in builds done with base installed on a filesystem mounted nosuid.
problem reported by Joshua Kocinski on arm64. (there's another problem
with check_icmp that seems to have started somewhere between 6.8 and
now causing that to fail, possibly a kernel change, but I have no idea
what's going on there..still check_ping is an alternative).
results in a linker failure) and arm (hasn't started release builds yet).
mistakenly committed after testing and missed. release packages for this
built ok on amd64, i386, powerpc64, sparc64 so I'm leaving it unchanged
for those.
ok naddy@ (ports remains locked)
pulseaudio's meson.build effectively uses __builtin_dgettext() to
decide whether linking with -lintl is needed or not: base-clang
doesn't have it, so -lintl is given, while gcc 8.4. provides it,
so meson attempts to build without -lintl, which breaks the build
of pacat and a few other programs.
ok ajacoutot sthen
to fix build failures in dependent ports by tb@, tweaked by me (regen
patches, stop listing headers separately in the makefile).
various bug fixes, including c-client's version of the "parses
information from an IMAP server during non-authenticated state" class
of problems which was found in a bunch of IMAP software recently, some
crashes/memory corruption, and a problem with forwarding and replacing
attachments.
ok tb@
1.8.0 fixes issues with Python 3.8 seen by solene@ with onionshare
thanks tb for first look at onionshare itself and a diff to fix a
problem which was triggered by hitting the py-stem problem
ok tb@ solene@ pascal@
causes problems with SRTP sessions using AES-GCM-256 (wrong key length used,
SRTP_AES_ICM_256_KEY_LEN_WSALT vs SRTP_AES_GCM_256_KEY_LEN_WSALT).
no other change in this release.
deprecate old names, providing backwards compatibility (i.e. currently
old+new work, old would be removed in future). committing now so I can
cope with the transition in my production code as I update machines to 7.0.
There were some errors reported with it. Especially with
net/libtorrent-rasterbar. This meant that net/qbittorrent and net/deluge no
longer wokred. tb@ und mariani@ have found out that it is definitely the boost
update to 1.77. Brad has found out tha the problem can be solved by building
libtorrent-rasterbar with -O0.
Unless we understand the mechanism for the failure and are sure it's a
libtorrent-rasterbar problem rather than a boost one, sthen@ suggested to back
it out.
OK mariani@, sthen@ and Brad
