~codygarver/elementaryos/fix-1304217

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= Kernel =

We seed both linux-* and linux-image-* so that it's easier to build CD
images without the restricted component. The linux-* kernels include
restricted modules.

 * Kernel-Stem: linux linux-image
 * Signed-Kernel-Stem: linux-signed linux-signed-image

== i386 ==

 * ${Kernel-Stem}-virtual [i386]
 * linux-headers-virtual [i386]

== powerpc ==

 * ${Kernel-Stem}-powerpc-smp [powerpc]
 * linux-headers-powerpc-smp [powerpc]

== amd64 ==

 * ${Kernel-Stem}-server [amd64]
 * linux-headers-server [amd64]
 * ${Kernel-Stem}-virtual [amd64]
 * linux-headers-virtual [amd64]

 * ${Signed-Kernel-Stem}-generic [amd64]

= From Ship =

 * ssh
 * lsb-core
 * lsb-cxx
 * ntp
 * bsd-mailx
 * mutt
 * build-essential
 * fakeroot
 * devscripts
 * setserial

= Cluster =

 * redhat-cluster-suite
 * ocfs2-tools
 * libaio1
 * libaio-dev
 * ipvsadm
 * keepalived
 * multipath-tools-boot
 * pacemaker
 * heartbeat

= Servers and Daemons =

Database:

 * mysql-client
 * mysql-server
 * postgresql
 * postgresql-client
 * postgresql-doc

Proxy:

 * squid3 # RobertCollins for squid generally, JamieStrandboge for squid3 (LP: #885283)

LDAP:

 * slapd
 * ldap-utils
 * ldap-auth-client	# metapackage that pulls in lib{pam,nss}-ldap and configuration magic

Web:

 * apache2
 * apache2-doc
 * apache2-mpm-event
 * apache2-mpm-prefork
 * apache2-mpm-worker
 * apache2-utils
 * libapache2-mod-auth-mysql # FabioMassimoDiNitto
 * libapache2-mod-auth-pgsql # FabioMassimoDiNitto
 * libapache2-mod-macro      # FabioMassimoDiNitto
 * libapache2-mod-perl2 # python is in supported
 * libapache2-mod-python        #ThomMay
 * libapache2-mod-python-doc    #ThomMay
 * libapache2-mod-auth-plain     # FabioMassimoDiNitto
 #* libapache2-modsecurity       # FabioMassimoDiNitto
 * libapache-mod-auth-kerb	 # ChuckShort

PHP:

 * libapache2-mod-php5
 * php-pear
 * php5-cgi
 * php5-cli
 * php5-curl
 * php5-gd
 * php5-gmp
 * php5-ldap
 * php5-mysql
 * php5-odbc
 * php5-pgsql
 * php5-pspell
 * php5-recode
 * php5-snmp
 * php5-sqlite
 * php5-tidy
 * php5-xmlrpc
 * php5-xsl
 * php5

Email:

 * dovecot-imapd
 * dovecot-pop3d
 * postfix-cdb
 * postfix-doc
 * postfix-ldap
 * postfix-mysql
 * postfix-pcre
 * postfix-pgsql
 * postfix
 * amavisd-new		      # ChuckShort
 * spamassassin		      # Scott Kitterman
 * clamav		      # Scott Kitterman
 * clamav-daemon	      # Scott Kitterman

Must also consider webmail and so on...

FTP/TFTP:

 * vsftpd # a secure ftpd
 * tftpd-hpa # The one from OpenBSD which supports PXE
 * tftp-hpa # client

Printing:
 * cups                       # our preferred printer management infrastructure
 * cups-bsd                   # gives us lpc, lpq, lpr, lprm
 * cups-client                # gives us cancel, cupstestppd, lp, lpoptions, lppasswd, lpstat, cupsaddsmb, accept, lpadmin, lpinfo, lpmove
 * foomatic-db-compressed-ppds  # the foomatic printer driver database
 * foomatic-filters             # converter from postscript to printer-specific formats
 * openprinting-ppds
 * cups-driver-gutenprint     # a ton of cupsys ppds, for real comprehensive printer support
 * pnm2ppa                      # several ppds require this
 * ghostscript                  # some ppds require this

