Put back the whitelist approach previous to 1.18, because without a
specific whitelist, arbitrary *TINY* requests can flow through here
which lack the required structure header. Issue found by gnezdo.
ok gnezdo jmatthew
Reassemble IP fragments in correct routing domain.
Fragment reassembly in pf(4) and inet(4) and inet6(4) did not respect
the routing domain. Fragments from different routing domains could
be merged together. Keep track of rdomain in pf and network stack.
Convert routing table to routing domain where necessary. Sort
struct fields by size.
report and diff from Acts1631; fixes by bluhm@; OK sashan@
iked: remove pointless call to X509_get_subject_name()
A deserialized certificate always has a subject, so this check doesn't
do anything useful. This was added in r1.7 (2010) as a mostly cosmetic
return check, and it has been useless since r1.30 (2014) when the subject
variable became unused. A subsequent removal of subject in r1.66 (2020)
made this look weird (why would you check subject but not issuer, SPKI,
...?), so garbage collect it.
ok hshoexer
Overhaul documentation of the -offset and -width arguments to make
the macro reference section easier to read and less repetitive,
and to document these arguments more precisely in a less obtrusive place.
* Move the gory details out of the descriptions of .Bd and .Bl;
only state the defaults and recommended arguments there.
* Stop documenting -offset right and -offset center. Neither is
implemented in mandoc(1), both are handled very poorly by groff
and almost never occur in the wild.
* Add a new WIDTH SPECIFICATIONS section after the macro reference.
dwz tweaks:
- slight tidying of makefile
- note in hashtab.c patch that upstream now has the same
- add a comment explaining why we can't use 0.17 yet (upstream normally
builds against sourceware libelf; we use elftoolchain libelf which doesn't
have gelf_getchdr ("retrieve the class-independent compression header
for an ELF section with compressed data") etc yet.
Import py-hachoir-3.3.0
COMMENT
framework to parse and edit binary files
CATEGORIES
devel
HOMEPAGE
https://hachoir.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
MAINTAINER
Bjorn Ketelaars <bket at openbsd.org>
DESCR
Hachoir is a Python library to view and edit a binary stream field by
field. In other words, Hachoir allows you to "browse" any binary stream
just like you browse directories and files.
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