[Bug 1556308] Re: [FFe] Please merge unbound 1.58-1 from Debian unstable

[Nish Aravamudan]

** Summary changed:

- Please merge unbound 1.58-1 from Debian unstable
+ [FFe] Please merge unbound 1.58-1 from Debian unstable

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Title:
  [FFe] Please merge unbound 1.58-1 from Debian unstable

Status in unbound package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  FFe justification:

  The largest changes are in 1.5.7-1 -> 1.5.7-2, which allows for end
  users to use unbound without configuring /etc/default/unbound in the
  general case. Additionally, some chroot cruft in debian as been
  cleaned up.

  Removing the default file also makes it easier to support all init
  systems.

  Notable new features:

  * Support RFC7686: handle ".onion" Special-Use Domain. It is blocked
  by default, and can be unblocked with "nodefault" localzone config.

  Notable bug fixes:

  * Fix that NSEC3 negative cache is used when there is no salt.
  * wait for sendto to drain socket buffers when they are full.
  * Fix: Swig should not be invoked with CPPFLAGS. (paves the way for reproducible builds)
  * Squelch 'cannot assign requested address' log messages unless verbosity is high, it was spammed after network down.
  * Fix: Do not log an error when the PID file cannot be chown'ed. (Remove the use of some capabilities, helps with Apparmor)
  * iana portlist update

  The other changes are mostly compatibility fixes for netbsd and osx.

  Many thanks to Simon for helping analyze the upstream changelog and
  testing.

  ---

  unbound (1.5.8-1ubuntu1) xenial; urgency=medium

    * Merge from Debian unstable (LP: #1556308):
      - Revert dnstap support (dependencies not in main)

   -- Nishanth Aravamudan <nish.aravamudan at canonical.com>  Fri, 11 Mar
  2016 14:49:39 -0800

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