in rc.conf.
Bumped PORTREVISION as this fix may be important for an user.
Mail is on its way to the maintainer but because of the actual virus
situation I do not wait for maintainer approval and commit the fix
right now (the submitter also submitted the startup-script for a previous
commit, so this is mainly a bugfix for a previously approved commit).
Submitted by: Marius Strobl <marius@alchemy.franken.de>
Version 1.1.91 is incompatible with 1.1.12.
The -devel is required by the upcoming GnuTLS version and the new vpnc version.
The Stable version is still required by the Aegypten plugins.
Approved by: portmgr(marcus)
Repocopied by: joe
This is a package to test FreeBSD port auditing systems, e.g. portaudit
and the upcoming VuXML based system. Even though it installs no files,
it is listed in the portaudit database as vulnerable.
Kind of a EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE
of FreeBSD ports and tools to check if installed ports are listed.
Since this is a prerelease version, it is mostly usable for
committers that want to contribute to the project, and can currently
not be relied upon as an extensive security auditing tool.
Improve Kerberos support in ssh2:
- Change the WITH_KERBEROS knob into a WITHOUT_KERBEROS knob so kerberized
ssh2 automatically is built when MIT Kerberos is installed, unless the
WITHOUT_KERBEROS knob is defined.
- Check for a library unique to MIT Kerberos to make sure it's not Heimdal
that KRB5_HOME accidentally points to.
- Add dependency on security/krb5 when built with Kerberos support.
- When compiled with Kerberos support also turn it on by default in client
and server config files and set "PermitRootLogin" to "nopwd" to only allow
those with root tickets declared in ~root/.k5login" to login as root. [1]
Ssh2 now should work out of the box in an environment using MIT Kerberos.
Submitted by: Peter Losher <Peter_Losher@isc.org> [1] (kerberos-patch-*)
Tested by: Peter Losher <Peter_Losher@isc.org>
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Submitted by: maintainer
Strange commit log formatting to prevent
ambiguous "Submitted by" lines by: committer
rabbi@abditum.com (Len Sassaman) wrote:
I'm interested in taking over the maintainer role for PGP 6.5.8. Ian
Goldberg and I wrote some patches a while ago which correct the known
problems in it. It still has its uses, particularly with older scripts,
and the internal crypto is more easily auditable than GnuPG. I believe it
should be still accessible through the ports tree.
