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release.
* bsc#905313 bsc#920338 bsc#927080 bsc#928723 bsc#931480 bsc#939211
bsc#940195 bsc#940332 bsc#944494 bsc#968787
- Patches from upstream removed
* htm-tabort.patch
* o-tmpfile.patch
* memcpy-chk-non-SSE2.patch
* pthread-mutexattr-gettype-kind.patch
* powerpc-software-sqrt.patch
* static-tls-dtv-limit.patch
* threaded-trim-threshold.patch
* resolv-nameserver-handling.patch
* nss-separate-state-getXXent.patch
* aarch64-sigstksz.patch
* heap-top-corruption.patch
* pthread-join-deadlock.patch - pthread-join-deadlock.patch: Use IE model for static variables in
libc.so, libpthread.so and rtld (bsc#930015, BZ #18457) - glibc-nodate.patch: fix verification of timestamp - also filter out -fstack-protector-strong - getaddrinfo-ipv6-sanity.diff: Remove. It breaks services that start
before IPv6 is up (bsc#931399)
- glibc-2.3.locales.diff.bz2: Remove sh_YU locales, fix currency for en_BE. - Add /usr/include/gnu/lib-names-.*.h to baselibs
- pthread-join-deadlock.patch: Don't require rtld lock to store static TLS
offset in the DTV (bsc#930015, BZ #18457)
- heap-top-corruption.patch: Do not corrupt the top of a threaded heap if
top chunk is MINSIZE (BZ #18502) - threaded-trim-threshold.patch: Fix regression in threaded application
malloc performance (bsc#915955, BZ #17195) - aarch64-sigstksz.patch: Increase MINSIGSTKSZ and SIGSTKSZ (BZ #16850) - powerpc-software-sqrt.patch: Fix powerpc software sqrt (BZ #17964, BZ
[#17967])
- nss-separate-state-getXXent.patch: Separate internal state between
getXXent and getXXbyYY NSS calls (CVE-2014-8121, bsc#918187, BZ #18007)
- static-tls-dtv-limit.patch: Fix DTV race, assert, DTV_SURPLUS Static TLS
limit, and nptl_db garbage (bsc#919678, BZ #17090, BZ #17620, BZ #17621,
BZ #17628) - resolv-nameserver-handling.patch: Replace with simpler version with more
compatibility - memcpy-chk-non-SSE2.patch: Fix __memcpy_chk on non-SSE2 CPUs
(bsc#920084) - resolv-nameserver-handling.patch: Rewrite handling of nameserver
configuration in resolver - htm-tabort.patch: Fix TABORT encoding for little endian - ldd-system-interp.patch: Restore warning about execution permission, it
is still needed for noexec mounts (bsc#915985) - Update to glibc 2.21 release.
* A new semaphore algorithm has been implemented in generic C code for all
machines
* Added support for TSX lock elision of pthread mutexes on powerpc32,
powerpc64 and powerpc64le
* Optimized strcpy, stpcpy, strchrnul and strrchr implementations for
AArch64
* i386 memcpy functions optimized with SSE2 unaligned load/store
* New locales: tu_IN, bh_IN, raj_IN, ce_RU
* The obsolete sigvec function has been removed
* CVE-2015-1472 CVE-2015-1473 CVE-2104-7817 CVE-2012-3406 CVE-2014-9402
CVE-2014-7817 bsc#864081 bsc#906371 bsc#909053 bsc#910599 bsc#916222
- Patches from upstream removed
* ifunc-x86-slow-sse4.patch
* pthread-mutex-trylock-elision.patch
- o-tmpfile.patch: Fix value of O_TMPFILE for architectures with
non-default O_DIRECTORY (BZ #17912) - Update to crypt_blowfish 1.3.
* Add support for the $2b$ prefix.
- ifunc-x86-slow-sse4.patch: Fix misdetected Slow_SSE4_2 cpu feature bit
(BZ #17501) - Update to glibc 2.20 release.
* Reverted change of ABI data structures for s390 and s390x
* Support for file description locks is added to systems running the
Linux kernel
* Optimized strchr implementation for AArch64
* The minimum Linux kernel version that this version of the GNU C Library
can be used with is 2.6.32
* Running the testsuite no longer terminates as soon as a test fails
* The am33 port, which had not worked for several years, has been removed
from ports.
* The _BSD_SOURCE and _SVID_SOURCE feature test macros are no longer
supported; they now act the same as _DEFAULT_SOURCE (but generate a
warning)
* Optimized strcmp implementation for ARMv7
* Added support for TX lock elision of pthread mutexes on s390 and s390x
* All supported architectures now use the main glibc sysdeps directory
instead of some being in a separate "ports" directory
* The NPTL implementation of POSIX pthreads is no longer an "add-on"
* Locale names, including those obtained from environment variables (LANG
and the LC_* variables), are more tightly checked for proper syntax
* On x86-64, the dynamic linker's lazy-binding support is now compatible
with application code using Intel MPX instructions
* CVE-2013-7423 bsc#915526 bsc#934084 bsc#973010
- Patches from upstream removed
* nss-dns-memleak.patch
* sin-sign.patch
* pldd-wait-ptrace-stop.patch
* nscd-track-startup-failures.patch
* powerpc-opt-power8.patch
* check-pf-alloca.patch
* getaddrinfo-uninit-result.patch
* ppc64-copysign.patch
* nextafterl-ibm-ldouble.patch
* ibm-long-double-math.patch
* ibm-long-double-frexpl.patch
* aarch64-setcontext.patch
* nss-nis-stack-use.patch
* psfaa.patch
* nss-files-long-lines.patch
* setlocale-directory-traversal.patch
* dt-ppc64-num.patch
* ppc64le-profiling.patch
* s390-revert-abi-change.patch
* disable-gconv-translit-modules.patch
* resolv-dont-ignore-second-answer.patch
* iconv-ibm-sentinel-check.patch
- Remove sprof.1, and mtrace.1, now included in the man-pages package
(bsc#967190) - iconv-ibm-sentinel-check.patch: Fix crashes on invalid input in IBM
gconv modules (CVE-2014-6040, bnc#894553, BZ #17325) - disable-gconv-translit-modules.patch: Disable gconv transliteration
module loading (CVE-2014-5119, bnc#892073, BZ #17187) - pthread-mutexattr-gettype-kind.patch: Filter out
PTHREAD_MUTEX_NO_ELISION_NP bit in pthread_mutexattr_gettype
(bnc#888131, BZ #15790) - ppc64le-profiling.patch: fix profiling for ppc64le (bnc#889601, BZ
[#17213])
- s390-revert-abi-change.patch: replace with upstream patch, switches
default symbol version back to old version (bnc#887228) - ibm93x-redundant-shift-si.patch: Avoid redundant shift character in
iconv output at block boundary (bnc#886416, BZ #17197) - s390-revert-abi-change.patch: revert back to pre-2.19 layout of jmp_buf
and ucontext_t on s390 (bnc#887228) - dt-ppc64-num.patch: Correct DT_PPC64_NUM (bnc#887169, BZ #17153) - setlocale-directory-traversal.patch: Directory traversal in locale
environment handling (CVE-2014-0475, bnc#887022, BZ #17137)
- Remove the ppc64le check-abi workaround, no longer needed - nss-files-long-lines.patch: Don't ignore too long lines in nss_files
(bnc#883217, BZ #17079)
- Remove locale.1, localedef.1 and iconvconfig.8 manpages, now included in
the man-pages package (bnc#880703)
- manpages.patch: update - psfaa.patch: copy filename argument in posix_spawn_file_actions_addopen
(CVE-2014-4043, bnc#882600, BZ #17048) - glibc-memset-nontemporal.diff: Speedup memset on x86_64
(bnc#868622, BZ #16830) - add non-elision-enabled libpthread - nss-nis-stack-use.patch: fix unbound stack use in NIS NSS module (BZ
[#16932]) - getaddrinfo-uninit-result.patch: fix parsing of getai result for
