libradsec - Debian dgit repo for package libradsec

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age
*	Move lib to the root.	Linus Nordberg	2014-02-05
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*	Detect POSIX threads at configure time and use them for OpenSSL.	Linus Nordberg	2013-12-20
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*	Improve initialisation of OpenSSL PRNG.	Linus Nordberg	2013-12-20
\| \| \| \|	Basic idea taken from Tor.
*	Implement disable_hostname_check config option.	Linus Nordberg	2013-10-03
\| \| \| \|	Patch by Sam Hartman.
*	Whitespace changes in license headers.	Linus Nordberg	2013-05-09
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*	Include stdlib.h everywhere we call (m\|c)alloc.	Linus Nordberg	2013-05-09
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*	Revive radsecproxy.h and hostport_types.h and move rsp_* into radsecproxy/.	Linus Nordberg	2013-01-22
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*	Rename COPYING -> LICENSE.	Linus Nordberg	2012-12-19
\| \| \| \|	And distribute LICENSE and HACKING.
*	Whitespace.	Linus Nordberg	2012-12-18
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*	Implement cert verification.	Linus Nordberg	2012-04-26
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*	Conditionally compile TLS-PSK code (--enable-tls-psk).	Linus Nordberg	2012-04-23
\| \| \| \|	Also, allow for PSK-only configuration, i.e. don't barf on missing cert stuff.
*	Don't say RADPROT_TLS when we mean RAD_TLS.	Linus Nordberg	2012-04-19
\| \| \| \| \|	RADPROT_TLS is legacy from radsecproxy and will go away. It happens to be defined to 1, the same as RAD_TLS, so it happens to work.
*	Implement TLS-PSK.	Linus Nordberg	2012-01-31
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*	Restructure code, moving most code out of packet.c	Linus Nordberg	2011-03-06
\| \| \| \|	Also, move copyright notice out of COPYING and into every file.
*	Error handling cleanup	Linus Nordberg	2011-03-01
\| \| \| \| \|	Remove RSE_SOME_ERROR. rs_tls_init: Push SSL error stack on libradsec error stack.
*	Push an ENOMEM error on the connection rather than the context.	Linus Nordberg	2011-02-20
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*	Handle another ENOMEM case.	Linus Nordberg	2011-02-20
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*	Bringing up TLS connections working.	Linus Nordberg	2010-11-11
	NOTE: Clean up of resources not yet sane. Expect resource leakages. NOTE: Most failure cases are not handled properly. With the wind at your back and the sun shining, it might work.