- Update to 3.7.3: [bsc#1190698, bsc#1190796]
* libgnutls: The allowlisting configuration mode has been added
to the system-wide settings. In this mode, all the algorithms
are initially marked as insecure or disabled, while the
applications can re-enable them either through the [overrides]
section of the configuration file or the new API (#1172).
* The build infrastructure no longer depends on GNU AutoGen for
generating command-line option handling, template file parsing
in certtool, and documentation generation (#773, #774). This
change also removes run-time or bundled dependency on the
libopts library, and requires Python 3.6 or later to regenerate
the distribution tarball. Note that this brings in known backward
incompatibility in command-line tools, such as long options are
now case sensitive, while previously they were treated in a case
insensitive manner: for example --RSA is no longer a valid option
of certtool. The existing scripts using GnuTLS tools may need
adjustment for this change.
* libgnutls: The tpm2-tss-engine compatible private blobs can be loaded
and used as a gnutls_privkey_t (#594). The code was originally written
for the OpenConnect VPN project by David Woodhouse. To generate such
blobs, use the tpm2tss-genkey tool from tpm2-tss-engine:
https://github.com/tpm2-software/tpm2-tss-engine/#rsa-operations
or the tpm2_encodeobject tool from unreleased tpm2-tools.
* libgnutls: The library now transparently enables Linux KTLS (kernel
TLS) when the feature is compiled in with --enable-ktls configuration
option (#1113). If the KTLS initialization fails it automatically falls
back to the user space implementation.
* certtool: The certtool command can now read the Certificate Transparency
(RFC 6962) SCT extension (#232). New API functions are also provided to
access and manipulate the extension values.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/947389
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/security:tls/gnutls?expand=0&rev=57