IPv6-only request (bnc#876521) - ibm-long-double-frexpl.patch: Correct IBM long double frexpl
(bnc#872573, BZ #16740, BZ #16619) - ibm-long-double-math.patch: Remove faulty assembler implementations of
ceil, nearbyintl, roundl for IBM long double (bnc#873457, BZ #16701, BZ
[#16706], BZ #16707) - Use /run for nscd instead of /var/run. - pthread-mutex-destroy.patch: Remove
- pthread-mutex-trylock-elision.patch: Properly handle forced elision in
pthread_mutex_trylock (bnc#865968, BZ #16657) - nextafterl-ibm-ldouble.patch: Correct IBM long double nextafterl
(bnc#871637, BZ #16739) - Readd dependency on sysvinit.target to nscd.service (bnc#868422)
- Make the nscd service part of the nss-lookup and nss-user-lookup targets
(bnc#871386)
- Move _constraints back to main package and update it - ppc64-copysign.patch: Fix ppc64le copysign overwriting parent stack
frame (BZ #16786)
- aarch64-setcontext.patch: Fix aarch64 setcontext clobbering alternate
signal stack (BZ #16629) - powerpc-opt-power8.patch: readd POWER8 implementation of isnan,
isinf, finite with fix for little endian (bnc#871353)
- pthread-mutex-destroy.patch: Skip checks in pthread_mutex_destroy when
doing elision (bnc#865968) - powerpc-opt-power8.patch: remove broken POWER8 implementation of isnan,
isinf, finite; fix missing static symbols
- glibc-2.14-crypt.diff: update for file renaming - check-pf-alloca.patch: remove use of alloca while collecting interface
addresses - abort-no-flush.patch: Don't close or flush stdio streams on abort (BZ
[#15436])
- fix-locking-in-_IO_cleanup.patch: always do locking when accessing
streams (bnc#796982, BZ #15142)
- resolv-dont-ignore-second-answer.patch: don't ignore second answer from
nameserver if the first one was empty (bnc#767266, BZ #13651)
- ldd-system-interp.patch: Never try to execute the file in ldd
(bnc#677787, BZ #16750) - check-pf-alloca.patch: Account for alloca use when collecting interface
addresses (bnc#785041, BZ #16002) - powerpc-opt-power8.patch: two more POWER8 optimisations (bnc#866711,
fate#315443) - getaddrinfo-uninit-result.patch: Fix use of half-initialized result in
getaddrinfo when using nscd (bnc#867636, BZ #16743) - Remove dependency on sysinit.target from nscd.service again (bnc#86422) - powerpc-opt-power8.patch: GLIBC Optimizations For POWER8 Hardware
(bnc#866711, fate#315443) - Make sure nscd is started after sysinit.target (bnc#868422)
- nscd-track-startup-failures.patch: properly track startup failures in
nscd and mark nscd.service as forking (BZ #16639) - Add services and netgroup persistent caches to nscd file list - sin-sign.patch: Fix sign of input to bsloww1 (BZ #16623)
- pldd-wait-ptrace-stop.patch: Update from upstream - nss-dns-memleak.patch: fix memory leak in nss-dns (bnc#863499)
- Don't build glibc-{extra,info,i18ndata,obsolete} and nscd for i686 - Bump minimum kernel to 3.0 - Update to glibc 2.19 release - Update to glibc 2.18.90 ee7cc3853761:
* More bug fixes
* SystemTap probes for slow multiple precision fallback paths of
transcendental functions have been introduced.
* Preliminary documentation about Multi-Thread, Async-Signal and
Async-Cancel Safety has been added.
* Change powerpc64le start ABI to 2.17
- Add /usr/local/lib64 to ld.so.conf on all lib64 platforms
- Enable profile build for aarch64
- ppc64le-abilist.patch: Removed - make pwdutils a real buildrequire
Requires(pre) are used during builds, but don't trigger rebuilds.
But to create clearly defined bootstrap projects, it's essential
to know what packages are required for others. So move this requires
to build to a buildrequire - Update to glibc 2.18.90 94c8a4bc574c:
* More bug fixes
* Slovenian translations for glibc messages have been contributed by the
Translation Project's Slovenian team of translators. - Update to glibc 2.18.90 83f5c32d21f7:
* Support for STT_GNU_IFUNC symbols added for ppc64
* A new feature test macro _DEFAULT_SOURCE is available
* The _BSD_SOURCE feature test macro no longer enables BSD interfaces
that conflict with POSIX. The libbsd-compat library (which was a
dummy library that did nothing) has also been removed.
* Added support for version-3 tz format files
- i686-no-sse42-strstr.patch: Removed - Update to glibc 2.18.90 aeb95445d128:
* More bug fixes
* Support for STT_GNU_IFUNC symbols added for ppc32/power4+
* The public headers no longer use __unused nor __block
* Support for PowerPC64 ELFv2 ABI
- ppc64le-abilist.patch: ABI lists for PowerLE - Update to glibc 2.18.90 bd12ab55c05e:
* New locales: ak_GH, anp_IN, ar_SS, cmn_TW, hak_TW, lzh_TW, nan_TW, pap_AW,
pap_CW, quz_PE, the_NP.
* Substantially revised locales: gd_GB, ht_HT
* The LC_ADDRESS field was updated to support country_car for almost all
supported locales.
* ISO 1427 definitions were updated.
* ISO 3166 definitions were updated.
* The localedef utility now supports --big-endian and --little-endian
command-line options to generate locales for a different system from that
for which the C library was built.
* Binary locale files now only depend on the endianness of the system for
which they are generated and not on other properties of that system.
* ISO 639 definitions were updated for Chiga (cgg) and Chinese (gan, hak, czh,
cjy, lzh, cmn, mnp, cdo, czo, cpx, wuu, hsn, yue).
* SystemTap probes for malloc have been introduced.
* Support for powerpc64le has been added.
* The soft-float powerpc port now supports e500 processors.
- Remove upstreamed patches:
cbrtl-ldbl-96.patch
fcntl-o-tmpfile.patch
getaddrinfo-overflow.patch
glibc-2.18.tar.xz
glibc-ld-profile.patch
glibc-nscd-hconf.diff
i686-strcasecmp-fallback.patch
m68k-Scrt1.patch
malloc-overflows.patch
nonascii-case.patch
nss-database.patch
printf-overrun.patch
readdir_r-overflow.patch
strcoll-overflow.patch
- Remove obsolete patches:
glibc-2.4.90-revert-only-euro.diff - getaddrinfo-overflow.patch: Fix stack overflow due to large AF_INET6
requests (CVE-2013-4458, bnc#847227) - Remove SSE4.2 implementation of strstr for x86-32 (bnc#843464) - Depend on gcc defaults for base powerpc optimisations (bnc#844824) - Enable ports addon for m68k and adapt file list
- m68k-Scrt1.patch: Use PIC for Scrt1.o - nscd-server-user.patch: run nscd as user nscd (fate#314673) - malloc-overflows.patch: Fix integer overflows in malloc (CVE-2013-4332,
bnc#839870) - fcntl-o-tmpfile.patch: Add O_TMPFILE to (bnc#837965)
- strcoll-overflow.patch: Update to latest version - Update to glibc 2.18 release
* No source change
- strcoll-overflow.patch: fix buffer overflow in strcoll (CVE-2012-4412,
bnc#779320)
- readdir_r-overflow.patch: fix readdir_r with long file names
(CVE-2013-4237, bnc#834594) - Update to glibc 2.17.90 85891acadf1b:
* CVE-2013-2207 Incorrectly granting access to another user's pseudo-terminal
has been fixed by disabling the use of pt_chown (Bugzilla #15755).
