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=== Friday 8th July 2016 ===

==== Fedora Project ====

 * Updated `perl-GDGraph` to 1.53 in Rawhide:
  * Fix 'Illegal division by zero' when `x_min_value` and `x_max_value` are defined and `x_tick_number` set to '`auto`' ([[CPAN:73185|CPAN RT#73185]], [[https://github.com/ruz/GDGraph/pull/12|GH#12]])
 * Updated `perl-IO-Socket-SSL` to 2.031 in Rawhide:
  * `Utils::CERT_create` - don't add given extensions again if they were already added; Firefox croaks with `sec_error_extension_value_invalid` if (specific?) extensions are given twice
  * Assume that `Net::SSLeay::P_PKCS12_load_file` will return the CA certificates with the reverse order as in the PKCS12 file, because that's what it does
  * Support for creating ECC keys in `Utils` once supported by `Net::SSLeay`
  * Remove internal sub `session_cache` and access cache directly (faster)
 * Updated `perl-YAML-LibYAML` to 0.63 in Rawhide:
  * Fix memory leaks ([[https://github.com/ingydotnet/yaml-libyaml-pm/pull/48|GH#48]])

==== Local Packages ====

 * Updated `perl-IO-Socket-SSL` to 2.031 as per the fedora version
 * Updated `perl-Net-FTPSSL` to 0.33:
  * Behaviour change: Since many OpenSSL libraries are tightening their security, I'm adding a new option to preserve backwards compatibility:
   * By default this module now reuses the context of the command channel when opening a data channel
   * If you need to revert back to the previous default of not reusing the context for data channels, you must now use option "`DisableContext => 1`" to do so; hopefully the need for this option will be rare
   * See the POD for more details
  * Behaviour change: Added support for SNI in the SSL handshake
  * Changed logic on how to detect if a default "`SSL_verify_mode`" value needed to be set to `VERIFY_NONE()` for the caller in `new()`
  * Can now pass SSL options directly to `new()`:
   * You no longer need to use the "`SSL_Client_Certificate`" option to pass the hash reference of SSL options
   * Currently only recognises `IO::Socket::SSL` options that start with `SSL_`
   * If any start with something else, they will be addressed in a future release
  * Clarified some POD information on a few methods
  * Enhanced "`size`" function to use `STAT` if `SIZE` isn't available
  * Fixed case where sometimes the login account used wasn't being masked in the response in the logs
  * Now print the INET version in the log file
  * Reset `$ERRSTR` in `new()` in case previous call had errors
  * Fixed `t/10-complex.t` func `run_stat_test()` to test the "`is_file`" and "`is_dir()`" functions; some tests disable the "`SIZE`" command so it can test the new alternate size logic as well
  * New test program `t/05-simple.t` that does a simple read only test against the FTPS server
   * Added so that you can run a simple test against servers you don't want to upload anything to during the tests
   * These tests are not as robust as the `t/10-complex.t` tests so failures here are not as meaningful; hence, run `t/10-complex` if you encounter any issues for more analysis
  * Added `t/05-simple.t` to the `MANIFEST`
  * Updated the Copyright in the `README` file, and reworded a few sections
  * Updated all `t/*.t` files to add a retry the 1st time they try to connect to a server via `new()`; added a hard coded "`SSL_cipher_list`" value if the defaults don't work (this kludge might not work for everyone)
  * Modified `t/20-certificate.t` to be a bit more robust
  * Note: Found a server where `supported()` doesn't completely work; that server fails to put a "`*`" after some of the commands it didn't implement
 * Updated `perl-YAML-LibYAML` to 0.63 as per the Fedora version

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