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non port: security/john/files/patch-wordlist.c

Number of commits found: 2

Friday, 26 Nov 2021
07:34 Alexey Dokuchaev (danfe) search for other commits by this committer
security/john: belatedly update JtR to version 1.9.0-jumbo-1

Despite what Solar Designer had said earlier, community enhancements
were not offered as separate patch, so the top comment about JUMBO
option still stands.

Because supported SIMD features are detected during configure, force
SSE2 for x86 packages as reasonable default which most modern CPUs
should support these days.  Ideally we should probably do several build
rounds and produce binaries targeting different SIMD features (e.g.
like Arch Linux is doing this), but that's the task for another day.

Actualize the lists of binaries and symlinks (some programs had become
standalone, others had been converted to scripts offered as extras).

Drop BROKEN_mips64: it was added in r425682 five years ago for a
different version, since then similar breakage for aarch64 had been
fixed, and looking at the configure script, mips64 should be supported
(even if it's really not, that particular error message is no longer
accurate per grepping the sources).

Adjust LICENSE (GPLv2 or later) and fix the build with OpenCL support.

PR:	247229, 254922
commit hash: 4b7f7b97f1fffa5b008504c7255289f5a2948ba2 commit hash: 4b7f7b97f1fffa5b008504c7255289f5a2948ba2 commit hash: 4b7f7b97f1fffa5b008504c7255289f5a2948ba2 commit hash: 4b7f7b97f1fffa5b008504c7255289f5a2948ba2 4b7f7b9
Saturday, 12 Nov 2016
15:16 danfe search for other commits by this committer
- Update `security/john' to 1.8.0-jumbo-1 (long overdue)
- Remove no longer needed build-related logic since they moved to GNU
  autotools' based build
- Disable OPENMP option for the moment; it will be reintroduced with
  others (e.g. OpenCL) in a separate commit
- Add upstream patch to fix the build on non-x86 architectures [2]
- Do not define _POSIX_SOURCE when compiling wordlist.c: this results
  in broken JtR binary at least on i386
- Define JOHN_SYSTEMWIDE_EXEC for the future when we start to provide
  fall-back binaries
- Stop moving john.conf to /etc.  We're not doing it for other *.conf
  files anyway (the include files); JtR is smart enough to locate its
  configuration files properly when built in system-wide mode [1]
- Install full set of documentation files included with -jumbo
- Remove `xtract' symlink which hasn't been part of JtR for more than
  a decade; install more useful symlinks (unafs, unique, other un* and
  *2john) that were added in -jumbo instead
- Previously *.pl, *.rb, and *.py scripts were installed into DATADIR;
  Alexander wanted to see them along with the documentation, but that
  goes a bit too far; put them in ${DATADIR}/extra for the time being

PR:		197172 [1]
Obtained from:	http://www.openwall.com/lists/john-dev/2014/12/18/21 [2]
Original commitRevision:425958 

Number of commits found: 2