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Frank Schütte's avatar Frank Schütte (fschuett) committed (revision 4)
Frank Schütte's avatar Frank Schütte (fschuett) committed (revision 3)
- update to upstream version 2019.78
  * Fix dbclient regression in 2019.77. After exiting the terminal would be left
    in a bad state. Reported by Ryan Woodsmall

- remove support for non-systemd systems from spec file 
- update to upstream version 2019.77
  * Fix server -R option with ECDSA - only advertise one key size which will be accepted.
    Reported by Peter Krefting, 2018.76 regression.
  * Fix server regression in 2018.76 where multiple client -R forwards were all forwarded
    to the first destination. Reported by Iddo Samet.
  * Make failure delay more consistent to avoid revealing valid usernames, set server password
    limit of 100 characters. Problem reported by usd responsible disclosure team
  * Change handling of failed authentication to avoid disclosing valid usernames,
    CVE-2018-15599.
  * Fix dbclient to reliably return the exit code from the remote server.
    Reported by W. Mike Petullo
  * Fix export of 521-bit ECDSA keys, from Christian Hohnstädt
  * Add -o Port=xxx option to work with sshfs, from xcko
  * Merged fuzzing code, see FUZZER-NOTES.md
  * Add a DROPBEAR_SVR_MULTIUSER=0 compile option to run on
    single-user Linux kernels (CONFIG_MULTIUSER disabled). From Patrick Stewart
  * Increase allowed username to 100 characters, reported by W. Mike Petullo
  * Update config.sub and config.guess, should now work with RISC-V
  * Cygwin compile fix from karel-m
  * Don't require GNU sed (accidentally in 2018.76), reported by Samuel Hsu
  * Fix for IRIX and writev(), reported by Kazuo Kuroi
  * Other fixes and cleanups from François Perrad, Andre McCurdy, Konstantin Demin,
    Michael Jones, Pawel Rapkiewicz
Frank Schütte's avatar Frank Schütte (fschuett) committed (revision 2)
- fix building on SLE_11_SP4
Frank Schütte's avatar Frank Schütte (fschuett) committed (revision 1)
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