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  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548800">- Update tarball: Support buidling with liblzma &lt; 5.4.0.
  mt threads can be specified now, memlimit supports units now.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548801">- Update tarball: Support building with liblzma &lt; 5.2.0 (no MT).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548802">- Update to 1.99.17-final: Improve documentation.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1735473600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.18:
  * Cleanup libddr_lzma flags and memory handling; support sparse
    input. Default preset to 4 now.
  * Detect sparse output from unsparse plugins (decompression
    and decryption may benefit from this).
  * Testcase for (de)compression with sparse files.
  * Fix calchmac.py for Python 3.12, so HMAC tests succeed again.
  * Rationalize log level handling (control by -q, -v, -E).
  * Move cache prefetching fomr plugins to main program.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19:
  * ddr_crypt: Clean hole support with and without skiphole.
    (This works cleanly only for CTR and ECB modes.)
  * ddr_crypt: Fix backwards copies including holes. Note that
    this could result in different files from the forward copies
    before (bug). Add test case for the latter.
  * Many more testcases for sparse files with plugins: Also use
    odd sizes and holes at the beginning and end of the file.
  * Also skip over holes with -a when copying in reverse dir.
  * Allow setting unsparse and some other flags for ddr_null for
    testing.
  * Fix lzma compression with hole at the end.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164801">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Fix types for 32bit, in particular -1ULL for reverse hole
    detection.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164802">- Another update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Remove some debugging, add some comments.
  * Warn on lzma buf error (was only debug msg).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736337600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Clean up sparse file handling with plugins:
  - Document new design with much less pos tweaking, thus more
    robust.
  - Avoid opos moving ahead on sparse files, so unsparse plugins
    don't need to rewind. (We only allow opos jumps now if we're
    last in line, detect this.)
  - Only rely on ipos jumps for hole detection.
  - This also requires all plugins with ilnchg to fill holes
    with zeroes.
  * Fix issue with optimized find_nonzero potentially overreading
    and returning a few extra bytes.
  * Report true plugin sequence number also in case plugins occur
    multiple times in the chain, it's most important in this case.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736510400">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20 final:
  * New testcase with odd alignments uncovered an issue with
    sparse write elimination. Fixed.
  * Reactivated optimization only calling plugins again downstream
    of the first one requiring it.
  * Report errors better during cleanup.
  * Tweak buffer handling on ddr_lzo decompression to be sure to
    never double-process a block.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374400">- Update to final final dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Fix handling incomplete last bytes for ddr_lzma and ddr_lzo.
    This happens in a chain after decryption where we will miss the
    last bytes.
  * Support -pp for forcing preservation and reporting real errors
    on failure.
  * Ensure we don't overstate the no of processed bytes from
    previous plugins by lowering accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374401">- Another fix to the calculation of input length in plugin chains.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374402">- Now really at dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Testcase for alignment of final LZO header in multipart file.
  * Fix plugin accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374403">- Another fix for dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * We might also add bytes from a buffer in our chain.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374404">- Better debug output in case of check_lzo_dec.sh failures.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374405">- More debugging.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374406">- Avoid creating tiny holes at the end of the file.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374407">- Really final dd_rescue-1.99.20 now:
  * Fixed a memory corrution in ddr_lzo where we wrote one byte
    ahead of an allocated buffer. Thanks go to valgrind. Due to
    the memory allocator's internals, this was harmless on most
    architectures, not so on s390x, however.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741176000">- dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Fix ticket #9:
  * When several retries happened in real_writeblock(), we would
    corrupt the stack by increasing pointer rather than the
    variable pointed to. (This was reported by Sam James and
    analyzed with -fsanitizer.)</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741953600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.21:
  * Drop dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Merged
  * New option -H to inject interrupted and short IO calls for
    testing.
  * Fix handling of receiving short reads after EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * Fix handling of short writes and EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * These should address issue 9, reported and partially analyzed
    by Sam James.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1765108800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.22:
  * Improved calculation of average rate (harmonic mean).
  * New option -@/--sparse_nonslow (to selectively overwrite with
    zeros).
  * Better PRNG initialization on arm-v8.5-a+rng supporting CPUs.</changelog>
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  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548800">- Update tarball: Support buidling with liblzma &lt; 5.4.0.
  mt threads can be specified now, memlimit supports units now.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548801">- Update tarball: Support building with liblzma &lt; 5.2.0 (no MT).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548802">- Update to 1.99.17-final: Improve documentation.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1735473600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.18:
  * Cleanup libddr_lzma flags and memory handling; support sparse
    input. Default preset to 4 now.
  * Detect sparse output from unsparse plugins (decompression
    and decryption may benefit from this).
  * Testcase for (de)compression with sparse files.
  * Fix calchmac.py for Python 3.12, so HMAC tests succeed again.
  * Rationalize log level handling (control by -q, -v, -E).
  * Move cache prefetching fomr plugins to main program.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19:
  * ddr_crypt: Clean hole support with and without skiphole.
    (This works cleanly only for CTR and ECB modes.)
  * ddr_crypt: Fix backwards copies including holes. Note that
    this could result in different files from the forward copies
    before (bug). Add test case for the latter.
  * Many more testcases for sparse files with plugins: Also use
    odd sizes and holes at the beginning and end of the file.
  * Also skip over holes with -a when copying in reverse dir.
  * Allow setting unsparse and some other flags for ddr_null for
    testing.
  * Fix lzma compression with hole at the end.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164801">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Fix types for 32bit, in particular -1ULL for reverse hole
    detection.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164802">- Another update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Remove some debugging, add some comments.
  * Warn on lzma buf error (was only debug msg).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736337600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Clean up sparse file handling with plugins:
  - Document new design with much less pos tweaking, thus more
    robust.
  - Avoid opos moving ahead on sparse files, so unsparse plugins
    don't need to rewind. (We only allow opos jumps now if we're
    last in line, detect this.)
  - Only rely on ipos jumps for hole detection.
  - This also requires all plugins with ilnchg to fill holes
    with zeroes.
  * Fix issue with optimized find_nonzero potentially overreading
    and returning a few extra bytes.
  * Report true plugin sequence number also in case plugins occur
    multiple times in the chain, it's most important in this case.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736510400">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20 final:
  * New testcase with odd alignments uncovered an issue with
    sparse write elimination. Fixed.
  * Reactivated optimization only calling plugins again downstream
    of the first one requiring it.
  * Report errors better during cleanup.
  * Tweak buffer handling on ddr_lzo decompression to be sure to
    never double-process a block.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374400">- Update to final final dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Fix handling incomplete last bytes for ddr_lzma and ddr_lzo.
    This happens in a chain after decryption where we will miss the
    last bytes.
  * Support -pp for forcing preservation and reporting real errors
    on failure.
  * Ensure we don't overstate the no of processed bytes from
    previous plugins by lowering accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374401">- Another fix to the calculation of input length in plugin chains.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374402">- Now really at dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Testcase for alignment of final LZO header in multipart file.