Distributions can re-enable building and using pt_chown via the new configure
option `--enable-pt_chown'. Enabling the use of pt_chown carries with it
considerable security risks and should only be used if the distribution
understands and accepts the risks.
* CVE-2013-0242 Buffer overrun in regexp matcher has been fixed (Bugzilla
[#15078]).
* CVE-2013-1914 Stack overflow in getaddrinfo with many results has been
fixed (Bugzilla #15330).
* Add support for calling C++11 thread_local object destructors on thread
and program exit. This needs compiler support for offloading C++11
destructor calls to glibc.
* Improved worst case performance of libm functions with double inputs and
output.
* Support for priority inherited mutexes in pthread condition variables on
non-x86 architectures.
* Optimized string functions for AArch64. Implemented by Marcus Shawcroft.
* Optimized string functions for ARM. Implemented by Will Newton and
Richard Henderson.
* Added a benchmark framework to track performance of functions in glibc.
* New macro named issignaling to check for a signaling NaN (sNaN).
It is based on draft TS 18661 and currently enabled as a GNU extension.
* On Linux, the clock function now uses the clock_gettime system call
for improved precision, rather than old times system call.
* Added new API functions pthread_getattr_default_np and
pthread_setattr_default_np to get and set the default pthread
attributes of a process.
* Added support for TSX lock elision for pthread mutexes on i386 and x86-64.
This may improve lock scaling of existing programs on TSX capable systems.
* Support added for AT_HWCAP2 (to coincide with Linux kernel 3.10
availability). Implemented by Ryan S. Arnold.
* Support added for POWER8 platform. Implemented by Ryan S. Arnold.
- Remove upstreamed patches:
pthread-cond-timedwait-i486.patch
glibc-aarch64-lib64.patch
arm-ld-so-cache.patch
rtlddir.patch
regexp-overrun.patch
getaddrinfo-overflow.patch
nscd-netgroup.patch
disable-pt-chown.patch
nscd-short-write.patch
big5-hkscs-update.patch.bz2
digits-dots.patch
strptime-W-week.patch
aarch64-sigsetjmp.patch
- Rediff all remaining patches
- Reenable stackguard randomization on arm
- Recognize ppc64p7 arch to build for power7
- Remove all ABI extensions from libcrypt
- cbrtl-ldbl-96.patch: fix cbrtl for ldbl-96 - i686-strcasecmp-fallback.patch: fix fallback in i686
strcasecmp/strncasecmp
- nonascii-case.patch: also test strncasecmp
- pldd-wait-ptrace-stop.patch: fix pldd not to leave process stopped after
detaching (bnc#819383) - disable-pt-chown.patch: disable use of pt_chown (CVE-2013-2207,
bnc#830257)
- nonascii-case.patch: fix strcasecmp in tr_TR.ISO-8859-9 locale
- glibc-2.14-crypt.diff: fix incomplete dependencies for libowcrypt - crypt_blowfish-gensalt.patch: separare crypt_gensalt into its own
library libowcrypt, remove crypt_rn and crypt_ra (fate#314945)
- glibc-2.14-crypt-versioning.diff, glibc-fix-check-abi.patch,
glibc-crypt-badsalttest.patch: folded into glibc-2.14-crypt.diff
- crypt_blowfish-const.patch: constify crypt_blowfish
- crypt_blowfish-1.2-sha.diff: refresh - add ld-linux.so.3 compat symlink also for armv6hl
- remove deprecated armv7l - rely on systemd-rpm-macros instead of the full thing - nscd-netgroup.patch: Fix handling of netgroup cache in nscd (bnc#819524) - glibc-bindresvport-blacklist.diff: Renamed from
glibc-2.3.90-bindresvport.blacklist.diff; fix resource leaks
(bnc#824046)
- Remove glibc-armhf-compat.patch - aarch64-sigsetjmp.patch: Fix sigsetjmp on aarch64 - Fix file list for glibc-utils - big5-hkscs-update.patch.bz2: Update BIG5-HKSCS charmap to HKSCS-2008
- digits-dots.patch: Fix parsing of numeric hosts in gethostbyname_r
- nss-database.patch: Properly cache the result from looking up the nss
database config
- strptime-W-week.patch: Properly handle %W in strptime
- printf-overrun.patch: Revert problematic fixes for [BZ #11741]
- glibc-aarch64-lib64.patch: Replace with upstream version
- arm-ld-so-cache.patch: ARM: Support loading unmarked objects from cache
- rtlddir.patch: Add support for rtld directory different from slib
directory
- regexp-overrun.patch: Fix buffer overrun in regexp matcher
(CVE-2013-0242, bnc#801246)
- getaddrinfo-overflow.patch: Fix stack overflow in getaddrinfo with many
results (CVE-2013-1914, bnc#813121) - When testsuite run fails make all test output available - Fix check for XEN build in glibc_post_upgrade - Do not order nscd after syslog.target - Fix crypt ABI for aarch64 - manpages.patch:
Remove debianisms from manpages (bnc#805054) - Update crypt ABI for aarch64
- glibc-aarch64-lib64.patch:
Use lib64 for aarch64 and add link for /lib/ld-linux-aarch64.so.1
- Don't build profiling libraries for aarch64 - Move _constraints file to glibc-testsuite only - build with ports enabled on aarch64 - Obsolete unscd to migrate back to nscd. - looks like testsuite runs only on kvm, so add _constraint
(actually it does not build on xen, but I can't constraint that) - Don't run testsuite in parallel
- Fail if testsuite fails
- Disable crypt/badsalttest test - add _constraints file to make sure glibc-testsuite only builds on big
hosts. Otherwise it's running out of memory and stalls - Set bugurl to bugs.opensuse.org - Update to glibc 2.17 release (git id c758a6861537):
* bump version number
* update translations - Move glibc-utils subpackage to own specfile and enable programs that
require libgd
- Filter GLIBC_PRIVATE symbols
- Don't stop at first error in testsuite run - Split off glibc-testsuite package - Build profile and locale packages for i686 as well. - Update to 4641d57e1e00:
* Updated translations
* bug fixes - pthread-cond-timedwait-i486.patch:
Extend i486 pthread_cond_timedwait to use futex syscall with absolute
timeout
- nscd-short-write.patch:
Properly check for short writes when sending the response in nscd - Update to 56e7d3ad5c2f:
* Bugfixes
* Fix warnings building glibc
- Remove upstreamed patch glibc-revert-fseek-on-fclose.diff - Remove nosegneg i686 library, it's only used for a 32-bit Xen
hypervisor (not for a 32-bit guest running under 64-bit hypervisor),
and since the 32-bit Xen hypervisor is not part of openSUSE anymore,
it is unneeded (bnc#789607). - Suppress error message from systemctl in %post -n nscd (bnc#792333) - Update to f638872ab422:
Fix regression introduced with last update in sunrpc code
Fix assertion failure in resolver
Bug fixes
- Remove upstreamed patch glibc-resolv-assert.diff - Update to c93ec1f091ec:
Warn about unsupported DT_FLAGS_1 flags
Add Interlingua locale
Bug fixes - Remove obsolete patches:
glibc-strict-aliasing.diff
nscd-avoid-gcc-warning.diff - Update to e3c6aa3a5848:
* Fix powerpc64 make abi check failure
* bugfixes
- Install nscd.socket to new /usr location - Reenable multi-arch on ppc ppc64 - Update to de2fd463b1c0:
Various bugfixes including:
* Fix fwrite bug causing grep etc testsuite failure
* sotruss: fix argument parsing
* Check supported DF_1_XXX bits
Add new locales niu_NU and niu_NZ
- Refresh patch glibc-revert-fseek-on-fclose.diff - Remove nscd init script, use systemd files. - Fix getaddrinfo-ipv6-sanity.diff to apply again. - Update to f59cba71d848:
* Various bug fixes
* Add new locales szl_PL, ayc_PE, nhn_MX, doi_IN, mni_IN, sat_IN.
