Both f23 and f24 branches had identical nss.spec except the change log
part. Make it more obvious by unifying the release number and the last
change log entry.
- Resolves: Bug 1342158 - nss-3.24 does no longer support ssl V2, installation of IPA fails because nss init fails
- Update existing patch to apply it a cleaner way
- Resolves: Bug 1336849 - nss-3.24 is available
- Update patches on account of the rebase
- Remove unused patches un account of the rebase
- Patch pem module to compile with wrning for unitilaized variables treated as errors
- Patch to skip some of the gtests as they use private calls and need to statically link with libnssutil.a
- TODO: bring this up with the external_tests framework developers upstream and file a bug
- Resolves: Bug 1300652 - [PEM] insufficient input validity checking while loading a private key
- Fixes memory leak on failed ASN1 decoding of RSA keys with rebase
- https://git.fedorahosted.org/cgit/nss-pem.git
- Package listsuites as part of the unsupported tools set
- Resolves: Bug 1279912 - nss-3.21 is available
- Resolves: Bug 1258425 - Use __isa_bits macro instead of list of 64-bit
- Resolves: Bug 1280032 - Package listsuites as part of the nss unsupported tools set
- As done in the patch contributed by Marcin Juszkiewicz <mjuszkiewicz@redhat.com>
- Resolves: Bug 1258425 - Use __isa_bits macro instead of list of 64-bit architectures
- Add files missed in previous commit as they weren't staged
- Package listsuites as part of the unsupported tools set
- Resolves: Bug 1279912 - nss-3.21 is available
- Resolves: Bug 1258425 - Use __isa_bits macro instead of list of 64-bit
- Resolves: Bug 1280032 - Package listsuites as part of the nss unsupported tools set
- Package listsuites as part of the unsupported tools set
- Resolves: Bug 1279912 - nss-3.21 is available
- Resolves: Bug 1258425 - Use __isa_bits macro instead of list of 64-bit
- Resolves: Bug 1280032 - Package listsuites as part of the nss unsupported tools set
- Split the enabling patch in two for easier maintenance
- The first patch hase been accepted upstream and will be included in next rebase
- The second patch will be a local patch to be carried forward as we rebase
- Remove unused patches
