apt-cacher-ng-3.1-bp153.1.18

- fix CVE-2019-18899 (bsc#1157703): the systemd service configuration in
  apt-cacher-ng.service did run apt-cacher-ng as root while /run/apt-cacher-ng
  was created for the apt-cacher-ng user via systemd-tmpfiles. A compromised
  apt-cacher-ng could have performed symlink attacks in /run/apt-cacher-ng to
  cause writes to privileged file system locations by root. Furthermore the
  socket path /run/apt-cacher-ng/socket could have been replaced by an
  attacker owned socket, thereby allowing him to hijack privileged client
  connections to apt-cacher-ng. Additional unexplored security issues could
  have been possible.
  To fix this use the upstream service file with correct privilege drop
  configuration. During update the ownership of /var/log/apt-cacher-ng and
  /var/cache/apt-cacher-ng as well as a possibly already running apt-cacher-ng
  instance (files in /run/apt-cacher-ng) need to be fixed in %pre, %post.

- add CVE-2020-5202.patch: fixes bsc#1157706, CVE-2020-5202. A local user
  account that managed to listen on localhost:3142 before the actual
  apt-cacher-ng systemd service did could have intercepted client traffic sent
  by e.g. root via the cron job /etc/cron.daily/apt-cacher-ng, possibly
  including authentication credentials.

- Use more of cmake macros
- Use pkgconfig style dependencies

- Version bump to 3.1
  * Hide credentials in acngtool in some corner cases
  * Dropped references to distkill.pl script which was superseeded by acngtool
  * Made default PassThroughPattern setting stricter
  * Mirror database update
  * Avoid expiration failure when some index files are missing
- Fix logrotate file installation

- Trim description. Use regular %setup call for all unpacking.

- Initial commit