  * Fix plugin accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374403">- Another fix for dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * We might also add bytes from a buffer in our chain.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374404">- Better debug output in case of check_lzo_dec.sh failures.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374405">- More debugging.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374406">- Avoid creating tiny holes at the end of the file.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374407">- Really final dd_rescue-1.99.20 now:
  * Fixed a memory corrution in ddr_lzo where we wrote one byte
    ahead of an allocated buffer. Thanks go to valgrind. Due to
    the memory allocator's internals, this was harmless on most
    architectures, not so on s390x, however.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741176000">- dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Fix ticket #9:
  * When several retries happened in real_writeblock(), we would
    corrupt the stack by increasing pointer rather than the
    variable pointed to. (This was reported by Sam James and
    analyzed with -fsanitizer.)</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741953600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.21:
  * Drop dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Merged
  * New option -H to inject interrupted and short IO calls for
    testing.
  * Fix handling of receiving short reads after EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * Fix handling of short writes and EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * These should address issue 9, reported and partially analyzed
    by Sam James.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1765108800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.22:
  * Improved calculation of average rate (harmonic mean).
  * New option -@/--sparse_nonslow (to selectively overwrite with
    zeros).
  * Better PRNG initialization on arm-v8.5-a+rng supporting CPUs.</changelog>
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  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548800">- Update tarball: Support buidling with liblzma &lt; 5.4.0.
  mt threads can be specified now, memlimit supports units now.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548801">- Update tarball: Support building with liblzma &lt; 5.2.0 (no MT).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548802">- Update to 1.99.17-final: Improve documentation.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1735473600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.18:
  * Cleanup libddr_lzma flags and memory handling; support sparse
    input. Default preset to 4 now.
  * Detect sparse output from unsparse plugins (decompression
    and decryption may benefit from this).
  * Testcase for (de)compression with sparse files.
  * Fix calchmac.py for Python 3.12, so HMAC tests succeed again.
  * Rationalize log level handling (control by -q, -v, -E).
  * Move cache prefetching fomr plugins to main program.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19:
  * ddr_crypt: Clean hole support with and without skiphole.
    (This works cleanly only for CTR and ECB modes.)
  * ddr_crypt: Fix backwards copies including holes. Note that
    this could result in different files from the forward copies
    before (bug). Add test case for the latter.
  * Many more testcases for sparse files with plugins: Also use
    odd sizes and holes at the beginning and end of the file.
  * Also skip over holes with -a when copying in reverse dir.
  * Allow setting unsparse and some other flags for ddr_null for
    testing.
  * Fix lzma compression with hole at the end.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164801">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Fix types for 32bit, in particular -1ULL for reverse hole
    detection.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164802">- Another update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Remove some debugging, add some comments.
  * Warn on lzma buf error (was only debug msg).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736337600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Clean up sparse file handling with plugins:
  - Document new design with much less pos tweaking, thus more
    robust.
  - Avoid opos moving ahead on sparse files, so unsparse plugins
    don't need to rewind. (We only allow opos jumps now if we're
    last in line, detect this.)
  - Only rely on ipos jumps for hole detection.
  - This also requires all plugins with ilnchg to fill holes
    with zeroes.
  * Fix issue with optimized find_nonzero potentially overreading
    and returning a few extra bytes.
  * Report true plugin sequence number also in case plugins occur
    multiple times in the chain, it's most important in this case.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736510400">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20 final:
  * New testcase with odd alignments uncovered an issue with
    sparse write elimination. Fixed.
  * Reactivated optimization only calling plugins again downstream
    of the first one requiring it.
  * Report errors better during cleanup.
  * Tweak buffer handling on ddr_lzo decompression to be sure to
    never double-process a block.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374400">- Update to final final dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Fix handling incomplete last bytes for ddr_lzma and ddr_lzo.
    This happens in a chain after decryption where we will miss the
    last bytes.
  * Support -pp for forcing preservation and reporting real errors
    on failure.
  * Ensure we don't overstate the no of processed bytes from
    previous plugins by lowering accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374401">- Another fix to the calculation of input length in plugin chains.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374402">- Now really at dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Testcase for alignment of final LZO header in multipart file.
  * Fix plugin accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374403">- Another fix for dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * We might also add bytes from a buffer in our chain.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374404">- Better debug output in case of check_lzo_dec.sh failures.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374405">- More debugging.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374406">- Avoid creating tiny holes at the end of the file.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374407">- Really final dd_rescue-1.99.20 now:
  * Fixed a memory corrution in ddr_lzo where we wrote one byte
    ahead of an allocated buffer. Thanks go to valgrind. Due to
    the memory allocator's internals, this was harmless on most
    architectures, not so on s390x, however.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741176000">- dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Fix ticket #9:
  * When several retries happened in real_writeblock(), we would
    corrupt the stack by increasing pointer rather than the
    variable pointed to. (This was reported by Sam James and
    analyzed with -fsanitizer.)</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741953600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.21:
  * Drop dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Merged
  * New option -H to inject interrupted and short IO calls for
    testing.
  * Fix handling of receiving short reads after EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * Fix handling of short writes and EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * These should address issue 9, reported and partially analyzed
    by Sam James.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1765108800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.22:
  * Improved calculation of average rate (harmonic mean).
  * New option -@/--sparse_nonslow (to selectively overwrite with
    zeros).
  * Better PRNG initialization on arm-v8.5-a+rng supporting CPUs.</changelog>
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  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548800">- Update tarball: Support buidling with liblzma &lt; 5.4.0.
  mt threads can be specified now, memlimit supports units now.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548801">- Update tarball: Support building with liblzma &lt; 5.2.0 (no MT).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548802">- Update to 1.99.17-final: Improve documentation.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1735473600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.18:
  * Cleanup libddr_lzma flags and memory handling; support sparse
    input. Default preset to 4 now.
  * Detect sparse output from unsparse plugins (decompression
    and decryption may benefit from this).
  * Testcase for (de)compression with sparse files.
  * Fix calchmac.py for Python 3.12, so HMAC tests succeed again.
  * Rationalize log level handling (control by -q, -v, -E).
  * Move cache prefetching fomr plugins to main program.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19:
  * ddr_crypt: Clean hole support with and without skiphole.
    (This works cleanly only for CTR and ECB modes.)
  * ddr_crypt: Fix backwards copies including holes. Note that
    this could result in different files from the forward copies
    before (bug). Add test case for the latter.
  * Many more testcases for sparse files with plugins: Also use
    odd sizes and holes at the beginning and end of the file.
  * Also skip over holes with -a when copying in reverse dir.
  * Allow setting unsparse and some other flags for ddr_null for
    testing.
  * Fix lzma compression with hole at the end.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164801">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Fix types for 32bit, in particular -1ULL for reverse hole
    detection.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164802">- Another update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Remove some debugging, add some comments.
  * Warn on lzma buf error (was only debug msg).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736337600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Clean up sparse file handling with plugins:
  - Document new design with much less pos tweaking, thus more
    robust.
  - Avoid opos moving ahead on sparse files, so unsparse plugins
    don't need to rewind. (We only allow opos jumps now if we're
    last in line, detect this.)
  - Only rely on ipos jumps for hole detection.
  - This also requires all plugins with ilnchg to fill holes
    with zeroes.
  * Fix issue with optimized find_nonzero potentially overreading
    and returning a few extra bytes.
  * Report true plugin sequence number also in case plugins occur
    multiple times in the chain, it's most important in this case.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736510400">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20 final:
  * New testcase with odd alignments uncovered an issue with
    sparse write elimination. Fixed.
  * Reactivated optimization only calling plugins again downstream
    of the first one requiring it.
  * Report errors better during cleanup.
  * Tweak buffer handling on ddr_lzo decompression to be sure to
    never double-process a block.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374400">- Update to final final dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Fix handling incomplete last bytes for ddr_lzma and ddr_lzo.
