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Version bump to 5.5.2dr6

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Andreas Steffen
2017-03-03 09:34:50 +01:00
parent 2da6a5f541
commit 6885375e66
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NEWS
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@@ -11,7 +11,9 @@ strongswan-5.5.2
- The new "tpm" libtpmtss plugin allows to use persistent private RSA and ECDSA - The new "tpm" libtpmtss plugin allows to use persistent private RSA and ECDSA
keys bound to a TPM 2.0 for both IKE and TLS authentication. Using the keys bound to a TPM 2.0 for both IKE and TLS authentication. Using the
TPM 2.0 object handle as keyid parameter, the pki --pub tool can extract TPM 2.0 object handle as keyid parameter, the pki --pub tool can extract
the public key from the TPM thereby replacing the aikpub2 tool. the public key from the TPM thereby replacing the aikpub2 tool. In a similar
fashion pki --req can generate a PKCS#10 certificate request signed with
the TPM private key.
- The pki tool gained support for generating certificates with the RFC 3779 - The pki tool gained support for generating certificates with the RFC 3779
addrblock extension. The charon addrblock plugin now dynamically narrows addrblock extension. The charon addrblock plugin now dynamically narrows
configure.ac
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# initialize & set some vars # initialize & set some vars
# ============================ # ============================
AC_INIT([strongSwan],[5.5.2dr5]) AC_INIT([strongSwan],[5.5.2dr6])
AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(m4_esyscmd([ AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(m4_esyscmd([
echo tar-ustar echo tar-ustar
echo subdir-objects echo subdir-objects
testing/testing.conf
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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ fi
: ${KERNELPATCH=ha-4.4-abicompat.patch.bz2} : ${KERNELPATCH=ha-4.4-abicompat.patch.bz2}
# strongSwan version used in tests # strongSwan version used in tests
: ${SWANVERSION=5.5.2dr5} : ${SWANVERSION=5.5.2dr6}
# Build directory where the guest kernel and images will be built # Build directory where the guest kernel and images will be built
: ${BUILDDIR=$TESTDIR/build} : ${BUILDDIR=$TESTDIR/build}