File lzma.changes of Package lzma

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Mon Jun  9 11:29:37 CEST 2008 - martin.mohring@5etech.eu

- made a multiplatform package for use with OBS
- to link against Factory
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Wed May 14 22:04:25 CEST 2008 - schwab@suse.de

- Update to lzma-4.32.6.
  * Always use 32-bit integer to hold probability variables. Earlier,
    these were 64-bit on 64-bit architectures, which hurt cache
    efficiency in the CPU, and thus performance of LZMA. 32-bit
    architectures are not affected by this change.
  * Fix a theoretical data corruption bug in the LZMA encoder. It is
    about overflowing a 32-bit integer, whose typical value stays below
    five. I don't know if it is actually possible to construct to a file
    that could make it overflow. Even if it were possible, it would "only"
    make the output file corrupt so that it is 4 GiB too small; there
    are no other security risks. Now the integer is 64-bit to be sure
    it won't overflow.
  * Add support for copying timestamps on operating systems that support
    setting timestamps only by filename, not by file descriptor.
  * Several portability fixes were made.

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Fri May  9 11:51:42 CEST 2008 - schwab@suse.de

- Revert last changes.

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Tue May  6 22:36:09 CEST 2008 - bk@suse.de

- ci removed #neededforbuild while mbuild converts to BuildRequires
- bzip2 source to save space (not lzma, so it can be built in <11.0)

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Tue May  6 14:24:02 CEST 2008 - bk@suse.de

- run the package-provided self-test by adding a call to 'make check'
- use %configure instead of equivalent configure call with options
- improved to allow building in SLES and non-SUSE repositories, eg:
  - replace obsolete nostatic patch with check for static objects
  - use more generic wildcards in the file list for manual pages

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Mon Feb  4 19:20:31 CET 2008 - schwab@suse.de

- Fix installation.

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Mon Feb  4 13:32:06 CET 2008 - schwab@suse.de

- Update to lzma-4.32.5.
  * The percentage shown when --verbose is used, works again. Also some
    typos were fixed from the messages printed by --verbose.
  * Several small portability fixes were made.

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Fri Jan  4 07:12:26 CET 2008 - crrodriguez@suse.de

- Version 4.32.4
  * Ignore command line switch --format=alone. This way current scripts
    can be written so that they will produce LZMA_Alone format files
    even with the new command line tool once it is finishes along with
    liblzma.
  * The command line tool now tells if the user tries to decode files
    in the new .lzma format. The message recommends upgrading to newer
    LZMA Utils.
  * Added some internal consistency checks to liblzmadec, so that it
    doesn't crash if given lzmadec_stream whose initialization failed.
    Some applications using zlib and libbzip2 don't check if
    initialization was successful, and expect that error gets caught
    safely later.
- disable static libraries
- remove liblzmadec.la that has empty dependency_libs
- do not link utils statically

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Mon Dec  3 14:12:12 CET 2007 - dmueller@suse.de

- update to 4.32.3:
  * rare file content loss bugs fixed (did not check for error upon close())
  * permissions copying fixed
- testsuited switched partially to GPLv3
- fix library package name

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Thu Oct 11 14:52:41 CEST 2007 - schwab@suse.de

- Fix missing include.

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Wed Oct 10 14:56:31 CEST 2007 - schwab@suse.de

- Initial version 4.32.0beta5.

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