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| Name: libfstrm0 | Distribution: openSUSE Tumbleweed |
| Version: 0.6.1 | Vendor: openSUSE |
| Release: 1.9 | Build date: Mon Aug 16 22:27:53 2021 |
| Group: System/Libraries | Build host: reproducible |
| Size: 69789 | Source RPM: fstrm-0.6.1-1.9.src.rpm |
| Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org | |
| Url: https://github.com/farsightsec/fstrm | |
| Summary: Frame Streams implementation in C | |
This is fstrm, a C implementation of the Frame Streams data transport protocol. This packages holds the shared library file.
MIT
* Mon Aug 16 2021 Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
- update to 0.6.1:
* fstrm_capture: ignore SIGPIPE, which will cause the
interrupted connections to generate an EPIPE instead.
* Fix truncation in snprintf calls in argument processing.
* fstrm_capture: Fix output printf format.
* Sun Apr 05 2020 Marcus Rueckert <mrueckert@suse.de>
- Update to 0.6.0
It adds a new feature for fstrm_capture. It can perform output
file rotation when a SIGUSR1 signal is received by fstrm_capture.
(See the --gmtime or --localtime options.) This allows
fstrm_capture's output file to be rotated by logrotate or a
similar external utility. (Output rotation is suppressed if
fstrm_capture is writing to stdout.)
- Changes from 0.5.0
- Change license to modern MIT license for compatibility with
GPLv2 software. Contact software@farsightsecurity.com for
alternate licensing.
- src/fstrm_replay.c: For OpenBSD and Posix portability include
netinet/in.h and sys/socket.h to get struct sockaddr_in and the
AF_* defines respectively.
- Fix various compiler warnings.
- Changes from 0.4.0
The C implementation of the Frame Streams data transport
protocol, fstrm version 0.4.0, was released. It adds TCP support,
a new tool, new documentation, and several improvements.
- Added manual pages for fstrm_capture and fstrm_dump.
- Added new tool, fstrm_replay, for replaying saved Frame Streams
data to a socket connection.
- Adds TCP support. Add tcp_writer to the core library which
implements a bi-directional Frame Streams writer as a TCP
socket client. Introduces new developer API:
fstrm_tcp_writer_init, fstrm_tcp_writer_options_init,
fstrm_tcp_writer_options_destroy,
fstrm_tcp_writer_options_set_socket_address, and
fstrm_tcp_writer_options_set_socket_port.
- fstrm_capture: new options for reading from TCP socket.
- fstrm_capture: add "-c" / "--connections" option to limit the
number of concurrent connections it will accept.
- fstrm_capture: add "-b / --buffer-size" option to set the read
buffer size (effectively the maximum frame size) to a value
other than the default 256 KiB.
- fstrm_capture: skip oversize messages to fix stalled
connections caused by messages larger than the read highwater
mark of the input buffer. Discarded messages are logged for the
purposes of tuning the input buffer size.
- fstrm_capture: complete sending of FINISH frame before closing
connection.
- Various test additions and improvements.
* Tue Jan 02 2018 jengelh@inai.de
- Compact description. Fix RPM groups.
* Mon Jan 01 2018 avindra@opensuse.org
- update to 0.3.2
* Accommodate systems without pthread_condattr_setclock
- 0.3.1
* Add support for '-' as a filename for stdin/stdout
* Destroy condition variable and mutexes in fstrm_iothr_destroy()
- 0.3.0
* Output file rotation
* Change state properly in fstrm_writer_close()
* force output flush on sighup
* Build on OS X
- cleanup with spec-cleaner
- use dist tarball instead of github archive
* Thu Sep 03 2015 mrueckert@suse.de
- require the correct version of libevent to make it fail early
* Wed Jun 17 2015 thehejik@suse.com
- fixed group of shared library-
* Tue Jun 16 2015 mvetter@suse.com
- cleanup spec file, remove .la
* Thu Apr 09 2015 mrueckert@suse.de
- initial package
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