Closed #1614.
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Well, the page says "Draft" for a reason. 4.17.0-alpha is not tagged because it
is not out yet. All actual releases are tagged in the git repository. Note that
we did not always do alpha releases in the past. RPM is such a central
component of the distribution that we don't really expect people
> rpmPubkeyDig() is a public API function, we can't just drop it.
How many (important) API dependencies we have? What if I do the corresponding
patch for libdnf as well?
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Reopened #1617.
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> I reverted e838c48 because the regression it fixed is no longer an issue, and
> it makes life a little more complicated for auditors.
NAK!
That thing has been messed with more than enough, and I've asked you to leave
it alone many times now.
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Closed #1617.
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@Conan-Kudo approved this pull request.
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@Conan-Kudo approved this pull request.
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Such packets are probably an attempt to exploit a bug in RPM, rather
than being useful.
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* Reject extra packets after a signature
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@DemiMarie pushed 2 commits.
0b3aa0a682951ee90a2e89c9bca91181c7cb0b43 Simplify OpenSSL crypto code
3a334f025056555e846ca52354950e1693bd155f Avoid double frees if
EVP_PKEY_assign_RSA fails
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Merged #1624 into master.
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Closed #1616 via #1624.
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Merged #1625 into master.
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It's not a question of any individual user. Removing interfaces from public API
requires a soname bump and those are not something to be done lightly because
they cause pain to every single rpm (API) user. So it's not something you'd do
for any *one* interface. What we *can* do is mark stuff
Anyway, thanks for the patch!
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While I like the overall idea of adding type hints to the binding I am not a
big fan of the content of python/rpm/_rpm.pyi. This basically duplicates the
API implementation in the C based API and is very easy to get out of sync.
Having this generated automatically during build time from the C
So we'd have --checksig and --verifysig which are confusingly overlapping in
both name and functionality, verifysig being not "more secure" just different.
I don't think so.
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Closed #1588.
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Closed #1581.
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Did you see my question in the last comment above?
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This is undefined behavior. Pinging @dmach @Conan-Kudo.
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* Avoid out-of-bounds pointer arithmetic in dataLength()
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It looks like some of the tests are failing on this?
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@DemiMarie pushed 1 commit.
a668ee79e97ca2ec8c2432be4f63c303d82f1c0d Avoid out-of-bounds pointer
arithmetic in dataLength()
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Not sure why test 346 failed, but I re-pushed it with just the bare minimal
change.
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