Sorry I dont respond fast, and thanks alot for all help. I make a copy of default CoTurn ports directory (4.9.0-r0) and put whole patch (your newest to 4.16.0-r0) in a file in main directory, Then run "patch -p0 < coturn.patch" and get:
...... Patching file patches/patch-src_apps_relay_mainrelay_c using Plan A... Hunk #1 succeeded at 1. Hunk #2 failed at 12. 1 out of 2 hunks failed--saving rejects to patches/patch-src_apps_relay_mainrelay_c.rej ...... All rest files in patch succeed. Sorry I dont understand how I can fix it. I attach to the mail the ".rej" file if it helps. ________________________________________ From: Stuart Henderson <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 5, 2026 8:51 AM To: Filip Lax; [email protected]; Martijn van Duren Subject: Re: Turnserver pending many security fixes On 2026/07/29 17:45, Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2026/07/29 14:48, Filip Lax wrote: > > Hi I run CoTurn (which for Openbsd is called Turnserver) and found that > > from Openbsd port version to current latest version there is alot of > > security patches. > > > > CoTurn is 99,9% used as internet facing app, TURN and STUN utility to > > assist bridging peer2peer users, and so it is in an exposed position. > > > > Sadly I dont have the profficiency to update a port myself so I try to ask > > here for help from the port author. > > you could try this. I'm not running this software so not tested beyond > build and "make test". (CC'ing martijn@ who looked at updates to this > before..) > > (FWIW, last time I looked at this stuff, restund seemed slightly saner > than coturn..) ...and here's a newer version.
patch-src_apps_relay_mainrelay_c.rej
Description: patch-src_apps_relay_mainrelay_c.rej