* Remove patch glibc-compiled-binaries.diff since getconf can not be
cross-compiled
* Refresh patch glibc-2.3.90-bindresvport.blacklist.diff - Update to current glibc 2.17 development snapshot (git 7e2bd01fcf3c):
* Upstream changes:
+ ports is now part of main tarball
+ Add port to ARM AArch64
+ New function secure_getenv
+ Systemtap static probes
+ The `clock_*' suite of functions (declared in ) is now
available directly in the main C library.
+ The `crypt' function now fails if passed salt bytes that violate the
specification for those values. On Linux, the `crypt' function will
consult /proc/sys/crypto/fips_enabled to determine if "FIPS mode" is
enabled, and fail on encrypted strings using the MD5 or DES algorithm
when the mode is enabled.
+ Optimzations and bug fixes
* remove upstream patches malloc-check-size.patch,
glibc-2.16-getaddrinfo-buffer.patch, sparc-bind-now.patch,
pthread-cond-wait-revert.patch
* Remove now obsolete patch glibc-gai-private4.diff
* Refresh patches glibc-2.14-crypt.diff, glibc-2.14-crypt-versioning.diff,
glibc-fix-check-abi.patch, nss-db-path.patch, glibc-2.3.90-noversion.diff,
glibc-revert-fseek-on-fclose.diff
* Disable patches glibc-compiled-binaries.diff, getaddrinfo-ipv6-sanity.diff
and glibc-gai-private4.diff.
* Use git id instead of ChangeLog date in version output (patch glibc-version.diff)
* Enable multi-arch on all architectures that support it. - Avoid shell comment leaking into %post. - Update to glibc 2.16 c3b96f90c9c1:
- Fix missing _mcount@GLIBC_2.0 on powerpc32 (replaces
patch glibc-2.16-ppc32-mcount.patch)
- Drop patch glibc-elf-localscope.diff, fixed upstream in 2.16
in a different way. - Fix malloc_usable_size (swo#1349, bnc#745247) (patch
malloc-check-size.patch).
- Update to current glibc 2.16 (git a5cfcf08ffaa):
* fix fma detection
* Don't parse %s format argument as multibyte string
* Use size_t instead of int for internal variables in glob
* Properly handle fencepost with MALLOC_ALIGN_MASK - make glibc-devel- require glibc- just
like glibc-devel - Fix crash in relocation on sparc with bind-now (swo#14376)
(patch sparc-bind-now.patch). - Fix check-abi on more architectures (bnc#780696), patch by Jan
Engelhardt (updated patch glibc-fix-check-abi.patch). - Move pt_chown to %{_libexecdir} so that baselibs can find it.
- Do create hardlinks to getconf so that baselibs use the correct binary
and getconf -v works (obsoletes patch glibc-2.8-getconf.diff). - Update to da1f43196321, major changes:
* Fix strtod integer/buffer overflow (bso#14459).
* Fix segmentation fault in strncasecmp for i686.
* Translation updates - Fix _mcount on PowerPC32. - Enable parallel build for some more cases. - Update to glibc 2.16 release.
* update version numbers
* Documentation updates
- Update manpages from Debian, includes new man pages for
locale.1, mtrace.1, gencat.1 iconvconfig.8.
- Remove getent.1 man page, use the one from man-pages. - Update to glibc 2.16 trunk (git id 416bf844227d):
* Fix check-abi for arm
* Refresh some patches.
* remove merged patches
* mainly lots of bug fixes
* Support for ISO C11
* full details in NEWS file - Add commit 10f62770e115d9f (glibc-sparc-fxstatat64.diff) from
upstream to resolve rpmlint-induced packaging abort due to
(previously) "no-return-in-nonvoid"
- Add xz as explicit BuildRequires for openSUSE_12.1 - Do package ld-linux.so.2 on SPARC as well - Add makeinfo as build requires to be able to generate the info
pages. - Add glibc-2.16-getaddrinfo-buffer.patch to not use a too small
buffer for dns queries on 64-bit systems (bso#14307,bso#13904).
- Fix getaddrinfo-ipv6-sanity.diff (bnc#767125). - Backport *context patch for ARM from 2.16, so we have a working libpth - Remove not anymore existing nscd.socket. - Update to glibc 2.15-branch (git id 725b8ee08aff):
* Fix regression in cosh (bso#14273) - Testsuite is ok to fail on arm - Update to glibc 2.15 branch (git id b640404bd8c9):
* Fix fmod implementation that returned NaN for some values.
* Fix strcase_cmp_l x86 multiarch implementation.
* Remove glibc-2.15-avx2.patch, merged now. - Fix Bogus FP exception on underflow for exp(double) (bnc#767956) - Remove nscd.socket since nscd does not support socket
activation. - Build power3 libs on 32-bit PowerPC (bnc#765165). - Update to current git of glibc 2.15 branch:
* obsoletes glibc-2.16-avx.patch,
glibc-2.16-fix-check-localplt.patch
* Fixes for math functions. - Fix first_weekday for tr_TR locale (tr_TR.patch) - Fix confstr use of local buffer outside its extent - Split out glibc-armhf-compat.patch from armhf-ld-so.patch.
- Run nscd in the foreground with systemd (glibc-nscd-foreground-patch) - Refresh glibc-2.16-avx.patch and handle FMA4. - Fix dynamic linker name for ARMv5. - Fix mcheck (optimization problem with gcc 4.7) - Also check for armv7hl. - provide old ld-linux.so.3 on armv7, not catched by find.provides - gcc 4.7 does not build crt files properly on powerpc64, backport
patch from upstream to handle this
(glibc-2.16-powerpc-initfini.patch) - Disable patch x86-cpuid-level2.patch, this should be fixed in
valgrind now. - Reorder patches, refresh to apply cleanly with -p1. - Build profiled libs only for base.
- Cleanup patches.
- Remove glibc-2.14-fix-ctors.patch, we have proper support in
binutils now. - The dynamic linker for armv7 hardware float is called
/lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3. Provide symlink for old location. - Build for power4 only, don't support power3 anymore.
- Add option to build glibc a bit more quickly for testing purposes.
- Remove disabled patch glibc-revert-netlink-cache.patch.
- Start renumbering patches. - Do not build locales and profile for i686 since we only ship
the base and glibc-devel packages. - Fix check-abi to succeed.
- Use feof_unlocked in glibc-2.3.90-bindresvport.blacklist.diff.
