DSA candidates
assigned
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ceph/stable
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dosbox/stable
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enigmail/stable
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firefox-esr/stable
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firejail/stable
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flightcrew/stable
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glib2.0/stable
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gnutls28/stable
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golang-github-seccomp-libseccomp-golang/stable
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golang-go.crypto/stable
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gvfs/stable
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imagemagick/stable
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irssi/stable
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jackson-databind/stable
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jupyter-notebook/stable
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kf5-messagelib/stable
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libapache2-mod-auth-mellon/stable
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libgcrypt20/stable
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libmatio/stable
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libspring-java/stable
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libxslt/stable
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monit/stable
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mupdf/stable
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openjpeg2/stable
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openssl/stable
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openvswitch/stable
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pacemaker/stable
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php-imagick/stable
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php7.0/stable
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phpmyadmin/stable
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python-django/stable
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python-urllib3/stable
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qemu/stable
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ruby-openid/stable
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ruby-rails-admin/stable
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ruby-rails-html-sanitizer/stable
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ruby-zip/stable
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salt/stable
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sqlalchemy/stable
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sqlite3/stable
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tomcat7/stable
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tomcat8/stable
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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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