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Can someone backport stretch's nodejs package to jessie?



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Hi,

I'm writing to inquire whether there's anyone interested in
backporting `nodejs` and related packages from Debian Stretch to
Debian Jessie.

This would be incredibly useful to us in the [pump.io][1] project as a
lot of public (and private) pump nodes run on Debian, and Node.js 0.10
(currently shipped in Jessie) is unideal for a number of
reasons. Specifically, our new anti-XSS scrubber is really, really
great, but it only runs on Node 4.x and up. Anyone running on Debian's
`nodejs` gets the old, more invasive one. Also, if you run the pump
server without a reverse proxy (which we recommend) under 0.10, you
can't use any TLS cipher suites that provide forward secrecy.

I'd take this on myself, but unfortunately I have neither the time nor
the technical skills to do so :(

So, would anyone be willing to do this?

(It's my understanding that requests for backports are OK on this
list, but if not, please accept my apologies.)

Thanks so much!

AJ (aka strugee)

 [1]: http://pump.io

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