- Make x86 to be elf/check-localplt clean again
- Refresh some patches to apply without fuzz. - Disable building with as-needed since it breaks glibc
(testsuite will fail, even if testsuite does not use as-needed) - Another fix for dynamic linking. - Properly fix dl_lookup_x crash (glibc-fix-noload.patch), disable
glibc-fix-lookup-crash.patch. - Fix building on Armv5 (glibc-add-arm-dependency-libmemusage.patch) - Fix crash when nscd is not running (bnc#741021) properly
and disable patch glibc-revert-netlink-cache.patch - Fix path for nss_db (bnc#753657). - Fix LD_PROFILE invocation. - Fix cycle detection in loading of dynamic objects. - Update getaddrinfo-ipv6-sanity.diff (bnc#684534). - vfprintf: validate nargs and maybe allocate from heap (bnc#747768) - Fix checks for AVX (patch glibc-2.16-avx.patch) - Use Linux 2.6.32 on x86_64 as oldest supported kernel - Fix relocation ordering to fix ifunc crash (bnc#740109). - set abi back to gnueabi for ARM (regression from Jan 12) - Update license strings in spec file. - Split up new subpackage glibc-extra and move makedb with its
dependency on libselinux to it. (bnc#741525)
- Use lua script for verifyscript to not have a dependency on bash - Disable netlink caching (bnc#741021). - Use _target_cpu instead of _build and _host. This makes the
i686 library really build for i686. - Remove all math ifuncs on x86-64. - Remove math ifuncs that cause crashes in apache2 and
gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders-64 (bnc#740109) for now
(glibc-2.15-math64crash.patch).
- nscd needs the same glibc version, add require. - Fix realloc usage in vfscanf (glibc-2.16-scanf.patch)
- Fix getcontext on powerpc 32-bit (glibc-ppc-getcontext.patch) - Remove patch glibc-2.3.4-gb18030-big5hkscs.diff.bz2 and
replace it by gb18030.patch.bz2 (synced with Fedora 16)
(bnc#743617). - Compile unwind-dw2-fde-glibc.c with -fno-strict-aliasing
(patch glibc-strict-aliasing.diff)
- Build on i686 a separate library for usage under Xen. - Only use -mno-tls-direct-seg-refs on 32-bit x86, it's not needed
on x86-64. - Cleanup spec file:
- experimental malloc is not experimental anymore and only option
(drop patch glibc-malloc-arena-max.diff)
- remove obsolete configure flags - Update to 2ba92745c36e:
- Update copyright years
- Fix miscompilation of posix/regex_internal.c with GCC 4.7. - Revert pthread-cond-wait change for now since it causes hangs
(patch pthread-cond-wait-revert.patch). - Update to c0da14cdda1f (glibc-ports: 8a70b2dcabbf):
- new locales
- many bugfixes
- glibc 2.15
- obsoletes tzfile-corruption-fix.patch,
glibc-2.14-32args-printf.patch - Do not mention the buildtime anymore to make build-compare work. - Fix timezone loader overflow (bnc#735850,CVE-2009-5029) (patch
tzfile-corruption-fix.patch) - Update to 52ad36a21973 (glibc-ports: 4a40b38f6355):
* fix many warnings
* bugfixes
* obsolete patches glibc-strict-aliasing.diff and
glibc-arm-clone-unwind-fix.diff - fix printf with many args and printf arg specifiers (bnc#733140) - Updated glibc-ports-2.14.1.tar.bz2 from ftp.gnu.org. - Create glibc-devel-static baselibs (bnc#732349). - Remove duplicated locales from glibc-2.3.locales.diff.bz2 - nscd now monitors resolv.conf, so simplify glibc-2.4.90-nscd.diff
patch and re-enable it
- Adjust and re-enable glibc-2.3.3-nscd-db-path.diff - Update to 09f93bd3d6b1:
- Clean up internal fopen uses to always use close-on-exec
- Optimized strcasecmp and strncasecmp for SSSE3 and SSE4.2 on x86-32
- bugfixes - check-build.sh: accept kernel 3.x - make glibc-static provide versioned - fix building with ports again:
* ifuncs tracing backport requires adjustments
- avoid using asynchronous-unwind-tables only during configure,
but still built the library with unwind tables enabled
- replace arm build hack with a proper solution - update glibc-ports to 2.14.1:
* Align the constant pool in start.S to 4 bytes.
* sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/arm/eabi/internal_sendmmsg.S: New.
- Fix unwinding crash when using clone() - Update to d35dce5213b3:
- caching of network information for getaddrinfo
- bugfixes - Update to 21b64b153631:
- various bugfixes - Update to 804791474dc1:
- more libm optimizations
- Remove AMD libm routines due to new upstream libm optimizations
and interfaces.
- Fix build on x86. - Update to a201fbcf9cc3:
- More libm optimizations
- Optimize wcslen, strnlen - Ignore failure of chkstat (bnc#725145). - Provide glibc-static from glibc-devel-static to make packaging
easier. glibc-static is the Fedora name. - Update to glibc head 99ce7b04edf1:
- Optimize many libm functions
- Optimize access to isXYZ and toXYZ tables
- Optimized memcmp and wmemcmp for x86-64 and x86-32
- Add parameter annotation to modf
- Support optimized isXXX functions in C++ code
- Optimized memchr, memrchr, rawmemchr for x86-32
- Add nscd netgroupcache
- Disable libm-x86-64.diff.bz2 since it needs changes following the
libm optimzations. - Remove fma, fmaf from libm-x86-64.diff.bz2, they are not accurate
(bso#13304). - Update to current git 4f2b767fef50
* Correctly reparse group line after enlarging the buffer
* 2.14.1 release - Fix tracing with ifuncs. - cross-build: use %__cc, %__cxx, %_build, %_host
- mipsel: install ports, disable FP - avoid build failure on %%arm - Update to 68577918437e:
* Obsoleted patches: glibc-gconvcache-s390.diff,
glibc-2.3.5-nscd-zeronegtimeout.diff,
glibc-x86-bits-sigcontext.patch,
glibc-2.15-getsysstats-speedup.patch, glibc-2.13-warnings.fix,
glibc-2.13-localedef.patch,
glibc-fix-rwlock-stack-imbalance.patch, glibc-2.15-vsyscall.patch,
glibc-2.15-avoid-vsyscall.patch - just use %arm for right arm architectures - Update to 2.14 git version 8bd683657e8a, it contains backports from
glibc trunk:
+ Avoid race between {,__de}allocate_stack and __reclaim_stacks
during fork
- Add glibc-2.14-fix-ctors.patch to run ctors (bnc#717671), gcc 4.6
optimized these away. - don't use -fasynchronous-unwind-tables on arm, it breaks the build - fix ports build - don't enforce armv5tel for all arm architectures anymore
- armv8l architecture does not exist - Cleanup spec file: remove some tags - move usr.sbin.nscd apparmor profile back to apparmor-profiles package
(bnc#647718) - Update to 2.14 git version 69c1dfc1a796, it contains backports from
glibc trunk:
+ Fix setxid race handling exiting threads
+ Fix cfi directives in x86-64 and i386 code
+ Fix scope handling during dl_close
+ Fix spurious nop at start of __strspn_ia32
+ Correct cycle detection during dependency sorting
+ Fix fopen (non-existing-file, "re") errno (Obsoletes patch
fopen-close-exec.patch) - Fix assertion error in res_query.c, triggered by Firefox
(bso#13013). - Avoid usage of vsyscalls inside glibc. - Prefer real syscalls instead of vsyscalls on x86-64 outside
libc.so - Do not not trigger an abort when an i586 Intel CPU is running the
i686 library, as valgrind does. [bnc#681398] - Readd vdso support.