    This happens in a chain after decryption where we will miss the
    last bytes.
  * Support -pp for forcing preservation and reporting real errors
    on failure.
  * Ensure we don't overstate the no of processed bytes from
    previous plugins by lowering accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374401">- Another fix to the calculation of input length in plugin chains.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374402">- Now really at dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Testcase for alignment of final LZO header in multipart file.
  * Fix plugin accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374403">- Another fix for dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * We might also add bytes from a buffer in our chain.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374404">- Better debug output in case of check_lzo_dec.sh failures.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374405">- More debugging.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374406">- Avoid creating tiny holes at the end of the file.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374407">- Really final dd_rescue-1.99.20 now:
  * Fixed a memory corrution in ddr_lzo where we wrote one byte
    ahead of an allocated buffer. Thanks go to valgrind. Due to
    the memory allocator's internals, this was harmless on most
    architectures, not so on s390x, however.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741176000">- dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Fix ticket #9:
  * When several retries happened in real_writeblock(), we would
    corrupt the stack by increasing pointer rather than the
    variable pointed to. (This was reported by Sam James and
    analyzed with -fsanitizer.)</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741953600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.21:
  * Drop dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Merged
  * New option -H to inject interrupted and short IO calls for
    testing.
  * Fix handling of receiving short reads after EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * Fix handling of short writes and EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * These should address issue 9, reported and partially analyzed
    by Sam James.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1765108800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.22:
  * Improved calculation of average rate (harmonic mean).
  * New option -@/--sparse_nonslow (to selectively overwrite with
    zeros).
  * Better PRNG initialization on arm-v8.5-a+rng supporting CPUs.</changelog>
</package>
<package pkgid="d264368b9839a9a76b10ae37c89dd0d9767b96dffebf463b8c1068b1bd9925c5" name="dd_rescue-lzo" arch="x86_64">
  <version epoch="0" ver="1.99_0.3.0" rel="224.1"/>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548800">- Update tarball: Support buidling with liblzma &lt; 5.4.0.
  mt threads can be specified now, memlimit supports units now.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548801">- Update tarball: Support building with liblzma &lt; 5.2.0 (no MT).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1730548802">- Update to 1.99.17-final: Improve documentation.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1735473600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.18:
  * Cleanup libddr_lzma flags and memory handling; support sparse
    input. Default preset to 4 now.
  * Detect sparse output from unsparse plugins (decompression
    and decryption may benefit from this).
  * Testcase for (de)compression with sparse files.
  * Fix calchmac.py for Python 3.12, so HMAC tests succeed again.
  * Rationalize log level handling (control by -q, -v, -E).
  * Move cache prefetching fomr plugins to main program.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19:
  * ddr_crypt: Clean hole support with and without skiphole.
    (This works cleanly only for CTR and ECB modes.)
  * ddr_crypt: Fix backwards copies including holes. Note that
    this could result in different files from the forward copies
    before (bug). Add test case for the latter.
  * Many more testcases for sparse files with plugins: Also use
    odd sizes and holes at the beginning and end of the file.
  * Also skip over holes with -a when copying in reverse dir.
  * Allow setting unsparse and some other flags for ddr_null for
    testing.
  * Fix lzma compression with hole at the end.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164801">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Fix types for 32bit, in particular -1ULL for reverse hole
    detection.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736164802">- Another update to dd_rescue-1.99.19 final:
  * Remove some debugging, add some comments.
  * Warn on lzma buf error (was only debug msg).</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736337600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Clean up sparse file handling with plugins:
  - Document new design with much less pos tweaking, thus more
    robust.
  - Avoid opos moving ahead on sparse files, so unsparse plugins
    don't need to rewind. (We only allow opos jumps now if we're
    last in line, detect this.)
  - Only rely on ipos jumps for hole detection.
  - This also requires all plugins with ilnchg to fill holes
    with zeroes.
  * Fix issue with optimized find_nonzero potentially overreading
    and returning a few extra bytes.
  * Report true plugin sequence number also in case plugins occur
    multiple times in the chain, it's most important in this case.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1736510400">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.20 final:
  * New testcase with odd alignments uncovered an issue with
    sparse write elimination. Fixed.
  * Reactivated optimization only calling plugins again downstream
    of the first one requiring it.
  * Report errors better during cleanup.
  * Tweak buffer handling on ddr_lzo decompression to be sure to
    never double-process a block.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374400">- Update to final final dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Fix handling incomplete last bytes for ddr_lzma and ddr_lzo.
    This happens in a chain after decryption where we will miss the
    last bytes.
  * Support -pp for forcing preservation and reporting real errors
    on failure.
  * Ensure we don't overstate the no of processed bytes from
    previous plugins by lowering accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374401">- Another fix to the calculation of input length in plugin chains.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374402">- Now really at dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * Testcase for alignment of final LZO header in multipart file.
  * Fix plugin accordingly.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374403">- Another fix for dd_rescue-1.99.20:
  * We might also add bytes from a buffer in our chain.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374404">- Better debug output in case of check_lzo_dec.sh failures.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374405">- More debugging.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374406">- Avoid creating tiny holes at the end of the file.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1737374407">- Really final dd_rescue-1.99.20 now:
  * Fixed a memory corrution in ddr_lzo where we wrote one byte
    ahead of an allocated buffer. Thanks go to valgrind. Due to
    the memory allocator's internals, this was harmless on most
    architectures, not so on s390x, however.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741176000">- dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Fix ticket #9:
  * When several retries happened in real_writeblock(), we would
    corrupt the stack by increasing pointer rather than the
    variable pointed to. (This was reported by Sam James and
    analyzed with -fsanitizer.)</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1741953600">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.21:
  * Drop dd_rescue-bug9-retry-corruption.diff: Merged
  * New option -H to inject interrupted and short IO calls for
    testing.
  * Fix handling of receiving short reads after EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * Fix handling of short writes and EINTR/EAGAIN.
  * These should address issue 9, reported and partially analyzed
    by Sam James.</changelog>
  <changelog author="kurt@garloff.de" date="1765108800">- Update to dd_rescue-1.99.22:
  * Improved calculation of average rate (harmonic mean).
  * New option -@/--sparse_nonslow (to selectively overwrite with
    zeros).
  * Better PRNG initialization on arm-v8.5-a+rng supporting CPUs.</changelog>
</package>
<package pkgid="27008d1bead957a48bc45a684e48a49476d51340b3d46d8d8d96491ebbd81a7c" name="iperf" arch="src">
  <version epoch="0" ver="3.5" rel="5.1"/>
  <changelog author="poletti.marco@gmail.com" date="1269950400">- Initial package, version 2.0.4</changelog>
  <changelog author="reddwarf@opensuse.org" date="1282910400">- Update to 2.0.5
  * bumped default TCP send/recv buffer to 128K (this is not the
    kernel buffer that controls the window, but rather the Iperf
    internal buffer)
  * honor -i flag when for a server (-s) when using TCP
  * Exit rather than warn on connection failure
  * Reduce CPU usage
  * "neater" output for some units, eg Kbps, Mbps, Gbps
  * addresses some typos
  * prevent underflow when the amount of data to be
    transmitted (-n) is not a multiple of the buffer size (-l)
  * print report headers only once
  * use appropriate report header for UDP tests
- Cleaned with spec-cleaner</changelog>
  <changelog author="coolo@suse.com" date="1340366400">- disable _service file for factory update
- update license to be spdx.org conform</changelog>
  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1395748800">- iperf project moved from SourceForge to Google Code and now to GitHub.
