-libt libcurl is
  available that it can dlopen (bug #780573).  libcurl itself is
  multiarch-ready, but three of its dependencies are not: librtmp0,
  libldap-2.4-2, and libssl1.0.0.

  Risk of regression from openldap and openssl conversion is somewhat
  higher than the risk from the other two sets of multiarch FFes
  requested, because these libraries are lower in the stack and we're
  now a few days farther after Feature Freeze.  Although none of these
  libraries have plugin paths, I know for certain that php5 is going to
  regress (FTBFS) because it uses both openssl and openldap and its
  build system is not multiarch-proof.  There may be other similar
  issues elsewhere in the archive that I don't know about.  Best chance
  of finding those regressions, given the broad scope of the reverse-
  build-dependencies, would be to have any FFe included in an archive
  rebuild.

  The benefit of this change is that it is most assuredly the last piece
  needed in order to cross-install flashplugin-viewer with
  nspluginwrapper, taking out another significant cause of ia32-libs
  installation on end users systems.

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