- Update to 1.6.0
Support for using getaddrinfo(), inet_ntop(), and struct sockaddr_storage
was originally added to support IPv6, and only used if IPv6 support was
enabled. Two decades later, these interfaces are ubiquitous and OS'es have
starting marking the old interfaces as deprecated, so this release changes
to use the modern interface whenever we can now. (Note that this depends
on the configure script or meson.build setting the appropriate HAVE_*
defines in the calling code, so this may not be fully effective in code
whose configure script was generated with a pre-1.6 version of xtrans.m4
or whose meson.build has not had equivalent updates.)
- refreshed p_xauth.diff
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1251486
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/xtrans?expand=0&rev=21
Support for using getaddrinfo(), inet_ntop(), and struct sockaddr_storage
was originally added to support IPv6, and only used if IPv6 support was
enabled. Two decades later, these interfaces are ubiquitous and OS'es have
starting marking the old interfaces as deprecated, so this release changes
to use the modern interface whenever we can now. (Note that this depends
on the configure script or meson.build setting the appropriate HAVE_*
defines in the calling code, so this may not be fully effective in code
whose configure script was generated with a pre-1.6 version of xtrans.m4
or whose meson.build has not had equivalent updates.)
- refreshed p_xauth.diff
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/X11:XOrg/xtrans?expand=0&rev=36
* This release fixes two small regressions introduced in the 1.5.1
release - one breaks builds when HAVE_STRCASECMP is not defined
(which mainly happens on Windows platforms) and the other breaks
builds when IPv6 support is disabled.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/X11:XOrg/xtrans?expand=0&rev=34
- Update to 1.5.0
xtrans is a library of code that is shared among various X packages to handle
network protocol transport in a modular fashion, allowing a single place to
add new transport types - but it is *not* a shared library, more like a \
"header-only" library. It is used by the X server, the XIM support in libX11,
libICE, the X font server, and related components. Because this is not a
shared library, the changes in this release will only take effect in consumers
that are rebuilt on a system with this release of xtrans installed.
This release makes progress towards resolving CVE-2020-25697, reported in
https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2020/11/09/3 . Clients will no
longer attempt to connect to sockets in the abstract namespace, though
servers will still bind to them to prevent other programs binding to those
names to intercept connections from clients using libraries built with older
versions of libxtrans or libxcb while the servers are running. Clients can
also now specify a full Unix domain socket pathname to connect to, instead
of relying on built-in defaults under /tmp. (Note that libX11 1.4.0 and later
relies on libxcb for making connections instead of libxtrans, so X11 protocol
clients will get this support in an upcoming release of libxcb, and the changes
in xtrans will only affect clients of other protocols using libxtrans, such as
XIM, ICE, SM, and the font service protocols.)
This release also removes support for System V UNIX platforms other than
Solaris and the illumos family - OS'es from SCO, AT&T's Unix Systems Group,
Novell, and NCR are no longer supported.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1091972
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/xtrans?expand=0&rev=17
xtrans is a library of code that is shared among various X packages to handle
network protocol transport in a modular fashion, allowing a single place to
add new transport types - but it is *not* a shared library, more like a \
"header-only" library. It is used by the X server, the XIM support in libX11,
libICE, the X font server, and related components. Because this is not a
shared library, the changes in this release will only take effect in consumers
that are rebuilt on a system with this release of xtrans installed.
This release makes progress towards resolving CVE-2020-25697, reported in
https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2020/11/09/3 . Clients will no
longer attempt to connect to sockets in the abstract namespace, though
servers will still bind to them to prevent other programs binding to those
names to intercept connections from clients using libraries built with older
versions of libxtrans or libxcb while the servers are running. Clients can
also now specify a full Unix domain socket pathname to connect to, instead
of relying on built-in defaults under /tmp. (Note that libX11 1.4.0 and later
relies on libxcb for making connections instead of libxtrans, so X11 protocol
clients will get this support in an upcoming release of libxcb, and the changes
in xtrans will only affect clients of other protocols using libxtrans, such as
XIM, ICE, SM, and the font service protocols.)
This release also removes support for System V UNIX platforms other than
Solaris and the illumos family - OS'es from SCO, AT&T's Unix Systems Group,
Novell, and NCR are no longer supported.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/X11:XOrg/xtrans?expand=0&rev=28
* This release drops a bunch of dead code, including support
only used by lbxproxy and pre-1.4.0 versions of libX11, as
well as support for obsolete SysV x86 platforms. It also
provides some bug fixes & other maintenance work.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/X11:XOrg/xtrans?expand=0&rev=20
