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Marcus Meissner
d42ae2c82a Accepting request 670179 from home:scabrero:branches:network 
- Upgrade to 1.17. Major changes:
  Administrator experience:
  * A new Kerberos database module using the Lightning Memory-Mapped
    Database library (LMDB) has been added.  The LMDB KDB module should
    be more performant and more robust than the DB2 module, and may
    become the default module for new databases in a future release.
  * "kdb5_util dump" will no longer dump policy entries when specific
    principal names are requested.
  Developer experience:
  * The new krb5_get_etype_info() API can be used to retrieve enctype,
    salt, and string-to-key parameters from the KDC for a client
    principal.
  * The new GSS_KRB5_NT_ENTERPRISE_NAME name type allows enterprise
    principal names to be used with GSS-API functions.
  * KDC and kadmind modules which call com_err() will now write to the
    log file in a format more consistent with other log messages.
  * Programs which use large numbers of memory credential caches should
    perform better.
  Protocol evolution:
  * The SPAKE pre-authentication mechanism is now supported.  This
    mechanism protects against password dictionary attacks without
    requiring any additional infrastructure such as certificates.  SPAKE
    is enabled by default on clients, but must be manually enabled on
    the KDC for this release.
  * PKINIT freshness tokens are now supported.  Freshness tokens can
    protect against scenarios where an attacker uses temporary access to
    a smart card to generate authentication requests for the future.
  * Password change operations now prefer TCP over UDP, to avoid
    spurious error messages about replays when a response packet is
    dropped.
  * The KDC now supports cross-realm S4U2Self requests when used with a
    third-party KDB module such as Samba's.  The client code for
    cross-realm S4U2Self requests is also now more robust.
  User experience:
  * The new ktutil addent -f flag can be used to fetch salt information
    from the KDC for password-based keys.
  * The new kdestroy -p option can be used to destroy a credential cache
    within a collection by client principal name.
  * The Kerberos man page has been restored, and documents the
    environment variables that affect programs using the Kerberos
    library.
  Code quality:
  * Python test scripts now use Python 3.
  * Python test scripts now display markers in verbose output, making it
    easier to find where a failure occurred within the scripts.
  * The Windows build system has been simplified and updated to work
    with more recent versions of Visual Studio.  A large volume of
    unused Windows-specific code has been removed.  Visual Studio 2013
    or later is now required.
- Use systemd-tmpfiles to create files under /var/lib/kerberos, required
  by transactional updates; (bsc#1100126);
- Rename patches:
  * krb5-1.12-pam.patch => 0001-krb5-1.12-pam.patch
  * krb5-1.9-manpaths.dif => 0002-krb5-1.9-manpaths.patch
  * krb5-1.12-buildconf.patch => 0003-krb5-1.12-buildconf.patch
  * krb5-1.6.3-gssapi_improve_errormessages.dif to
    0004-krb5-1.6.3-gssapi_improve_errormessages.patch
  * krb5-1.6.3-ktutil-manpage.dif => 0005-krb5-1.6.3-ktutil-manpage.patch
  * krb5-1.12-api.patch => 0006-krb5-1.12-api.patch
  * krb5-1.12-ksu-path.patch => 0007-krb5-1.12-ksu-path.patch
  * krb5-1.12-selinux-label.patch =>  0008-krb5-1.12-selinux-label.patch
  * krb5-1.9-debuginfo.patch => 0009-krb5-1.9-debuginfo.patch
- Upgrade to 1.17. Major changes:
  Administrator experience:
  * A new Kerberos database module using the Lightning Memory-Mapped
    Database library (LMDB) has been added.  The LMDB KDB module should
    be more performant and more robust than the DB2 module, and may
    become the default module for new databases in a future release.
  * "kdb5_util dump" will no longer dump policy entries when specific
    principal names are requested.
  Developer experience:
  * The new krb5_get_etype_info() API can be used to retrieve enctype,
    salt, and string-to-key parameters from the KDC for a client
    principal.
  * The new GSS_KRB5_NT_ENTERPRISE_NAME name type allows enterprise
    principal names to be used with GSS-API functions.
  * KDC and kadmind modules which call com_err() will now write to the
    log file in a format more consistent with other log messages.
  * Programs which use large numbers of memory credential caches should
    perform better.
  Protocol evolution:
  * The SPAKE pre-authentication mechanism is now supported.  This
    mechanism protects against password dictionary attacks without
    requiring any additional infrastructure such as certificates.  SPAKE
    is enabled by default on clients, but must be manually enabled on
    the KDC for this release.
  * PKINIT freshness tokens are now supported.  Freshness tokens can
    protect against scenarios where an attacker uses temporary access to
    a smart card to generate authentication requests for the future.
  * Password change operations now prefer TCP over UDP, to avoid
    spurious error messages about replays when a response packet is
    dropped.
  * The KDC now supports cross-realm S4U2Self requests when used with a
    third-party KDB module such as Samba's.  The client code for
    cross-realm S4U2Self requests is also now more robust.
  User experience:
  * The new ktutil addent -f flag can be used to fetch salt information
    from the KDC for password-based keys.
  * The new kdestroy -p option can be used to destroy a credential cache
    within a collection by client principal name.
  * The Kerberos man page has been restored, and documents the
    environment variables that affect programs using the Kerberos
    library.
  Code quality:
  * Python test scripts now use Python 3.
  * Python test scripts now display markers in verbose output, making it
    easier to find where a failure occurred within the scripts.
  * The Windows build system has been simplified and updated to work
    with more recent versions of Visual Studio.  A large volume of
    unused Windows-specific code has been removed.  Visual Studio 2013
    or later is now required.
- Use systemd-tmpfiles to create files under /var/lib/kerberos, required
  by transactional updates; (bsc#1100126);
- Rename patches:
  * krb5-1.12-pam.patch => 0001-krb5-1.12-pam.patch
  * krb5-1.9-manpaths.dif => 0002-krb5-1.9-manpaths.patch
  * krb5-1.12-buildconf.patch => 0003-krb5-1.12-buildconf.patch
  * krb5-1.6.3-gssapi_improve_errormessages.dif to
    0004-krb5-1.6.3-gssapi_improve_errormessages.patch
  * krb5-1.6.3-ktutil-manpage.dif => 0005-krb5-1.6.3-ktutil-manpage.patch
  * krb5-1.12-api.patch => 0006-krb5-1.12-api.patch
  * krb5-1.12-ksu-path.patch => 0007-krb5-1.12-ksu-path.patch
  * krb5-1.12-selinux-label.patch =>  0008-krb5-1.12-selinux-label.patch
  * krb5-1.9-debuginfo.patch => 0009-krb5-1.9-debuginfo.patch

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/670179
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/network/krb5?expand=0&rev=212
 2019-02-13 17:01:33 +00:00
Michael Calmer
c4923edfdd - add patches from Fedora and upstream 
- update to version 1.9.1
  * obsolete patches:
    MITKRB5-SA-2010-007-1.8.dif
    krb5-1.8-MITKRB5-SA-2010-006.dif
    krb5-1.8-MITKRB5-SA-2011-001.dif
    krb5-1.8-MITKRB5-SA-2011-002.dif
    krb5-1.8-MITKRB5-SA-2011-003.dif
    krb5-1.8-MITKRB5-SA-2011-004.dif
    krb5-1.4.3-enospc.dif
  * replace krb5-1.6.1-compile_pie.dif

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/network/krb5?expand=0&rev=45
 2011-08-21 09:43:02 +00:00