Uploaded freeswan 1.95-1 (m68k) to non-us
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Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 00:23:18 +0100
Source: freeswan
Binary: kernel-patch-freeswan freeswan
Architecture: m68k
Version: 1.95-1
Distribution: unstable
Urgency: high
Maintainer: buildd m68k user account <buildd@ax.westfalen.de>
Changed-By: Rene Mayrhofer <rene.mayrhofer@vianova.at>
Description:
freeswan - IPSEC utilities for FreeSWan
Closes: 119637 120252 122115 122116 128000 128117 128471 129392
Changes:
freeswan (1.95-1) unstable; urgency=HIGH
.
This release has urgency HIGH because it makes the package usable again.
(The last upstream release is unusable.)
* New upstream release.
This release should make freeswan usable again, but the major changes
seem to have happened in the x509 patches (which I include in the
newest version in this package). The patched pluto is now able to read
its RSA private key directly from a x509 file in PEM or DER format
(please look at /usr/share/doc/freeswan/ipsec.secrets.template.x509 for
details) instead of having to extract the key and store it in
ipsec.secrets. Of cource, this makes my previously introduced
extractrsakey.sh script useless, sigh.... Although I have invested some
time in the previous solution, this one is definitely cleaner.
Entering the private key file in ipsec.secrets automatically will be done
by a future package, this one only creates new x509 certificates as
before, but does not change ipsec.secrets (I have to release quickly).
Closes: #129392, 120252
I hope this also fixes the problem with the validity date of x509
certificates. Since I was unable to reproduce the problem, I am closing
the bug report. Please reopen it if it still does not work for you (but
the I need more details for reproducing).
Closes: #128117
* The kernel-patch-freeswan should work with current kernels, at least on
my system it does. If it does not compile for you, please send me
a detailed report with the kernel version *and* the kernel configuration
you are using.
Closes: #128000, #122115, #122116
* Made the postinst script a bit more robust against failures when starting
freeswan (the kernel module might not be available yet).
Closes: #128471
* As far as I see it, the makefiles for patching the kernel have to be
called from within the kernel patch directory. The KERNELSRC variable
is responsible for changing files in the right directory (and that one
gets set to the current working directory, which should be the kernel
source dir when calling the apply script). Therefore I think the
PATCHDIR variable is set correctly. If it does not work in some cases,
then please send me a report where it does not work this way.
For now, closing the bug report since it seems to work on all of my
systems.
Closes: #119637
Files:
8331dd5530f27f3e80ac0d5f2594e954 1604724 non-US/main optional freeswan_1.95-1_m68k.deb
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