- Add patch to relocate objects in dependency order, this fixes the
vdso support. - Revert last change, it caused some breakage. [bnc#715854] - Add support for new vdso (3.1 kernel) and only then
for vsyscall which is not anymore in 3.1 kernel
(patch glibc-2.15-vsyscall.patch) - use symbol version OW_CRYPT_1.0 for the Owl extensions
(crypt_r[an], crypt_gensalt.*)
- refactor sha2 gensalt patch
- document sha2 hashes in man page - Update AppArmor profile of nscd [bnc#647718] - Fix fopen("non-existing-file", "re") errno [bnc#713146]. - Mark glibc-info, glibc-html and glibc-i18ndata as noarch packages. - Fix crash (access-after-free) in dl_lookup_x. [bnc#703140] - Enhance rpmlintrc to ignore shlib policy violation.
- Remove obsolete patches glibc-fnmatch-multibyte.diff,
glibc-2.3.1.localedef.diff, glibc-2.10-nscd-nostack.diff. - Update to current 2.14 branch: Various bugfixes.
Remove upstreamed patches missing-include-build-fix.diff,
glibc-2.14-res_send.patch, glibc-dl-fxstatat64.patch) - Revert removal of sunrpc code (patch glibc2.14-revert-sunrpc-removal.patch). - Revert seeking on fclose, incomplete implementation of POSIX
behaviour can confuse current users. [bnc #711829]
(patch glibc-revert-fseek-on-fclose.diff) - fix signature of sha2 functions - Disable rewriting ::1 to 127.0.0.1 for /etc/hosts entries.
(bnc#684534, bnc#706719)
(patch glibc-fix-double-loopback.diff) - install crypt_blowfish man pages - Back to old glibc-2.2-sunrpc.diff for now. - update crypt_blowfish to version 1.2 (bnc#700876)
* due to the signedness bug fix 2a hashes are incompatible with
previous versions if the password contains 8bit chracters!
* libcrypt now exports crypt_gensalt - Update to glibc 2.14:
* The RPC implementation in libc is obsoleted. Old programs keep working
but new programs cannot be linked with the routines in libc anymore.
Programs in need of RPC functionality must be linked against TI-RPC.
The TI-RPC implementation is IPv6 enabled and there are other benefits.
* Various bugfixes, new locales, new linux kernel interfaces.
* New program sotruss to traces calls through PLTs
* Removed the following obsoleted patches: glibc-2.6-configure.diff,
glibc-disable-backward-memcpy.diff, glibc-static-memcpy.diff,
glibc-zarch-longlong.diff, glibc-bso-12454.diff,
glibc-vfprintf-positional.diff
- Build without -fno-strict-aliasing. - Remove ppc-atomic.diff after discussion with glibc PPC experts
since it does not bring any real benefit. - Update glibc-2.2-sunrpc.diff with newer patch from sourceware
bugzilla (bs#bso#5379). - enable glibc-2.8-getconf.diff again to fix build failure - Add systemd configuration for nscd. - Remove glibc-statfs64-ia64.diff since current ia32el has the bug
fixed.
- Remove glibc-ppc64-vdso-time.diff (bnc#590216). - Further cleanup of ld.so.conf to remove duplicate directories
and allow override of system directories (bnc#671725)
- Fix futex bug (added patch glibc-fix-rwlock-stack-imbalance.patch
from sourceware bug #12403). - Remove glibc-2.10.99-ia64-include.diff, it's not needed anymore.
- Disable obsolete patches glibc-fnmatch-multibyte.diff,
glibc-2.10-nscd-nostack.diff, glibc-2.3.1.localedef.diff
- Add glibc-2.13-localedef.patch to fix alignment problem.
- Adjust glibc-version.diff, FLOATING_STACKS variable is obsolete. - Remove old ARM patches as it's unclear why those are needed and arm
support is anyhow broken according to comments here and in spec
files. - Back to kernel 2.6.16 as minimal kernel version. - Only apply glibc-statfs64-ia64.diff on SLE but not on openSUSE. - Disable exp_malloc on PPC platforms for now since it caused a
build failure. - Update glibc-x86-bits-sigcontext.patch with version accepted
upstream.
- Add glibc-2.15-getsysstats-speedup.patch to "Fix Linux
sysconf(_SC_NPROCESSORS_[CONF|ONLN]) performance problem"
- Fix warning about potential array subscript out of bounds
(glibc-2.13-wranings.fix).
- Fix some rpmlint warnings. - Cleanup spec file, change PreReqs.
- Remove obsolete patches: glibc-2.3.90-ld.so-madvise.diff,
glibc-suse-note.diff, glibc-2.3-regcomp.diff.
- Rename glibc-2.3-SuSE.diff to glibc-testsuite.patch, remove obsolete
parts. - Enhance rpmlintrc.
- move summary,license and group out of the not-ppc if (by Marcus
Meissner). - Remove PreReq on permissions to avoid a cycle that gives leads to
an uninstallable system (bnc#700925).
- Fix on x86 - fixes scpm compilation
(bnc#700784). - Cleanup ld.so.conf list, move kde directories to
kdelibs3 (bnc#671725). - Do not package memusage and memusagestat since they require
lib-gd and that grows the build cycle. - Fix handling of shared library preloading. - Fix getaddrinfo IPv6 code (bnc#684534).
- Split up glibc-devel-static subpackage (bnc#655261). - Reorder ld.so.conf library list (bnc#671725). - Split up package glibc-utils with some debugging tools, add memusage
and memusagestat programs
- Fix compile warnings.
- Silence some rpmlint warnings.
- Remove obsolete patches glibc-2.3.2-revert_tcsetattr.diff,
glibc-2.8-clone.diff, glibc-nptl-2.4-nofixsyscallnr.diff
- Cleanup spec file.
- Use new permission handling for pt_chown.
- Build without -fno-strict-aliasing. - Fix typos in /etc/gai.conf (bnc#651912). - Use 2.6.5 as oldest supported kernel on all archs besides x86 and
x86-64 (reverting partially a change). - Remove patches that are not needed anymore:
* glibc-selinux.diff
* glibc-check-native-missing-include.diff
* glibc-2.3.3-execstack.diff
- Disable the following patches, they look obsolete by now but leave them
in to easy enable them again:
* glibc-2.3-SuSE.diff
* glibc-2.3-regcomp.diff
* glibc-2.8-clone.diff
* glibc-2.3.2-revert_tcsetattr.diff
- Do not package glibc-obsolete with empty directory on archs that
don't need it. - Add glibc-static-memcpy.diff to fix static compiles. - Run on kernel 2.6.32 or newer only - and optimize thus.
- Enable malloc implementation that is be less memory efficient
but higher performing in multi-threaded programs.
- Use --enable-bind-now to avoid lazy binding in ld.so
and libc.so - Add glibc-bso-12454.diff to not create assert running dynamic linker
in some cases.
- Disable backwards memcpy for x86-64. - Add glibc-dl-signal-error.diff to not crash the dynamic linker
if dependencies are missing. - Update longlong.h from GCC sources. Fixes s390 build with -mzarch.
[bnc#695102] - Fix obsoletes and provides.