  License changed from NCSA to BDS-3-Clause
- Update to 3.0.2
  This version, sometimes referred to as iperf3, is a redesign of an original
  version developed at NLANR/DAST. iperf3 is a new implementation from scratch,
  with the goal of a smaller, simpler code base, and a library version of the
  functionality that can be used in other programs. iperf3 also a number of
  features found in other tools such as nuttcp and netperf, but were missing
  from the original iperf. These include, for example, a zero-copy mode and
  optional JSON output.
  Note that iperf3 is NOT backwards compatible with the original iperf.
- Added iperf-3.0.2_strncat_bufferoverflow.patch:
  * Prevent buffer overflow in strncat
- Added iperf-3.0.2_disable-profiling.patch:
  * Disable profiling on x86 (option '-pg' is incompatible with invoked
    option '-fomit-frame-pointer')
- Changes in 3.0.2
  * iperf3 now builds on Linux systems that do not support
    TCP_CONGESTION.  Most notably this allows iperf3 to work on CentOS
    5.
  * An abort on MacOS 10.9 has been fixed (issue #135).
  * Added -I flag for the server to write a PID file, mostly useful for
    daemon mode (issue #120).
  * A bug that could break some TCP tests on FreeBSD has been fixed.
  * TCP snd_cwnd output is now printed by default on Linux (issue #99).
  * In JSON output, the --title string no longer has a colon and two
    spaces appended (issue #139).
  * A buffer for holding formatted numeric values is now
    properly-sized so that output is not truncated (issue #142).
  * Some memory leaks have been fixed.
  * A -d flag enables debugging output.
  * libtoolize is now invoked correctly from the bootstrap.sh script.
  * The test unit format can now be set from the API (issue #144).
  * libiperf is now built as both shared and static libraries.
- Changes in 3.0.1
  * Added the following new flags
  - D, --daemon	       run server as a daemon
  - L, --flowlabel           set IPv6 flow label (Linux only)
  - C, --linux-congestion    set congestion control algorithm (Linux only)
  - k, --blockcount #[KMG]   number of blocks (packets) to transmit
    (instead of -t or -n)
  * Bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0-RC5
  * Added the following new flags
  - F, --file name           xmit/recv the specified file
  - A, --affinity n/n,m      set CPU affinity (Linux only)
  - J, --json                output in JSON format
  - Z, --zerocopy            use a 'zero copy' method of sending data
  - O, --omit N              omit the first n seconds
  - T, --title str           prefix every output line with this string
  * more useful information in 'verbose' mode
  * Many bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0b4
  * Added support for binding to a specific interface (-B)
  * Added support for IPv6 mode (-6)
  * Setting TCP window size (-w) is now supported
  * Updates to iperf_error
  * Added new errors
  * Should generate more relavent messages
  * Stream list now managed by queue.h macros
  * Test structures are now kept intact after a test is run (for API users)
  * Improved interval timer granularity
  * Support for decimal values
  * Many bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0b3
  * Better error handling
  * All errors now handled with iperf_error()
  * All functions that can return errors return NULL or -1 on error and set i_errno appropriately
  * Iperf API intruduced
  * Support for adding new protocols
  * Added support for callback functions
  * on_connect - executes after a connection is made to the server
  * on_new_stream - executes after a new stream is created
  * on_test_start - executes right before the test begins
  * on_test_finish - executes after the test is finished
  * Added early support for verbose mode (-V)
- Changes in 3.0b2
  * UDP mode now supported
  * Support for setting bandwidth (-b)
  * Parallel UDP stream support
  * Reverse mode UDP support
  * Support for setting TCP_NODELAY (-N), disabling Nagle's Algorithm
  * Support for setting TCP MSS (-M)
  * Note: This feature is still in development. It is still very buggy.
- Changes in 3.0b1
  * TCP control socket now manages messages between client and server
  * Dynamic server (gets test parameters from client)
  * Server can now set test options dynamically without having to restart.
  * Currently supported options: -l, -t, -n, -P, -R
  * Future options: -u, -b, -w, -M, -N, -I, -T, -Z, -6
  * Results exchange
  * Client can now see server results (and vice versa)
  * Reverse mode (-R)
  * Server sends, client receives</changelog>
  <changelog author="andreas.stieger@gmx.de" date="1395835200">- iperf 3.0.3
  * Summary structures in the JSON output are now included, even if
    there is only one stream.
  * A possible buffer overflow in iperf_error.c has been fixed
    (replaced iperf-3.0.2_strncat_bufferoverflow.patch)
  * Example programs now build correctly
- clean spec</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1405598400">- iperf 3.0.5
  * A timing issue which caused measurement intervals to be wrong
    with TCP tests on lossy networks has been fixed
  * It is now possible to get (most of) the server-side output at
    the client by using the --get-server-output flag
  * A number of bugs with --json output have been fixed
- rebased iperf-3.0.2_disable-profiling.patch on 3.0.5 code
  (now is iperf-3.0.5_disable-profiling.patch)</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1405598401">- iperf 3.0.9
  * Bug fixes</changelog>
  <changelog author="schwab@linux-m68k.org" date="1419595200">- Apply profiling patch whenever %optflags includes -fomit-frame-pointer</changelog>
  <changelog author="seife+obs@b1-systems.com" date="1420718400">- iperf 3.0.10, user-visible changes:
  * UDP tests now honor the -w option for setting the socket buffer
    sizes (issue #219).</changelog>
  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1428235200">- iperf 3.0.11
  * This maintenance release adds a -1 flag to make the iperf3
    execute a single test and exit, needed for an upcoming bwctl
    release. A few other bugs are also fixed.</changelog>
  <changelog author="p.drouand@gmail.com" date="1448884800">- Update to version 3.1
  * SCTP support has been added (with the --sctp flag), on Linux,
    FreeBSD, and Solaris (issue #131).
  * Setting CPU affinity now works on FreeBSD.
  * Selection of TCP congestion now works on FreeBSD, and is now
    called --congestion (the old --linux-congestion option works
    but is now deprecated).
  * A new -I option for the server causes it to write a PID file,
    mostly useful for daemon mode (issue #120).
  * A --logfile argument can now force all output to go to a file,
    rather than to a file.  This is especially useful when running an
    iperf3 server in daemon mode (issue #119).
  * Various compatibility fixes for Android (issue #184, issue #185),
    iOS (issue #288), NetBSD (issue #248), Solaris (issue #175, issue
    [#178], issue #180, issue #211), vxWorks (issue #268).
  * A --udp-counters-64bit flag has been added to support very
    long-running UDP tests, which could cause a counter to overflow
    (issue #191).
  * A --cport option to specify the client-side port has been added
    (issue #207, issue #209, issue #239).
  * Some calculation errors with the -O feature have been fixed (issue
    [#236]).
  * A potential crash in the iperf3 server has been fixed (issue #257,
    issue #258).
  * Many miscellaneous bug fixes.
  * Consumers of libiperf can now get the JSON output for a
    just-completed test (issue #147).
  * Detection of various optional features has been improved to check
    for the presence or absence of platform functionality, not the name
    of platforms.
  * Out-of-tree builds now work (issue #265).
