note, this is still devel code, but useful to have in tree
ACME (Automated Certificate Management Environment) is a protocol for
automating the management of domain-validation certificates, based on a
simple JSON-over-HTTPS interface.
The spec (https://github.com/letsencrypt/acme-spec) is a work in progress
but it is hoped to eventually move it to the IETF process to become an RFC.
This packages provides a Python implementation of the protocol.
ndg-httpsclient is an HTTPS client implementation for httplib and
urllib2, based on PyOpenSSL. PyOpenSSL provides a more fully featured
SSL implementation over the default provided with Python and importantly
enables full verification of the SSL peer.
RFC 3339 is a standard date format used on the internet. This Python
module formats dates according to the RFC. Examples of this format:
2015-11-03T22:11:12Z
2015-11-03T15:11:12-07:00
upstream - this was actually in their devel tree but I didn't find my
way around their repositories (multiple trees on github instead of branches)
so I missed it; it's just been merged to zeromq4-1.
While here adapt the WRKDIST dance, starting with this gecko the tarball
is layed out ${MOZILLA_DIST}-${MOZILLA_DIST_VERSION} instead of
mozilla-${MOZILLA_BRANCH} - do this for www/mozilla-firefox and
thunderbird-beta only for now.
OK jca
tinc is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) daemon that uses tunnelling and
encryption to create a secure private network between hosts on the Internet.
Because the tunnel appears to the IP level network code as a normal network
device, there is no need to adapt any existing software. This tunnelling
allows VPN sites to share information with each other over the Internet
without exposing any information to others.
A single tinc daemon can accept more than one connection at a time, thus
making it possible to create larger virtual networks, because some
limitations are circumvented.
Instead of most other VPN implementations, tinc encapsulates each network
packet in its own UDP packet, instead of encapsulating all into one TCP or
even PPP over TCP stream. This results in lower latencies, less overhead,
and in general better responsiveness and throughput.
of other functions) with "__attribute__ ((warn_unused_result))" so that a
compiler warning is generated if they're used without at least doing
*something* with the return value. Build breakage reported by aja@ nigel@
