changes in python network tools, and also has been discontinued upstream)
with a similarly named similar alternative, the script itself is fairly
simple as scapy is used to do much of the work.
written to use Python 2, both versions are supported in parallel for now
(with a -3 suffix on the command-line tools and some other files to avoid a
conflict).
Clean up dependencies which have not been used for some time while there;
PyCrypto and py-ecdsa changed to py-cryptography in 2017 and use of libdnet
was removed in 2.4.4.
ok bluhm@ (maintainer).
main changes are:
- add a new dep on py-requests
- undo the no longer needed iftex.sty workaround
- move MODPY variables to more standard location
- regen plist
Unfortunately py-sphinx changed the suffix from .txt to .rst.txt in the
1.5 series. This means we have to update PLISTs for about 20+ ports as
a result of this version update. Hopefully future updates of py-sphinx
won't be quite as involved.
ok sthen@
include/gdb/jit-reader.h
share/gdb/system-gdbinit/elinos.py
share/gdb/system-gdbinit/wrs-linux.py
these are not needed in most cases, and near identical between gdb and
arm-none-eabi-gdb (only difference is the copyright date), so having just
one copy is good enough.
remove old libbfd @conflict from gdb/pkg/PLIST while there (the libbfd
port was removed in 2011) noticed by solene@.
prompted by a suggestion from solene@ to remove the gdb dependency from
gnustep/projectcenter, looks fine to her.
There is a denial of service attack (CVE-2020-26257) against the
federation APIs in which future events will not be correctly sent to
other servers over federation. This affects all servers that participate
in open federation. (Fixed in #8776).
Synapse may be affected by OpenSSL CVE-2020-1971. Synapse
administrators should ensure that they have the latest versions of the
cryptography Python package installed.
ok abieber@
goRTR is an open-source implementation of the RPKI to Router protocol
(RFC 6810), normally used with BGP routers, using the Go programming
language.
OK sthen@ abieber@
