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- Update to version 2.7:
  * Fixed getent parsing of passwd and notation of conditionals
    normalised.  A few other minor fixes and documentation improvements.
- Changes from version 2.6:
  * This release adds new features and provides an important fix for usage
    of Tomb with cryptsetup 2.1 and future versions
  * fixes a whitespace bug in KDF passwords, all fixes are documented in
    KNOWN_BUGS.
  * A notable new feature is the libsphinx integration for
    password-authenticated key agreement (PAKE).
  * Integration of cloakify to support new cloak/uncloak commands that
    hide keys inside long text files. Also support for gpg sub-keys has
    been added and overall gpg asymmetric key protection is improved.
- Bump year in SUSE copyright
- Add patch `fix-env-script-interpreter-rpm-error.patch`: needed to
  solve a RPM lint error of type `fix-env-script-interpreter`

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- Update to version 2.5:
  * Restore (from v2.3) ownership change of all files inside tombs,
    to facilitate single user usage, which is now default and can
    be prevented using the '-p' flag on 'open' commands.
  * 'post-hooks' now renamed to 'exec-hooks' and launched on 'open'
    and 'close' commands with a defined set of arguments
  * Use 'findmnt' instead of parsing the output of 'mount -l',
    which grants compatibility with more recent util-linux versions
  * fix: the 'slam' command has better process detection and the
    a new 'ps' command to list processes using tombs
  * fix: support tomb hidden filenames (starting with a dot) that
    lack an extension
  * minor fixes to messaging and translations
- bump year in SUSE copyright

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- Packaging changes:
 * Upstream URL casing has changed, fix download urls to reflect this.
 * Use Makefile to install
 * lint with spec-cleaner
- Update to version 2.4:
 * Support for asymmetric encryption of Tomb keys using public/private
   GPG key pairs.
 * It is now possible to protect a Tomb key using a GPG key
   (which can also be password-less for automations) as well encrypt a
   Tomb key for multiple recipients (list of GPG ids).
 * Fix to the 'slam' command with better detection of running programs
   using 'lsof' (new optional dependency)
 * Fix to 'forge' key creation to really use 512 bits long keys to really
   trigger usage of AES256; correct support for opening tombs in read-only
   mode; update of the Tomber python wrapper in extras.
 * Documentation updates.
- Changes introduced by version 2.3:
 * Fix bug occurring when using ZSh version 5.3 or higher.
 * Fix inclusion of final newline in keys generated with 2.2, only affecting
   third-party software.
 * Removed chmod/chown of tombs when open.
 * Improved parser and post-hooks to avoid usage of external binaries (grep and
   cat)
 * Improved security when decrypting keys.
 * Fix for clean execution via sudo nopasswd.
 * Updated extras/gtomb to latest stable version.
 * Various documentation updates about kdf, using images as keys, deniability
   and gpg-agent usage.
 * New experimental port to Android platforms in extras.

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Update to latest stable release

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Tomb aims to be a free and open source system for easy encryption and backup of personal files, written in code that is easy to review and links shared GNU/Linux components.

At present, Tomb consists of a simple shell script (Zsh) using standard filesystem tools (GNU) and the cryptographic API of the Linux kernel (cryptsetup and LUKS). Tomb can also produce machine parsable output to facilitate its use inside graphical applications.

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