- Do not provide static library
- Update iperf-3.0.5_disable-profiling.patch &gt; iperf-disable-profiling.patch</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1450094400">- update to version 3.1.1
  * Minor bugfixes</changelog>
  <changelog author="plinnell@opensuse.org" date="1454932800">- Fix url so OBS is happy.</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1454932801">- update to version 3.1.2
  * Bug fixes</changelog>
  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1470916800">- update to version 3.1.3
  * fixes [boo#984453] [CVE-2016-4303] JSON parsing vulnerability
  * also includes support for fair-queueing, per-socket based
    pacing of tests on platforms that support it (currently recent
    Linux distributions), as well as several other fixes.</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1506081600">- update to 3.2
  * Authentication mechanism added
  * New --dscp option allows specifying the DSCP value
  * Details: https://github.com/esnet/iperf/blob/master/RELEASE_NOTES
  * Bug fixes</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1510056000">- update to 3.3
  * Bug fixes</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1520856000">- update to 3.5
  * Bug fixes mostly</changelog>
</package>
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  <version epoch="0" ver="3.5" rel="5.1"/>
  <changelog author="poletti.marco@gmail.com" date="1269950400">- Initial package, version 2.0.4</changelog>
  <changelog author="reddwarf@opensuse.org" date="1282910400">- Update to 2.0.5
  * bumped default TCP send/recv buffer to 128K (this is not the
    kernel buffer that controls the window, but rather the Iperf
    internal buffer)
  * honor -i flag when for a server (-s) when using TCP
  * Exit rather than warn on connection failure
  * Reduce CPU usage
  * "neater" output for some units, eg Kbps, Mbps, Gbps
  * addresses some typos
  * prevent underflow when the amount of data to be
    transmitted (-n) is not a multiple of the buffer size (-l)
  * print report headers only once
  * use appropriate report header for UDP tests
- Cleaned with spec-cleaner</changelog>
  <changelog author="coolo@suse.com" date="1340366400">- disable _service file for factory update
- update license to be spdx.org conform</changelog>
  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1395748800">- iperf project moved from SourceForge to Google Code and now to GitHub.
  License changed from NCSA to BDS-3-Clause
- Update to 3.0.2
  This version, sometimes referred to as iperf3, is a redesign of an original
  version developed at NLANR/DAST. iperf3 is a new implementation from scratch,
  with the goal of a smaller, simpler code base, and a library version of the
  functionality that can be used in other programs. iperf3 also a number of
  features found in other tools such as nuttcp and netperf, but were missing
  from the original iperf. These include, for example, a zero-copy mode and
  optional JSON output.
  Note that iperf3 is NOT backwards compatible with the original iperf.
- Added iperf-3.0.2_strncat_bufferoverflow.patch:
  * Prevent buffer overflow in strncat
- Added iperf-3.0.2_disable-profiling.patch:
  * Disable profiling on x86 (option '-pg' is incompatible with invoked
    option '-fomit-frame-pointer')
- Changes in 3.0.2
  * iperf3 now builds on Linux systems that do not support
    TCP_CONGESTION.  Most notably this allows iperf3 to work on CentOS
    5.
  * An abort on MacOS 10.9 has been fixed (issue #135).
  * Added -I flag for the server to write a PID file, mostly useful for
    daemon mode (issue #120).
  * A bug that could break some TCP tests on FreeBSD has been fixed.
  * TCP snd_cwnd output is now printed by default on Linux (issue #99).
  * In JSON output, the --title string no longer has a colon and two
    spaces appended (issue #139).
  * A buffer for holding formatted numeric values is now
    properly-sized so that output is not truncated (issue #142).
  * Some memory leaks have been fixed.
  * A -d flag enables debugging output.
  * libtoolize is now invoked correctly from the bootstrap.sh script.
  * The test unit format can now be set from the API (issue #144).
  * libiperf is now built as both shared and static libraries.
- Changes in 3.0.1
  * Added the following new flags
  - D, --daemon	       run server as a daemon
  - L, --flowlabel           set IPv6 flow label (Linux only)
  - C, --linux-congestion    set congestion control algorithm (Linux only)
  - k, --blockcount #[KMG]   number of blocks (packets) to transmit
    (instead of -t or -n)
  * Bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0-RC5
  * Added the following new flags
  - F, --file name           xmit/recv the specified file
  - A, --affinity n/n,m      set CPU affinity (Linux only)
  - J, --json                output in JSON format
  - Z, --zerocopy            use a 'zero copy' method of sending data
  - O, --omit N              omit the first n seconds
  - T, --title str           prefix every output line with this string
  * more useful information in 'verbose' mode
  * Many bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0b4
  * Added support for binding to a specific interface (-B)
  * Added support for IPv6 mode (-6)
  * Setting TCP window size (-w) is now supported
  * Updates to iperf_error
  * Added new errors
  * Should generate more relavent messages
  * Stream list now managed by queue.h macros
  * Test structures are now kept intact after a test is run (for API users)
  * Improved interval timer granularity
  * Support for decimal values
  * Many bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0b3
  * Better error handling
  * All errors now handled with iperf_error()
  * All functions that can return errors return NULL or -1 on error and set i_errno appropriately
  * Iperf API intruduced
  * Support for adding new protocols
  * Added support for callback functions
  * on_connect - executes after a connection is made to the server
  * on_new_stream - executes after a new stream is created
  * on_test_start - executes right before the test begins
  * on_test_finish - executes after the test is finished
  * Added early support for verbose mode (-V)
- Changes in 3.0b2
  * UDP mode now supported
  * Support for setting bandwidth (-b)
  * Parallel UDP stream support
  * Reverse mode UDP support
  * Support for setting TCP_NODELAY (-N), disabling Nagle's Algorithm
  * Support for setting TCP MSS (-M)
  * Note: This feature is still in development. It is still very buggy.
- Changes in 3.0b1
  * TCP control socket now manages messages between client and server
  * Dynamic server (gets test parameters from client)
  * Server can now set test options dynamically without having to restart.
  * Currently supported options: -l, -t, -n, -P, -R
  * Future options: -u, -b, -w, -M, -N, -I, -T, -Z, -6
  * Results exchange
  * Client can now see server results (and vice versa)
  * Reverse mode (-R)
  * Server sends, client receives</changelog>
  <changelog author="andreas.stieger@gmx.de" date="1395835200">- iperf 3.0.3
  * Summary structures in the JSON output are now included, even if
    there is only one stream.
  * A possible buffer overflow in iperf_error.c has been fixed
    (replaced iperf-3.0.2_strncat_bufferoverflow.patch)
  * Example programs now build correctly
- clean spec</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1405598400">- iperf 3.0.5
  * A timing issue which caused measurement intervals to be wrong
    with TCP tests on lossy networks has been fixed
  * It is now possible to get (most of) the server-side output at
    the client by using the --get-server-output flag
  * A number of bugs with --json output have been fixed
- rebased iperf-3.0.2_disable-profiling.patch on 3.0.5 code
  (now is iperf-3.0.5_disable-profiling.patch)</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1405598401">- iperf 3.0.9
  * Bug fixes</changelog>
  <changelog author="schwab@linux-m68k.org" date="1419595200">- Apply profiling patch whenever %optflags includes -fomit-frame-pointer</changelog>
  <changelog author="seife+obs@b1-systems.com" date="1420718400">- iperf 3.0.10, user-visible changes:
  * UDP tests now honor the -w option for setting the socket buffer
    sizes (issue #219).</changelog>
  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1428235200">- iperf 3.0.11
  * This maintenance release adds a -1 flag to make the iperf3
    execute a single test and exit, needed for an upcoming bwctl
    release. A few other bugs are also fixed.</changelog>
  <changelog author="p.drouand@gmail.com" date="1448884800">- Update to version 3.1
  * SCTP support has been added (with the --sctp flag), on Linux,
    FreeBSD, and Solaris (issue #131).
