[Bug 1292728] Re: Sync request

[Matthew Phipps]

Looks like the 5ubuntu5 change will need to be merged, so I'll follow up
with the package maintainer. I guess this should be closed, then?

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Title:
  Sync request

Status in “unixodbc” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Please sync unixodbc (2.3.1-1) from Debian unstable. I recently (March
  2014) had a conversation with UnixODBC's project lead about the QT
  GUI, and he responded that he "hadn't worked on it in years", which is
  true: the release used in Ubuntu is from 2008...

  Dignity aside, there seem to be some non-trivial bug fixes and
  functionality changes as well.

  unixodbc (2.3.1-1) unstable; urgency=low

    * New upstream release.  Closes: #650267.
      - Drop changes to exe/isql.c, exe/odbcinst.c, exe/iusql.c, fixed
        differently upstream.
      - Drop libgtrtst library from libodbc1; this is technically an ABI
        change, but nothing has ever used this library so we're not changing
        the package name.
      - Since the library ABI has not changed in Debian (ever), keep the
        package names the same and provide backwards-compatible symlinks to
        avoid an unnecessary library transition; and update the symbols/shlibs
        to make it clear the old versions of the library don't satisfy these
        dependencies any longer.
    * Bump the build dependency on debhelper to 9.
    * Fix LDFLAGS handling so that we pick up hardening flags properly.
      Closes: #717257.
    * Fix debian/copyright to comply with copyright-format 1.0.
    * Update to Standards-Version 3.9.4.
    * Fix the section of the odbcinst package.  Closes: #663077.
    * Update the odbcinst manpage to document all the current options.
      Closes: #709968

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