Package OpenSSH's sftp-server program, so we can install it as
dependency of dropbear in a future patch. Once sftp-server is installed,
the scp tool from OpenSSH can be used with the SFTP protocol, without
enabling the legacy flag for the legacy SCP protocol.
The sftp-server binary is 126K in size.
After packaging this, I realized that we could also have used
the openssh-sftp-server package from poky:
https://gitea.sysmocom.de/sysmo-bts/generic-poky/src/branch/pyro/meta/recipes-connectivity/openssh
But let's use this extra package now, it uses the most recent OpenSSH
source and doesn't build the rest of OpenSSH which we don't need.
Related: SYS#6403
Change-Id: I376bc31413935f7a560afd916a623228550dc6fe
Adjust the bundled udev rules to use gpsd.hotplug instead of
gpsd.hotplug.wrapper, as the wrapper has been removed upstream.
Fix for:
systemd-udevd[1004]: failed to execute '/lib/udev/gpsd.hotplug.wrapper' '/lib/udev/gpsd.hotplug.wrapper': No such file or directory
Fixes: 6a8f914b ("gpsd: upgrade to 3.24")
Related: 711a3f8412
Related: SYS#6222
Change-Id: I95c9d1537a9a7090b1239aecef14f25f8d7ca554
Restore the openvpn.service file from packaging of openvpn 2.3.6, so we
can still start it the same way (as currently described in manuals).
Related: SYS#6303
Change-Id: I2cf96bc1ecca79ae98be1181fbd3c15edad15ca8
Our openvpn server has meanwhile been migrated to 2.5.x, and
establishing backwards compatibility with 2.3.x means we have to
disable ciphers + tls versions that are no longer considered secure.
Related: SYS#6303
Upgrade gpsdate to the latest commit, where the build against newer gpsd
was fixed.
Related: SYS#6222
Change-Id: Ia83008933a1e94e556b6908903ad7b63759fc1e3
Usually when upgrading packages, we just copy the upstream package and
adjust it slightly. I've looked at the upstream package here:
https://git.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded/tree/meta-oe/recipes-navigation/gpsd
(HEAD at f3d14d41ad60d2d52a0ea795ae10fe0882146ed1)
But as I compared both packaging trees, I found ours is quite different
than upstream. We have a lot of additional patches, still use python2 and
have these extra files:
├── gpsd
│ ├── 60-gpsd.rules
│ ├── gpsd
│ ├── gpsd-default
│ ├── gpsd.service
│ ├── oc2g
│ │ ├── gpsd-default
│ │ └── gpsd.service
│ ├── sysmobts2100
│ │ └── gpsd-default
│ ├── sysmobts-v2
│ │ └── gpsd-default
│ └── sysmocom-idu
│ └── gpsd-default
Therefore I didn't start with the upstream packaging but instead
increased the gpsd version in our packaging and went through each patch
to see if it can be dropped or needs to be forward ported.
Change the version by renaming the .bb file. Reset the version of the
recipe (PR) back to "r0" again, as it is common practice after changing
the package version. The previous value "r3.20" looked a bit like a
package version, but it's not that.
Rebase patches:
* 0001-gps2udp-Add-a-label-timestamp-and-mac-address-to-eac.patch
* 0002-gps2udp-leave-argv-untouched.patch (leave-argv-untouched.patch)
* 0003-tsip-configure-and-enable-1PPS.patch (gpsd-tsip-pps.patch)
Add build fixes:
* 0004-SConscript-force-use-of-pthread.patch
Drop patches:
* 0001-SConstruct-prefix-includepy-with-sysroot-and-drop-sy.patch:
unused in previous version
* 0001-SConstruct-disable-html-and-man-docs-building-becaus.patch:
doesn't apply, instead disable docs building via manbuild='no'
* 0002-SConstruct-respect-sysroot-also-in-SPLINTOPTS.patch:
not needed anymore (no splintopts line in 3.24)
* gpsd-3.3-ldflags.patch:
fixed upstream
* no-rpath-please.patch:
doesn't apply, not needed anymore (see 5df2de36 in gpsd.git)
Related: https://docs.yoctoproject.org/bitbake/2.2/bitbake-user-manual/bitbake-user-manual-ref-variables.html#term-PR
Related: SYS#6222
Change-Id: I2debe481c5f1cc4ee8290ad0dc883d6a4ea73741
Do not try to use "mktemp --tmpdir" in the update-ca-certificates
script. This broke upgrading, as the script gets executed during
post-upgrade.
Related: 66951d3b45
Related: SYS#5283
The autobauding feature of gpsd would not work even once the correct port was
set. The systemd service file now sets the baudrate of 115200 before starting
gpsd.
Take a patch from newer version in Poky to hardcode the os to
Linux. This surfaced because of the more strict sysroot in newer
versions of Poky.
To avoid some bad surprises I am continuing to use this version
of ifupdown instead of the newer one in Poky.
In newer Poky the LDFLAGS are not passed through the $CC variable
anymore and we need to make sure scons is picking them up. Take an
old Gentoo patch for it.
which (at least for owhw-v2) fixes the automatic discovery of the
bootstate backend EEPROM. I suspect it should now also work without
the hardc-de-layout-values.patch on sysmobts-v2 and sysmocom-odu, but
that remains to be tested (and thus the patches remain).
The new version searches mounted slots for matching files referenced by
the new manifest. This avoids downloading files we already have on the
system.
Additionally, the new version includes better error handling and more
unit tests.
Signed-off-by: Jan Luebbe <jluebbe@debian.org>
Oliver Smith
Harald Welte
Daniel Willmann
Pau Espin
Max
Holger Hans Peter Freyther
Jan Luebbe