- Update to glibc 2.13
- Drop ld-prelink-unique.diff, it is part of 2.13. - Fix potential removal of required local scope from shared objects
marked as NODELETE [bnc#657627] - Upgrade to latest release/2.11/master - glibc-2.11.3-b72646ad0c41
- Random assortion of bugfixes, some #defines for new kernels
- Retired patches:
- glibc-2.11.3-bnc658509.diff
- glibc-2.11.3-bso12397.diff
- glibc-sparc64-fxstat.diff
- Remove the NSS hack of opening modules using RTLD_DEEPBIND.
This was useful for nss_ldap, since some applications used a different
LDAP library with clashing symbol names. However, it also created
many headaches, especially with the NSS modules not respecting
malloc() overrides. Now, sssd is used by default for LDAP resolutions
and we can therefore safely get rid of the hack. [bnc#477061]
- Remove the currently disabled AMD string function overrides.
Benchmarking did not unearth any differences that would make
convincing case for keeping the functions with all the associated
maintenance headaches; AMD does not recommend keeping their custom
versions of the functions either.
- Introduce MALLOC_ARENA_MAX and M_ARENA_MAX support [bnc#659090]
- Fixed stack unwinding past glibc _fini function (proper showing
of destructor backtraces) [bnc#585879]
- Fix gconv cache generation on s390 [bnc#592944]
- Add missing iconvconfig for refreshing gconv.cache to glibc-locale %post
- Fixed stack corruption in *printf() with large number of positional
specifiers [bnc#666179] - Fix ENOSYS detection for mkdirat. [bso#12397] - Drop restrict qualifiers from memmove and bcopy fortify wrappers.
[bnc#658509] - Upgrade to glibc-2.11.3
- Just few more bugfixes since the latest upgrade - Remove explicit support for nss SPLIT_GROUPS setting; glibc from
2.11 on should handle this automagically. - Upgrade to latest release/2.11/master - glibc-2.11.2-dd2fde461e30
- Candidate tree for glibc-2.11.3
- Multitude of various bug fixes - Enable multi-arch routines support for ppc, ppc64, i686 and x86_64.
Temporarily, AMD-optimized string routines are disabled. We will
selectively re-enable them after some more careful benchmarking
in the next few days.
Note: In this glibc version, multi-arch routines DO NOT include
the controversial backwards-copy memcpy(). - Fix missing hconf setup in nscd - this meant `multi on` in
/etc/host.conf was ignored when nscd was used, breaking e.g.
resolving of multi-AF records in /etc/hosts [bnc#572188]
- Fix two LD_AUDIT security vulnerabilities: spurious $ORIGIN expansion
and missing setuid library check when running as setuid [bnc#646960] - Fix build in manual with make 3.82. - Work around shortest-stem feature in make 3.82+ (patch
glibc-make-3.82.patch) - Fix NIS-compat initgroups routine to work reliably over multiple
invocations [bnc#607064] - SPARC: restore fxstat functionality in sparc64 mode - Use %_smp_mflags - Upgrade to latest release/2.11/master - glibc-2.11.2-21580967038a
- Fix buggy x86 CPU family and model check
- Fix sunrpc error condition handling
- Fix crash on unresolved weak symbol reference - Fix ldconfig -r failing on aux cache [bnc#609345] - Upgrade to glibc-2.11.2 (f2020c64596a)
- Virtually no changes since previous revision, just official tag - Upgrade to latest release/2.11/master - glibc-2.11.1-6d270188ef3f
- This contains considerable amount of bugfixes cherrypicked from
the master branch, slated to become glibc-2.11.2 soon with little
further changes - Add a hint about /etc/host.conf mdns option removal to the parser
error reporting [bnc#569273] - Handle /var/run on tmpfs - Remove stale resolv.dynamic.diff patch file - for powerpc32 build a generic library and also a power4 library
to allow older 32bit powerpc to work. bnc#596271 - Consider private IPv4 addresses as global-scope in gai.conf [bnc#597616] - Fix get_nprocs() large CPU count handling [bnc#590665] - Fix interference of STB_GNU_UNIQUE and prelink [bnc#586979]
- Make time() use VDSO on PPC64 [bnc#590216]
- Make pthread_cond_timedway() use VDSO on PPC64 [bnc#590517] - Add PreReq for cat to glibc-locale [bnc#588997] - Fix /etc/resolv.conf change detection for multi-threaded applications
(by Sebastian Kienzl) - Fix spurious mapping from lowercase sharp s to uppercase sharp S
which is less standard and causes problems for ISO encodings [bnc#541773] - Fix spurious overflow messages on some R_X86_64_PC32 relocations,
patch by Richard Guenther [bnc#583019] - Fix assertion failures within valloc(), patch by Michael Matz
[bnc#581391] - S/390: Disable two UTF conversion instructions due to the hardware
mishandling some error conditions in the input stream [bnc#579871] - Further fix previous power5 fix - avoid spurious differences in nscd on rebuilds. - Fix another upgrade problem on power5 and older - correctly remove
the old optimized libraries; found out by matz@suse.de [bnc#563978] - Final fix for memchr() overflow on IA64 provided by upstream
[bnc#567516] - Fix another memchr() overflow on IA64; another known one still
remains a mystery [bnc#567516] - Remove now-obsolete powerpc-cpu addon usage [bnc#572819]
- Fix statfs64() on IA64 in 32-bit mode ia32el [bnc#534828] - Fix upgrade from previous distributions on power5 and older [bnc#563978] - ignore power6, power7 and cell specific Power CPU optimizations
on openSUSE. - Disable AMD-optimized strncmp() on x86_64 that is getting miscompiled
by the assembler [bnc#540647] - Upgrade to latest release/2.11/master - glibc-2.11.1-11c19d374bd4
- Just trivial changes - version bump to 2.11.1, NIS-related
resolver fixes, ELF lookup race, .h typo fix and regcomp
out-of-memory handling miss
- Few more bugfixes, weekday updated in three locales
- Retired patches:
glibc-ia64-memchr.diff - add baselibs.conf as a source - libnldbl_nonshared is only built for sparc32 - package libnldbl_nonshared for SPARC - Upgrade to latest release/2.11/master - glibc-2.11-1bc1954c7357:
- This snapshot is slated to become 2.11.1 if all goes well
- Mix of fixes for various recently found out issues
- Retired patches:
glibc-ifunc-dlsym-fixup.diff
- [IA64] Fix memchr() on mmap(MAP_SHARED) boundary [fix lighttpd crashes]
- Again use 127.0.0.1 as default nameserver in case of empty
/etc/resolv.conf [bnc#473308] - Add 623 and 664 to /etc/bindresvport.blacklist to fix problems with
port conflict on some IPMI network cards [bnc#513961]
- Allow external additions to /usr/share/locale/locale.alias and
/usr/lib/gconv/gconv-modules, required for the SAP-locales package.
- Add delimiter in front of external additions to locale/gconv lists
- Remove AMD-provided strlen(), upstream is faster.
- Keep .symtab and .strtab for all glibc-related .so libraries [FATE#307090]
[bnc#545721]
- [ppc,ppc64] Enable optimized builds for power7; no separate power4, power5
builds are generated anymore, instead default glibc is built for power4
at least, tuned for power5 execution [FATE#307021]
- Large clean-up of the specfile - Upgrade to Git HEAD as of 20091105 - glibc-2.11-13f6812ffb5b:
* New interfaces: execvpe, pthread_sigqueue, mkstemps, mkstemps64, mkostemps,
mkostemps64
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* Checking version of longjmp added that fails if an uninitialized stack
frame would be created. Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* STT_GNU_IFUNC is now supported in static executables.
