Update debian package

[edigiacomo]

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[spanezz]

It builds on bullseye. In jammy building with GEOS fails, because of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/geos/+bug/1980147

[spanezz]

It's possible to build arkimet without GEOS, losing area matches with geographical primitives (intersects, contains, and so on).

Otherwise probably the Ubuntu people should know that that bug means an incorrectly packaged package (missing .inl files) that breaks reverse build dependencies

[edigiacomo]

While we wait for Ubuntu people to fix the issue, we could package without GEOS in order to have a full Ubuntu image (ARPA-SIMC/simc-docker-image#5).

[edigiacomo]

It seems that GEOS C++ API shouldn't be used https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1010002#20

[spanezz]

It looks like the best thing to do is a C++ wrapper to the C API that wraps the C++ API that we are currently using.

It's really strange that the Debian developer (and not upstream!) intentionally choses to break the C++ library package to force people to use the C API. GEOS is ok if people use the C++ API, only doesn't guarantee stability, so it's up to the users to deal with API changes

[spanezz]

See also: https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2022/09/msg00115.html

[spanezz]

With dballe after fixing ARPA-SIMC/dballe#274, arkimet now builds on bullseye. A Python test fails for me on jammy, to be investigated

[spanezz]

Debian packages now build for bullseye and jammy!

[edigiacomo]

I moved the debian dir to ubuntu/jammy, debian/bullseye and debian/sid branches in order to build the package with git-buildpackage.

[spanezz]

It looks good and built fine