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resiprocate package

  1. Bug #1420956
  2. Comment #6

Comment 6 for bug 1420956

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Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre (cyphermox) wrote :

The problem with these debdiffs is that we don't ship new versions of packages as stable updates, they would have to land as backports. Stable updates would require just applying https://github.com/resiprocate/resiprocate/commit/645c9f461ca6e2d9d5167cc9c0ca4781c3e7c19b.

Is there any way to apply just that one commit for Trusty?

Also, for Utopic, why is there also 0002-client-avoid-TLSv1_2.patch? I may be a little nitpicky here, but it sounds slightly different than removing the hard-coded use of TLSv1 if we're also purposefully avoiding TLSv1.2 servers. I agree it makes sense, but it feels like it probably should be fixing a separate bug, since the symptoms would be different. What do you think? This seems to me as one case where the change is "on the line", especially if one doesn't understand OpenSSL and TLS well enough.

I'll go ahead and mark the general (vivid) task as Fix Released since resiprocate has been synced from unstable, so we already have 1:1.9.7-4 there.

Thanks!