DSA candidates
adminer
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calibre
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cups
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exempi
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freeplane
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gpac
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guacamole-client
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irssi
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jackson-databind
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jruby
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krb5
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leptonlib
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libgit2
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libpodofo
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libraw
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libsdl2-image
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libspring-java
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libvncserver
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memcached
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mosquitto
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mupdf
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ntp
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opencv
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openexr
--
puppet-module-puppetlabs-apache
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puppet-module-puppetlabs-apt
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puppet-module-puppetlabs-mysql
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python-pysaml2
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ruby-ox
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ruby-rack-protection
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ruby-sanitize
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sdl-image1.2
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sharutils
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simplesamlphp
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slurm-llnl
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thrift-compiler
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unixodbc
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wireshark
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wordpress
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xerces-c
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zsh
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jupyter-notebook/stable
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libevt/stable
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open-build-service/stable
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qemu/stable
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ruby-doorkeeper/stable
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ruby-loofah/stable
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ruby-omniauth-saml/stable
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ruby-rails-admin/stable
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ruby-saml/stable
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ruby2.3/stable
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vncterm/stable
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dolibarr/oldstable
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ipython/oldstable
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jquery/oldstable
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libzypp/oldstable
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net-snmp/oldstable
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php-horde-crypt/oldstable
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polarssl/oldstable
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sam2p/oldstable
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squirrelmail/oldstable
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web2py/oldstable
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The above is a list of DSA candidates based on the tracker's information.
One should evaluate the candidates and either add them to dsa-needed.txt
or consider tagging them no-dsa.
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