[ubuntu/kinetic-proposed] rsync 3.2.4-1 (Accepted)
Sergio Durigan Junior
sergio.durigan at canonical.com
Wed Jul 20 07:50:15 UTC 2022
rsync (3.2.4-1) unstable; urgency=medium
[ Samuel Henrique ]
* New upstream version 3.2.4
- Work around a glibc bug where lchmod() breaks in a chroot w/o /proc
mounted (closes: #995046).
- rsync.1: remove prepended backticks which broke --stop-after and
--stop-at formatting (closes: #1007990).
* Ship new python-based rrsync with --with-rrsync:
- rrsync was previouysly written in bash.
- A manpage is now shipped for rrsync.
- python3 and python3-cmarkgfm are new B-Ds since they're needed
to generate the manpage.
* d/control:
- Add version requirement for some libxxhash-dev and libzstd-dev as
per upstream docs.
- Add python3-braceexpand to Suggests as it can be used by rrsync.
* d/rsync.install: cull_options has been renamed to cull-options.
* d/patches:
- Refresh the following patches:
~ disable_reconfigure_req.diff;
~ perl_shebang.patch;
~ skip_devices_test.patch;
- Drop the following patches, applied upstream now:
~ CVE-2020-14387.patch;
~ copy-devices.diff;
~ fix_delay_updates.patch;
~ fix_ftcbfs_configure.patch;
~ fix_mkpath.patch;
~ fix_rsync-ssl_RSYNC_SSL_CERT_feature.patch;
~ fix_sparse_inplace.patch;
~ manpage_upstream_fixes.patch;
~ update_rrsync_options.patch;
~ workaround_glibc_lchmod_regression.patch;
[ Sergio Durigan Junior ]
* d/rules: Disable ASM optimizations when building.
This is not needed because the only ASM-optimized implementation
available is the MD5 hash, which is actually a no-op because we link
against OpenSSL and rsync ends up using that library's implementation
of the hash. Even then, the final binary ends up with the
ASM-optimized version included, which makes it become
CET-incompatible.
Thanks to Dimitri John Ledkov <xnox at ubuntu.com>
Date: 2022-04-18 22:36:26.025031+00:00
Signed-By: Sergio Durigan Junior <sergio.durigan at canonical.com>
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rsync/3.2.4-1
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