  * Setting CPU affinity now works on FreeBSD.
  * Selection of TCP congestion now works on FreeBSD, and is now
    called --congestion (the old --linux-congestion option works
    but is now deprecated).
  * A new -I option for the server causes it to write a PID file,
    mostly useful for daemon mode (issue #120).
  * A --logfile argument can now force all output to go to a file,
    rather than to a file.  This is especially useful when running an
    iperf3 server in daemon mode (issue #119).
  * Various compatibility fixes for Android (issue #184, issue #185),
    iOS (issue #288), NetBSD (issue #248), Solaris (issue #175, issue
    [#178], issue #180, issue #211), vxWorks (issue #268).
  * A --udp-counters-64bit flag has been added to support very
    long-running UDP tests, which could cause a counter to overflow
    (issue #191).
  * A --cport option to specify the client-side port has been added
    (issue #207, issue #209, issue #239).
  * Some calculation errors with the -O feature have been fixed (issue
    [#236]).
  * A potential crash in the iperf3 server has been fixed (issue #257,
    issue #258).
  * Many miscellaneous bug fixes.
  * Consumers of libiperf can now get the JSON output for a
    just-completed test (issue #147).
  * Detection of various optional features has been improved to check
    for the presence or absence of platform functionality, not the name
    of platforms.
  * Out-of-tree builds now work (issue #265).
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  * also includes support for fair-queueing, per-socket based
    pacing of tests on platforms that support it (currently recent
    Linux distributions), as well as several other fixes.</changelog>
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  * Authentication mechanism added
  * New --dscp option allows specifying the DSCP value
  * Details: https://github.com/esnet/iperf/blob/master/RELEASE_NOTES
  * Bug fixes</changelog>
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  * honor -i flag when for a server (-s) when using TCP
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  * Reduce CPU usage
  * "neater" output for some units, eg Kbps, Mbps, Gbps
  * addresses some typos
  * prevent underflow when the amount of data to be
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  * use appropriate report header for UDP tests
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  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1395748800">- iperf project moved from SourceForge to Google Code and now to GitHub.
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- Update to 3.0.2
  This version, sometimes referred to as iperf3, is a redesign of an original
  version developed at NLANR/DAST. iperf3 is a new implementation from scratch,
  with the goal of a smaller, simpler code base, and a library version of the
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- Added iperf-3.0.2_strncat_bufferoverflow.patch:
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- Added iperf-3.0.2_disable-profiling.patch:
  * Disable profiling on x86 (option '-pg' is incompatible with invoked
    option '-fomit-frame-pointer')
- Changes in 3.0.2
  * iperf3 now builds on Linux systems that do not support
    TCP_CONGESTION.  Most notably this allows iperf3 to work on CentOS
    5.
  * An abort on MacOS 10.9 has been fixed (issue #135).
  * Added -I flag for the server to write a PID file, mostly useful for
    daemon mode (issue #120).
  * A bug that could break some TCP tests on FreeBSD has been fixed.
  * TCP snd_cwnd output is now printed by default on Linux (issue #99).
  * In JSON output, the --title string no longer has a colon and two
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  * A buffer for holding formatted numeric values is now
    properly-sized so that output is not truncated (issue #142).
  * Some memory leaks have been fixed.
  * A -d flag enables debugging output.
  * libtoolize is now invoked correctly from the bootstrap.sh script.
  * The test unit format can now be set from the API (issue #144).
  * libiperf is now built as both shared and static libraries.
- Changes in 3.0.1
  * Added the following new flags
  - D, --daemon	       run server as a daemon
  - L, --flowlabel           set IPv6 flow label (Linux only)
  - C, --linux-congestion    set congestion control algorithm (Linux only)
  - k, --blockcount #[KMG]   number of blocks (packets) to transmit
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  * Bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0-RC5
  * Added the following new flags
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  - A, --affinity n/n,m      set CPU affinity (Linux only)
  - J, --json                output in JSON format
  - Z, --zerocopy            use a 'zero copy' method of sending data
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  - T, --title str           prefix every output line with this string
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  * Many bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0b4
  * Added support for binding to a specific interface (-B)
  * Added support for IPv6 mode (-6)
  * Setting TCP window size (-w) is now supported
  * Updates to iperf_error
  * Added new errors
  * Should generate more relavent messages
  * Stream list now managed by queue.h macros
  * Test structures are now kept intact after a test is run (for API users)
  * Improved interval timer granularity
  * Support for decimal values
  * Many bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0b3
  * Better error handling
  * All errors now handled with iperf_error()
  * All functions that can return errors return NULL or -1 on error and set i_errno appropriately
  * Iperf API intruduced
  * Support for adding new protocols
  * Added support for callback functions
  * on_connect - executes after a connection is made to the server
  * on_new_stream - executes after a new stream is created
  * on_test_start - executes right before the test begins
  * on_test_finish - executes after the test is finished
  * Added early support for verbose mode (-V)
- Changes in 3.0b2
  * UDP mode now supported
  * Support for setting bandwidth (-b)
  * Parallel UDP stream support
  * Reverse mode UDP support
  * Support for setting TCP_NODELAY (-N), disabling Nagle's Algorithm
  * Support for setting TCP MSS (-M)
  * Note: This feature is still in development. It is still very buggy.
- Changes in 3.0b1
  * TCP control socket now manages messages between client and server
  * Dynamic server (gets test parameters from client)
  * Server can now set test options dynamically without having to restart.
  * Currently supported options: -l, -t, -n, -P, -R
  * Future options: -u, -b, -w, -M, -N, -I, -T, -Z, -6
  * Results exchange
  * Client can now see server results (and vice versa)
  * Reverse mode (-R)
  * Server sends, client receives</changelog>
  <changelog author="andreas.stieger@gmx.de" date="1395835200">- iperf 3.0.3
  * Summary structures in the JSON output are now included, even if
    there is only one stream.
  * A possible buffer overflow in iperf_error.c has been fixed
    (replaced iperf-3.0.2_strncat_bufferoverflow.patch)
  * Example programs now build correctly
- clean spec</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1405598400">- iperf 3.0.5
  * A timing issue which caused measurement intervals to be wrong
    with TCP tests on lossy networks has been fixed
  * It is now possible to get (most of) the server-side output at
    the client by using the --get-server-output flag
  * A number of bugs with --json output have been fixed
- rebased iperf-3.0.2_disable-profiling.patch on 3.0.5 code
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  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1405598401">- iperf 3.0.9
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  <changelog author="schwab@linux-m68k.org" date="1419595200">- Apply profiling patch whenever %optflags includes -fomit-frame-pointer</changelog>
  <changelog author="seife+obs@b1-systems.com" date="1420718400">- iperf 3.0.10, user-visible changes:
  * UDP tests now honor the -w option for setting the socket buffer
    sizes (issue #219).</changelog>
  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1428235200">- iperf 3.0.11
  * This maintenance release adds a -1 flag to make the iperf3
    execute a single test and exit, needed for an upcoming bwctl
    release. A few other bugs are also fixed.</changelog>
  <changelog author="p.drouand@gmail.com" date="1448884800">- Update to version 3.1
  * SCTP support has been added (with the --sctp flag), on Linux,
    FreeBSD, and Solaris (issue #131).