Implemented by H.J. Lu.
* STT_GNU_IFUNC implemented for PPC by Alan Modra.
* New optimized string functions for x86-64: strstr, strcasestr, memcmp,
strcspn, strpbrk, strspn, strcpy, stpcpy, strncpy, strcmp (SSE2, SSE4.2),
strncmp (SSE2, SSE4.2), strchr (SSE4.2), strrchr (SSE4.2).
Contributed by H.J. Lu.
strlen, rawmemchr, strcmp (SSSE3), strncmp (SSSE3).
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* New optimized string functions for x86: strlen, strcspn, strspn, strpbrk,
strstr, strcasestr.
Contributed by H.J. Lu.
* Support for fma instruction in AVX on x86-64.
Implemented by H.J. Lu and Ulrich Drepper.
* AVX support in x86-64 auditing support in ld.so.
Implemented by H.J. Lu.
* STB_GNU_UNIQUE support added.
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* Implement second fallback mode for optimized DNS lookup for even more
broken environments. If two requests from the same port are not
handled correctly close the socket and open a new one before sending
the second request. The 'single-request-reopen' option in /etc/resolv.conf
can be used to select this mode right away, instead of rediscovering the
necessity is every process again.
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* New resolver flag RES_USE_DNSSEC to enable use of verified lookup.
Implemented by Adam Tkac.
* Optimized iconv conversions for S390x.
Implemented by Andreas Krebbel.
* Using condvars with PI mutexes is now more efficient due to kernel
support for requeueing to PI futexes. NPTL support added for x86-64.
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* New locales: ps_AF, my_MM
- Retired patches:
glibc-utmp-timeout-raise.diff
glibc-nscd-assert.diff
glibc-2.10-mcheck-free-race.diff
glibc-nscd-prune-ret.diff
- Made ifunc compile on IA64 using patch by H.J.Lu
- Fixed compilation on PPC Cell
- Lowered utmp locking timeout from 30s to 10s to be compatible
with upstream
- Allow external additions to /usr/share/locale/locale.alias and
/usr/lib/gconv/gconv-modules, required for the SAP-locales package.
- Remove AMD-provided strlen(), upstream is faster.
- ARM is currently non-functional - Rediff patches to apply with fuzz 0 - Update to glibc-2.10.1-44dbdf3777 of glibc/pb-stable.git glibc-2.10-branch
(Still the same source is used for glibc-ports.) - random minor fixes - add /etc/apparmor.d to the nscd file list - define _filter_GLIBC_PRIVATE so that our glibc is not marked to
provide these symbols [bnc#468748]
- Fix exception behaviour of various libm functions by AMD optimized
for x86_64 [bnc#487576] - Provide the /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.nscd file [bnc#535467]
- Blowfish: Enable BF_SCALE even on x86_64 - Raise utmp locking timeout from 1s to 30s to ensure logins get recorded
even on heavily loaded systems [bnc#486631]
- Fix invalid pointer handling in some nscd assertions and the code to send
data to the client [bnc#513617]
- Radically trim down the Blowfish support patch - keeps only crypt_blowfish
from the original OWL patch, but does the rest within the current glibc
crypt infrastructure [bnc#529495] - make patch0 usage consistent - Update to glibc-2.10.1-aa152ec6ad of release/2.10/master branch
(Still the same source is used for glibc-ports.) - random minor fixes
* REVERTED invalid fix of broken locking within nscd [bnc#510788]
- Fix nscd handling of zero negative timeout for some databases
[bnc#523154,bnc#510788] - Update to glibc-2.10.1-4253a1e0b2 of glibc/pb-stable.git glibc-2.10-branch
(Still the same source is used for glibc-ports.) - random minor fixes
* Fix broken locking within nscd [bnc#510788]
- Fix compilation with 2.6.30 kernel headers on IA64 - Fix a dead-lock introduced by the bnc#509398 fix
- Update to glibc-2.10.1-d0f6ed789f of glibc/pb-stable.git glibc-2.10-branch
(Still the same source is used for glibc-ports.) - random minor fixes - Update to glibc-2.10.1-9cf557216c of glibc/pb-stable.git glibc-2.10-branch
(Still the same source is used for glibc-ports.)
* Fix 100% CPU usage by Java apps because of bad futex calls [bnc#509096] - Fix race condition in the mcheck free() hook [bnc#509398] - Remove temporary revert of a namespace leakage cleanup in glibc-2.8 - Update to glibc-2.10.1-e38af591a8 of glibc/pb-stable.git glibc-2.10-branch
maintained by me at repo.or.cz; contains backports of various bugfixes.
(Still the same source is used for glibc-ports.)
- Stop using separate tarball for nptl.
- Add ARM support, pulling in glibc-ports snapshot when compiling for ARM. - Add support for multiple group records for a single group
when using nss_compat (configurable in /etc/default/nss) [bnc#480991] - Update to 2009051021, glibc-2.10.1:
* Add missing cacheinfo entry for a recent Intel processor
* Fix ABI issue with the gshadow interface - Upgrade to CVS HEAD as of 2009051010 - glibc-2.10:
* DNS IPv4-IPv6 lookup changed back to parallel version; with broken DNS
servers (the case e.g. for many ADSL users), you may experience long
timeouts, once for each process (but eventually your request will be
resolved) - the solution is to run nscd (default on SUSE) and/or
put 'options single-request' in /etc/resolv.conf.
* New interfaces: preadv, preadv64, pwritev, pwritev64, malloc_info
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* New Linux interfaces: accept4, fallocate, fallocate64.
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* Correct declarations of string function when used in C++ code. This
could lead to compile errors for invalid C++ code.
* XPG7/POSIX 2008 compilation environment. Many GNU-specific functions are
now in POSIX.
* New POSIX 2008 interface: psiginfo
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* New ISO C++1x interfaces: quick_exit, at_quick_exit
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* Support for selecting between multiple function definitions at runtime
using STT_GNU_IFUNC symbols. Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* The libcrypt library can now use the hash function implementations in
NSS. Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* The malloc implementation can be compiled to be less memory efficient
but higher performing in multi-threaded programs.
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* New locales: nan_TW@latin, ks_IN
* Faster strlen, strchr, strchrnul, strrchr, memchr, and rawmemchr for x86-64.
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* Extended printf hook support. It is possible to use user-defined types
and extend existing format specifiers.
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
* Handling for group shadow files has been added.
Implemented by Ulrich Drepper.
- Retired:
glibc-2.10-dns-fixpack.diff
glibc-2.10-dns-no-gethostbyname4.diff
glibc-2.10-locale-tuesday.diff
glibc-2.10-nscd-gc-dataofs.diff
glibc-2.10-nscd-prunerace.diff
glibc-2.10-ppc32-setcontext-fp.diff
glibc-2.10-unsetenv.diff
glibc-2.4.90-mdns-resolver.diff
glibc-2.9-fortify.diff
glibc-getgroups-fortify.diff
glibc-ldscript.diff
glibc-mtfsf.diff
glibc-2.10-nscd-meminflight.diff
getaddrinfo-ipv6-sanity.diff
glibc-2.10-nis-hosts.diff
- Several other modified - Fix defaulting to localhost in case of no nameserver entries
in /etc/resolv.conf [bnc#473308] - Add missing libc_hidden_builtin_def (memcmp) to
glibc-2.3.3-amd64-string.diff. Fixes build with GCC 4.4. cloud108 1556648489
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