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- update to 2.3.0
 * Added initial support for reading configuration from OpenSSH-compatible
   config files, when present. Both client and server configuration files are
   supported, but not all config options are supported.
 * Added support for the concept of only a subset of supported algorithms being
   enabled by default, and for the ability to use wildcards when specifying
   algorithm names. Also, OpenSSH’s syntax of prefixing the list with
   ‘^’, ‘+’, or ‘-‘ is supported for incrementally adjusting the list
   of algorithms starting from the default set.
 * Added support for specifying a preferred list of client authentication
   methods, in order of preference.
 * Added the ability to use AsyncSSH’s “password” argument on servers which
   are using keyboard-interactive authentication to prompt for a “passcode”.
 * Added support for providing separate lists of private keys and certificates,
   rather than requiring them to be specifying together as a tuple.
   When this new option is used, AsyncSSH will automatically associate
   the private keys with their corresponding certificates if matching
   certificates are present in the list.
 * Added support for the “known_hosts” argument to accept a list of known host
   files, rather than just a single file. Known hosts can also be specified
   using the GlobalKnownHostFile and UserKnownHostFile config file options,
   each of which can take multiple filenames.
 * Added new “request_tty” option to provide finer grained control over whether
   AsyncSSH will request a TTY when opening new sessions. The default is to
   still tie this to whether a “term_type” is specified, but now that can be
   overridden. Supported options of “yes”, “no”, “force”, and “auto” match
   the values supported by OpenSSH.
 * Added new “rdns_lookup” option to control whether the server does a reverse
   DNS of client addresses to allow matching of clients based on hostname
   in authorized keys and config files. When this option is disabled (the default),

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/823202
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-asyncssh?expand=0&rev=13
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
Tue Jul 28 16:49:45 UTC 2020 - Ondřej Súkup <mimi.vx@gmail.com>
- update to 2.3.0
* Added initial support for reading configuration from OpenSSH-compatible
config files, when present. Both client and server configuration files are
supported, but not all config options are supported.
* Added support for the concept of only a subset of supported algorithms being
enabled by default, and for the ability to use wildcards when specifying
algorithm names. Also, OpenSSH’s syntax of prefixing the list with
‘^’, ‘+’, or ‘-‘ is supported for incrementally adjusting the list
of algorithms starting from the default set.
* Added support for specifying a preferred list of client authentication
methods, in order of preference.
* Added the ability to use AsyncSSH’s “password” argument on servers which
are using keyboard-interactive authentication to prompt for a “passcode”.
* Added support for providing separate lists of private keys and certificates,
rather than requiring them to be specifying together as a tuple.
When this new option is used, AsyncSSH will automatically associate
the private keys with their corresponding certificates if matching
certificates are present in the list.
* Added support for the “known_hosts” argument to accept a list of known host
files, rather than just a single file. Known hosts can also be specified
using the GlobalKnownHostFile and UserKnownHostFile config file options,
each of which can take multiple filenames.
* Added new “request_tty” option to provide finer grained control over whether
AsyncSSH will request a TTY when opening new sessions. The default is to
still tie this to whether a “term_type” is specified, but now that can be
overridden. Supported options of “yes”, “no”, “force”, and “auto” match
the values supported by OpenSSH.
* Added new “rdns_lookup” option to control whether the server does a reverse
DNS of client addresses to allow matching of clients based on hostname
in authorized keys and config files. When this option is disabled (the default),
matches can only be based on client IP.
* Added new “send_env” argument when opening a session to forward local
environment variables using their existing values, augmenting the “env”
argument that lets you specify remote environment variables to set and
their corresponding values.
* Added new “tcp_keepalive” option to control whether TCP-level keepalives
are enabled or not on SSH connections.
* Added support for sending and parsing client EXT_INFO messages, and for
sending the “global-requests-ok” option in these messages when AsyncSSH
is acting as a client.
* Added support for expansion of ‘~’ home directory expansion when specifying
arguments which contain filenames.
* Added support for time intervals and byte counts to optionally be specified
as string values with units, allowing for values such as “1.5h” or “1h30m”
instead of having to specify that as 5400 seconds. Similarly, a byte count
of “1g” can be passed to indicate 1 gigabyte, rather than specifying 1073741824 bytes.
* Enhanced logging to report lists of sent and received algorithms
when no matching algorithm is found.
* Fixed an interoperability issue with PKIXSSH when attempting to use X.509
certificates with a signature algorithm of “x509v3-rsa2048-sha256”.
* Fixed keepalive handler to avoid leaking a timer object in some cases.
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Thu Jul 9 22:36:54 UTC 2020 - Ondřej Súkup <mimi.vx@gmail.com>

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%{?!python_module:%define python_module() python-%{**} python3-%{**}}
%define skip_python2 1
Name: python-asyncssh
Version: 2.2.1
Version: 2.3.0
Release: 0
Summary: Asynchronous SSHv2 client and server library
License: EPL-2.0 OR GPL-2.0-or-later