gensio-2.3.5-bp154.1.75

- Update to version 2.3.5
  * Bugfix release

- Update to version 2.3.4
  * Bugfix release
- Update to version 2.3.3
  * The major feature part of this is gensiot is rewritten to
    support a server mode, which allows it to continue to accept
    connections after a connection comes in. As part of this, it
    supports multiple threads, pidfiles, and output to syslog.
    This is useful as a stripped down ser2net, and also for
    creating a forwarding application, letting you convert a
    non-ssl connection to an ssl on, or receive ssl connections
    and forward them to a local application that doesn't support
    ssl.
  * The oomtests are getting better.

- Update to version 2.3.2
  * Bugfix release

- We build gensio with support for SCTP, MDNS and OpenIPMI; let's
  adjust the requirements for the -devel package accordingly.

- Update to version 2.3.1
  * C++ support. The interface was already OO, this is a mapping
    into C++. It's light, but not much was required.
  * Built-in TCL and glib OS handlers were added.
  * 2-factor authentication support is built-in to the certauth
    protocol.
  * Support for elliptical keys was added to certauth.

- Udpate to version 2.2.9
  * A user noticed that doing a "send break" operation on a telnet
    connection would crash ser2net. It would only happen if
    rfc2217 was not enabled. I've uploaded a new version to fix the
    issue.
- Udpate to version 2.2.8
  * This release adds 2-factor authentication support to gtlssh.

- Update to version 2.2.7
  * Fix: multiple connections to UDP sockets not work correctly.
- Update to version 2.2.6
  * Mostly small bug fixes.

- Update to version 2.2.5
  * Mostly small bug fixes.

- Update to version 2.2.4
  * Minor bug fixes, including a long standing issue with UDP.

- Update to version 2.2.2
  * fixes a compile error if openipmi is not installed

- Update to version 2.2.1
  * rewritten the OpenIPMI SoL code so I could make it stable
    under adverse circumstances, and lots of fixes in the gensio
    code, it's stable and holds up well under duress.

- Update to version 2.2.0
  * Support for mDNS in gtlssh.
  * Some minor bug fixes.

- Update to version 2.1.7
  * bugfix release only
  * No user visible changes

- Update to version 2.1.6
  * fixed quite a number of small issues and things that weren't
    quite right.
  * No user visible changes

- Update to version 2.1.5
  * You can now set permissions on unix socket files
  * gtlssh-keygen was extended to make it easier to install new
    keys and transfer them to other systems on a key update.
    Basically, you can generate a new key then issue a command to
    copy them to other systems using the old key.
  * gtlsshd was fairly broken handling passwords if you didn't get
    the first one right. I don't use passwords very much, and I
    haven't figured out a way to automate tests on it. But it
    should work ok now.
  * Fix some minor bugs and a possible (low probability) crash in
    stdio.
  * Add some tcpd capability for setting th ename per-gensio.

- Update to version 2.1.4
  * telnet - There were some more negotiation issues.
  * serialdev - Fix issues with slow closes. A close could hang
    for a long time with pending write data, avoid this.
  * conacc - Added some extensions to make it more useful,
    general, and easy to test.
  * pty - Added the ability to create an unattached pty so another
    program can attach to it.

- Update to version 2.1.3
  * No major bug fixes or anything of that nature, some little
    things.
  The only bug that might be significant is with the pty gensio:
  it can close it's file descripter twice in some cases.
  New gensios:
  * perf - This is a fairly unusual gensio, but I created it so I
    could do performance measurements. It's fairly primitive, and I
    didn't uncover any performance issues in the gensio library
    itself, but I was useful to see how different buffer sizes
    affected performance. It does show that the Linux SCTP stack
    has some issues.
  * conacc - Another somewhat unusual gensio. This is a gensio
    accepter that takes a normal gensio string as a child. When
    started, it opens the gensio and when the open complete it
    reports a new gensio on the accepter. This has some
    interesting uses; see the docs for details.
  * Added missing man pages on the sergensio functions.

- Update to version 2.1.2
  * lots of little corner cases and race conditions are fixed and
    a few minor enhancements. If you are using in a multithreaded
    application, or using UDP, the relpkt, or the mux gensios,
    you should certainly upgrade.
  * One minor semantic change. UDP sockets are now opened without
    SO_REUSEADDR set. The UDP tests were occasionally failing,
    and it turned out that the two parts of the tests would
    sometimes get the same port, with predictable results.
- Update to version 2.1.1
  * fixes a build issue on newer gccs, a doubly-defined variable
    that I don't know how didn't cause an issue before. I've also
    been enhancing the tests a bit, and that shook out a few
    memory leaks that are also fixed.

- Set CFLAGS+=-fcommon

- Update to version 2.0.5
  * Fix some license issues
- Update to version 2.0.4
  * ser2net will now retry accepters and connect back connectors
    if they fail to come up or get an error.