GPS multiplexing daemon

Edit Package gypsy

Gypsy is a GPS multiplexing daemon which allows multiple clients to
access GPS data from multiple GPS sources concurrently.

Without some sort of multiplexing system, a GPS device can only safely
be accessed by one client. In a server situation this may not cause any
problems, but on modern desktop which could potentially have multiple
location aware devices, this could be an issue.

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Filename Size Changed
gypsy-0.8.tar.bz2 0000407045 398 KB
gypsy-CVE-2011-0523.patch 0000006237 6.09 KB
gypsy-CVE-2011-0524.patch 0000007096 6.93 KB
gypsy.changes 0000001639 1.6 KB
gypsy.spec 0000004066 3.97 KB
Latest Revision
Stefan Lijewski's avatar Stefan Lijewski (lijews) accepted request 129672 from Stefan Lijewski's avatar Stefan Lijewski (lijews) (revision 2)
- Add gypsy-CVE-2011-0523.patch: add config file to restrict the
  files that can be read. Fix CVE-2011-0523 and bnc#666839.
- Add gypsy-CVE-2011-0524.patch: use snprintf() to avoid buffer
  overflows. Fix CVE-2011-0524 and bnc#666839.
- Add gnome-common BuildRequires and call to gnome-autogen.sh for
  gypsy-CVE-2011-0523.patch, since it touches the build system.

- Update to version 0.8:
  + Add support for dumping NMEA debug to stdout
  + Fix overeager Garmin device detection
  + Add support for named pipes and FIFOs
  + Fix incorrect use of TCIOFLUSH
  + Add support for setting baud rate on serial devices
  + Log if we are passed an unknown option key
  + Only open TTY devices read-write
  + Support RMC sentences for NMEA < 2.3
  + Add support for the N810's GPS
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