  * Setting CPU affinity now works on FreeBSD.
  * Selection of TCP congestion now works on FreeBSD, and is now
    called --congestion (the old --linux-congestion option works
    but is now deprecated).
  * A new -I option for the server causes it to write a PID file,
    mostly useful for daemon mode (issue #120).
  * A --logfile argument can now force all output to go to a file,
    rather than to a file.  This is especially useful when running an
    iperf3 server in daemon mode (issue #119).
  * Various compatibility fixes for Android (issue #184, issue #185),
    iOS (issue #288), NetBSD (issue #248), Solaris (issue #175, issue
    [#178], issue #180, issue #211), vxWorks (issue #268).
  * A --udp-counters-64bit flag has been added to support very
    long-running UDP tests, which could cause a counter to overflow
    (issue #191).
  * A --cport option to specify the client-side port has been added
    (issue #207, issue #209, issue #239).
  * Some calculation errors with the -O feature have been fixed (issue
    [#236]).
  * A potential crash in the iperf3 server has been fixed (issue #257,
    issue #258).
  * Many miscellaneous bug fixes.
  * Consumers of libiperf can now get the JSON output for a
    just-completed test (issue #147).
  * Detection of various optional features has been improved to check
    for the presence or absence of platform functionality, not the name
    of platforms.
  * Out-of-tree builds now work (issue #265).
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- Update iperf-3.0.5_disable-profiling.patch &gt; iperf-disable-profiling.patch</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1450094400">- update to version 3.1.1
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  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1470916800">- update to version 3.1.3
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  * also includes support for fair-queueing, per-socket based
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    Linux distributions), as well as several other fixes.</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1506081600">- update to 3.2
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  * New --dscp option allows specifying the DSCP value
  * Details: https://github.com/esnet/iperf/blob/master/RELEASE_NOTES
  * Bug fixes</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1510056000">- update to 3.3
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  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1520856000">- update to 3.5
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  <changelog author="garloff@suse.de" date="1249473600">- Initial creation of package.</changelog>
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  <changelog author="mpluskal@suse.com" date="1449835200">- Cleanup spec file with spec-cleaner
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  <changelog author="reddwarf@opensuse.org" date="1282910400">- Update to 2.0.5
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    kernel buffer that controls the window, but rather the Iperf
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  * honor -i flag when for a server (-s) when using TCP
  * Exit rather than warn on connection failure
  * Reduce CPU usage
  * "neater" output for some units, eg Kbps, Mbps, Gbps
  * addresses some typos
  * prevent underflow when the amount of data to be
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  * print report headers only once
  * use appropriate report header for UDP tests
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  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1395748800">- iperf project moved from SourceForge to Google Code and now to GitHub.
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- Update to 3.0.2
  This version, sometimes referred to as iperf3, is a redesign of an original
  version developed at NLANR/DAST. iperf3 is a new implementation from scratch,
  with the goal of a smaller, simpler code base, and a library version of the
  functionality that can be used in other programs. iperf3 also a number of
  features found in other tools such as nuttcp and netperf, but were missing
  from the original iperf. These include, for example, a zero-copy mode and
  optional JSON output.
  Note that iperf3 is NOT backwards compatible with the original iperf.
- Added iperf-3.0.2_strncat_bufferoverflow.patch:
  * Prevent buffer overflow in strncat
- Added iperf-3.0.2_disable-profiling.patch:
  * Disable profiling on x86 (option '-pg' is incompatible with invoked
    option '-fomit-frame-pointer')
- Changes in 3.0.2
  * iperf3 now builds on Linux systems that do not support
    TCP_CONGESTION.  Most notably this allows iperf3 to work on CentOS
    5.
  * An abort on MacOS 10.9 has been fixed (issue #135).
  * Added -I flag for the server to write a PID file, mostly useful for
    daemon mode (issue #120).
  * A bug that could break some TCP tests on FreeBSD has been fixed.
  * TCP snd_cwnd output is now printed by default on Linux (issue #99).
  * In JSON output, the --title string no longer has a colon and two
    spaces appended (issue #139).
  * A buffer for holding formatted numeric values is now
    properly-sized so that output is not truncated (issue #142).
  * Some memory leaks have been fixed.
  * A -d flag enables debugging output.
  * libtoolize is now invoked correctly from the bootstrap.sh script.
  * The test unit format can now be set from the API (issue #144).
  * libiperf is now built as both shared and static libraries.
- Changes in 3.0.1
  * Added the following new flags
  - D, --daemon	       run server as a daemon
  - L, --flowlabel           set IPv6 flow label (Linux only)
  - C, --linux-congestion    set congestion control algorithm (Linux only)
  - k, --blockcount #[KMG]   number of blocks (packets) to transmit
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  * Bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0-RC5
  * Added the following new flags
  - F, --file name           xmit/recv the specified file
  - A, --affinity n/n,m      set CPU affinity (Linux only)
  - J, --json                output in JSON format
  - Z, --zerocopy            use a 'zero copy' method of sending data
  - O, --omit N              omit the first n seconds
  - T, --title str           prefix every output line with this string
  * more useful information in 'verbose' mode
  * Many bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0b4
  * Added support for binding to a specific interface (-B)
  * Added support for IPv6 mode (-6)
  * Setting TCP window size (-w) is now supported
  * Updates to iperf_error
  * Added new errors
  * Should generate more relavent messages
  * Stream list now managed by queue.h macros
  * Test structures are now kept intact after a test is run (for API users)
  * Improved interval timer granularity
  * Support for decimal values
  * Many bug fixes
- Changes in 3.0b3
  * Better error handling
  * All errors now handled with iperf_error()
  * All functions that can return errors return NULL or -1 on error and set i_errno appropriately
  * Iperf API intruduced
  * Support for adding new protocols
  * Added support for callback functions
  * on_connect - executes after a connection is made to the server
  * on_new_stream - executes after a new stream is created
  * on_test_start - executes right before the test begins
  * on_test_finish - executes after the test is finished
  * Added early support for verbose mode (-V)
- Changes in 3.0b2
  * UDP mode now supported
  * Support for setting bandwidth (-b)
  * Parallel UDP stream support
  * Reverse mode UDP support
  * Support for setting TCP_NODELAY (-N), disabling Nagle's Algorithm
  * Support for setting TCP MSS (-M)
  * Note: This feature is still in development. It is still very buggy.
- Changes in 3.0b1
  * TCP control socket now manages messages between client and server
  * Dynamic server (gets test parameters from client)
  * Server can now set test options dynamically without having to restart.
  * Currently supported options: -l, -t, -n, -P, -R
  * Future options: -u, -b, -w, -M, -N, -I, -T, -Z, -6
  * Results exchange
  * Client can now see server results (and vice versa)
  * Reverse mode (-R)
  * Server sends, client receives</changelog>
  <changelog author="andreas.stieger@gmx.de" date="1395835200">- iperf 3.0.3
  * Summary structures in the JSON output are now included, even if
    there is only one stream.
