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=== Friday 14th August 2015 ===

==== Fedora Project ====

 * Updated `perl-Devel-OverloadInfo` to 0.004 in F-23 and Rawhide:
  * Document that existence of `undef` 'fallback' varies between perl versions
  * Add tests for empty, inherited-only and no overloading
  * Add `is_overloaded()` function
 * Updated `perl-NetAddr-IP` to 4.077 in F-23 and Rawhide:
  * Added method `is_local()` to `Lite.pm`
  * Fix `Util/Makefile.PL` to work around bug in Android's `sh`
  * Add method `full6m()`
  * Fix `Util/Makefile.PL` issue with `clang` compiler ([[CPAN:86831|CPAN RT#86831]])

==== Local Packages ====

 * Updated `perl-Devel-OverloadInfo` to 0.004 as per the Fedora version
 * Updated `perl-Net-FTPSSL` to 0.30:
  * ''Incompatibility warning!'' If you've been hacking internal undocumented variables referenced by my module, your code is most likely broken with this release! If you've been doing "`$ftps = new (...); $x = ${*$ftps}{abc};`", it's now "`$x = ${*$ftps}{_FTPSSL_arguments}->{abc};`" for a lot of them; this change was made to make it less likely I'll accidentally step on an `IO::Socket::SSL` variable in a future release of either module
  * Changed `t/00-basic.t` so it no longer needs to call `uc()`; also now uses `__PACKAGE__` keyword instead of hard coded text
  * Fixed error message bug in `_get_data_channel()`; got `SSL_version` from wrong hash
  * Reorganized the order of some functions in the POD
  * Fixed minor bug in the masking of the user id when writing to a log file
  * Looks like the `sysread()` in `response()` is sometimes spuriously setting the special variable "`$!`" on Perl 5.10.1 for AIX 7.1; so, if the command looks complete, I'm going to ignore the error message in "`$!`", at least for now
  * ''Experimental:'' Added 2 new functions: `set_dc_from_hash()` and `copy_cc_to_dc()`, which provide two different ways to micro-manage the SSL options used to manage the Data Channel without the need to hack the code base
 * Updated `perl-NetAddr-IP` to 4.077 as per the Fedora version

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