Other:

 * isc-dhcp-server
 * snmp
 * snmpd
 * openbsd-inetd
 * nbd-server
 * open-iscsi # ChuckShort
 * open-iscsi-udeb # SorenHansen
 * drbd8-utils # ChuckShort - ServerPackageReview
 * nut # ChuckShort - ServerPackageReview
 * nut-cgi
 * nut-snmp
 * openvpn #ChuckShort - ServerPackageReview
 * netcat-openbsd
 * munin-node
 * munin
 * likewise-open
 * libpkcs11-helper1
 * zip #ChuckShort - server-lucid-seeds
 * tdb-tools #ChuckShort - server-lucid-seeds
 * acl #ChuckShort - server-lucid-seeds
 * powernap-server
 * maas
 * maas-enlist
 * maas-enlist-udeb
 * powernap

RCS:

 * bzr

Utilities:

 * pm-utils
 * pciutils		  # kirkland added at the request of onsite hardware enablement (manjo)

= Network =

 * nmap                   # network diagnostics
 * dnstracer              # dns network diagnostics
 * iptraf                 # sysadmin's toy, may be a candidate for removal
 * pptpd                  # server that allows setup of Microsoft-compatible VPN
 * ifenslave-2.6          # interface bonding/trunking/etherchannel
 * ipsec-tools            # IPsec configuration
 * vlan                   # userland tools to config 8021q support
 * vlan-udeb              # userland tools to support 8021q from the installer
 * bridge-utils           # userland tools to config kernel bridging feature
 * wakeonlan              # sends magic packet to wake sleeping servers
 * iputils-arping         # would have made elmo's life easier at debconf 4

IPv6 tools:

 * radvd                  # FabioMassimoDiNitto
 * quagga                 # RobertCollins

Security:

 * checksecurity          # JamesTroup, from Hoglet
 * aide                   # JamesTroup, from Hoglet

= System Administration Tools =

 * attr                 # will move to base if we go to selinux
 * quota
 * backuppc             # RobertCollins
 * debian-goodies
 * whois                # FabioMassimoDiNitto
 * cu                   # super-basic serial access
 * libpam-cracklib      # enables weak password checking during password change, should it be in desktop?
 * libpam-krb5		# ChuckShort
 * libpam-mount	        # ChuckShort
 * libpam-p11		# ChuckShort
 * libpam-radius-auth   # ChuckShort
 * chkrootkit           # forensic detection of rootkit
 * xinetd               # JamesTroup, from hoglet
 * libcap2-bin
 * sasl2-bin
 * autofs5
 * acct
 * authbind                     # BIGGER SECURITAH REVIEW
 * siege
 * smartmontools   # hard disk diagnostics
 * logwatch	   # ChuckShort - ServerPackageReview
 * lsscsi	# ChuckShort
 * vblade	# ChuckShort
 * sysstat	# ChuckShort - ServerPackageReview
 * openipmi     # ChuckShort - ServerPackageReview
 * unattended-upgrades
 * update-motd # RickClark
 * landscape-client # RickClark

= Virtualisation =

 * qemu-system-x86 [i386 amd64]
 * qemu-system-ppc [powerpc]
 * python-libvirt
 * python-urlgrabber
 * libvirt-bin

== Miscellaneous ==

 * checkbox-cli # MathiasGug
 * apport # MathiasGug
 * whoopsie # http://wiki.ubuntu.com/ErrorTracker - EvanDandrea
 * kerneloops-daemon # JamesWestby
 * python-beautifulsoup #ChuckShort
 * python-genshi #ChuckShort


= From desktop =

 * bc
 * screen
 * lftp
 * zip
 * unzip                # also used for .zip support in file-roller

= Installer =

 * live-installer
 * oem-config-debconf
 * partman-iscsi

== Blacklist ==

libavcodec cannot be shipped on CDs (c.f. Ubuntu technical board resolution 2007-01-02).

 * !libavcodec*