  * A possible buffer overflow in iperf_error.c has been fixed
    (replaced iperf-3.0.2_strncat_bufferoverflow.patch)
  * Example programs now build correctly
- clean spec</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1405598400">- iperf 3.0.5
  * A timing issue which caused measurement intervals to be wrong
    with TCP tests on lossy networks has been fixed
  * It is now possible to get (most of) the server-side output at
    the client by using the --get-server-output flag
  * A number of bugs with --json output have been fixed
- rebased iperf-3.0.2_disable-profiling.patch on 3.0.5 code
  (now is iperf-3.0.5_disable-profiling.patch)</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1405598401">- iperf 3.0.9
  * Bug fixes</changelog>
  <changelog author="schwab@linux-m68k.org" date="1419595200">- Apply profiling patch whenever %optflags includes -fomit-frame-pointer</changelog>
  <changelog author="seife+obs@b1-systems.com" date="1420718400">- iperf 3.0.10, user-visible changes:
  * UDP tests now honor the -w option for setting the socket buffer
    sizes (issue #219).</changelog>
  <changelog author="aj@ajaissle.de" date="1428235200">- iperf 3.0.11
  * This maintenance release adds a -1 flag to make the iperf3
    execute a single test and exit, needed for an upcoming bwctl
    release. A few other bugs are also fixed.</changelog>
  <changelog author="p.drouand@gmail.com" date="1448884800">- Update to version 3.1
  * SCTP support has been added (with the --sctp flag), on Linux,
    FreeBSD, and Solaris (issue #131).
  * Setting CPU affinity now works on FreeBSD.
  * Selection of TCP congestion now works on FreeBSD, and is now
    called --congestion (the old --linux-congestion option works
    but is now deprecated).
  * A new -I option for the server causes it to write a PID file,
    mostly useful for daemon mode (issue #120).
  * A --logfile argument can now force all output to go to a file,
    rather than to a file.  This is especially useful when running an
    iperf3 server in daemon mode (issue #119).
  * Various compatibility fixes for Android (issue #184, issue #185),
    iOS (issue #288), NetBSD (issue #248), Solaris (issue #175, issue
    [#178], issue #180, issue #211), vxWorks (issue #268).
  * A --udp-counters-64bit flag has been added to support very
    long-running UDP tests, which could cause a counter to overflow
    (issue #191).
  * A --cport option to specify the client-side port has been added
    (issue #207, issue #209, issue #239).
  * Some calculation errors with the -O feature have been fixed (issue
    [#236]).
  * A potential crash in the iperf3 server has been fixed (issue #257,
    issue #258).
  * Many miscellaneous bug fixes.
  * Consumers of libiperf can now get the JSON output for a
    just-completed test (issue #147).
  * Detection of various optional features has been improved to check
    for the presence or absence of platform functionality, not the name
    of platforms.
  * Out-of-tree builds now work (issue #265).
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  * also includes support for fair-queueing, per-socket based
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    Linux distributions), as well as several other fixes.</changelog>
  <changelog author="msvec@suse.com" date="1506081600">- update to 3.2
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  * New --dscp option allows specifying the DSCP value
  * Details: https://github.com/esnet/iperf/blob/master/RELEASE_NOTES
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  <changelog author="bjacke@suse.de" date="987508800">- initial build</changelog>
  <changelog author="poeml@suse.de" date="1028203200">- update to the successor 2.02
  note: if stdout is not on a terminal, it will behave like the old
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    pw_random_number() so that we generate passwords that start
    with vowels, and insert numbers from 0-9, not just 0-8. (Oops!)
    Addresses Debian bug #176688.
- use %defattr</changelog>
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  <changelog author="kssingvo@suse.de" date="1183636800">- update to version 2.06:
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  * Fix bug which would cause pwgen to loop forever if the password
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  <changelog author="crrodriguez@opensuse.org" date="1254484800">- fix fdleaks including [bnc#529521]</changelog>
  <changelog author="lnussel@suse.de" date="1285070400">- remove superfluous makepasswd script (bnc#619084)</changelog>
  <changelog author="mrdocs@opensuse.org" date="1286884800">- remove rm -rf buildroot in the install section to remove the
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  <changelog author="coolo@suse.com" date="1324468800">- add autoconf as buildrequire to avoid implicit dependency</changelog>
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  * Remove backwards compatibility for no-tty mode.  Addresses
    CVE-2013-4440 (Closes: #725507) (bsc#846397)
  * Fail hard if /dev/urandom and /dev/random are not available.
    Addresses CVE-2013-4442 and Launchpad #1183213 (Closes: #767008)
    (bsc#846397)
  * Fix pwgen -B so that it doesn't accidentally generate passwords with
    ambiguous characters after changing the case of some letters.
    Addresses Launchpad Bugs #638418 and #1349863
  * Fix potential portability bug on architectures where unsgined ints
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  <changelog author="mpluskal@suse.com" date="1436702400">- Add gpg signature
- Use autoreconf
- Cleanup spec file with spec-cleaner</changelog>
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  * Fix bug which would cause pwgen to loop forever if the password
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  <changelog author="crrodriguez@opensuse.org" date="1254484800">- fix fdleaks including [bnc#529521]</changelog>
  <changelog author="lnussel@suse.de" date="1285070400">- remove superfluous makepasswd script (bnc#619084)</changelog>
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  <changelog author="coolo@suse.com" date="1324468800">- add autoconf as buildrequire to avoid implicit dependency</changelog>
  <changelog author="meissner@suse.com" date="1418126400">- updated to version 2.07 (bsc#908992):
  * New upstream version
  * Remove backwards compatibility for no-tty mode.  Addresses
    CVE-2013-4440 (Closes: #725507) (bsc#846397)
  * Fail hard if /dev/urandom and /dev/random are not available.
    Addresses CVE-2013-4442 and Launchpad #1183213 (Closes: #767008)
    (bsc#846397)
  * Fix pwgen -B so that it doesn't accidentally generate passwords with
    ambiguous characters after changing the case of some letters.
    Addresses Launchpad Bugs #638418 and #1349863
  * Fix potential portability bug on architectures where unsgined ints
    are not 4 bytes long</changelog>
  <changelog author="mpluskal@suse.com" date="1436702400">- Add gpg signature
- Use autoreconf
- Cleanup spec file with spec-cleaner</changelog>
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  <changelog author="archie@dellroad.org" date="1279454400">- Turn on SUSE_ASNEEDED magic to fix build.</changelog>
  <changelog author="masterpatricko@gmail.com" date="1292155200">- Build with optflags</changelog>
  <changelog author="ohering@suse.de" date="1338811200">- update sparsify.c to fix build errors, download version 2012-05-10</changelog>
  <changelog author="ohering@suse.de" date="1338811201">- update to zerofree-1.0.2
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  <changelog author="tejas.guruswamy@opensuse.org" date="1355745600">- Update to zerofree-1.0.3</changelog>
  <changelog author="ohering@suse.de" date="1375444800">- package COPYING</changelog>
  <changelog author="sweet_f_a@gmx.de" date="1441886400">- add zerofree(8) man page (taken from debian)</changelog>
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  <changelog author="ohering@suse.de" date="1338811200">- update sparsify.c to fix build errors, download version 2012-05-10</changelog>
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  <changelog author="ohering@suse.de" date="1375444800">- package COPYING</changelog>
  <changelog author="sweet_f_a@gmx.de" date="1441886400">- add zerofree(8) man page (taken from debian)</changelog>
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