Fixes build error: undefined reference to `GifQuantizeBuffer'
that was most likely caused by giflib update in 3605f1285
ABI tracker didn't show removal of this symbol - I don't know,
perhaps we have different build setting, or something.
Here I found no NEWS, ABI tracker seems OK - only minor
incompatibilities in -private headers. Mono stuff builds now.
No dependencies within nixpkgs, and the package has not built
successfully since 2018-04-29 according to Hydra[1].
[1] https://hydra.nixos.org/build/100604053
nix path-info -rSh on mono:
Before: /nix/store/p7zix8ypkqdwz86jvirzn0hmqhkbfhf7-mono-5.20.1.27 1.2G
After: /nix/store/zwg8d5m2d7hbi1ylh6rq00wyghyyzpsp-mono-5.20.1.27 881.3M
Mostly due to not dragging in cairo-dev, mesa-dev, etc.
(Progresses Qt4 cleaup #33248, gstreamer cleanup #39975)
This is legacy version of a newer and legacy unmaintained version.
It is Qt4 and gstreamer 0.10.
This is a GNOME-related project, so Qt support dropped.
qt-gstreamers legacy has no dependencies.
This addresses https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/68286
When `-R` (CA file location) is not specified, nc tries to fall back to
a default location. In 2.8 this was still configurable at compile time,
but was changed somewhere after. This replaces `/etc/ssl/cert.pem`
with `${cacert}/etc/ssl/cert.pem` in the code directly.
For a discussion of this, see https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/68456
In 3605f128 I somehow forgot about the 5.1 names that now don't make
sense anymore. I can't see any evidence of _5_1 alias ever being used
or (potentially) useful; _5 might make sense, but for now I couldn't
see why add it.
5.1.5 says: Fix SF bug #113:
Heap Buffer Overflow-2 in function DGifDecompressLine()
in cgif.c. This had been assigned CVE-2018-11490.
This *probably* also fixes a minor CVE-2019-15133 #68563 (DoS only).
(I couldn't find a good reference quickly.)
The changelogs are almost only bugfixes, and ABI tracker also looks OK:
https://abi-laboratory.pro/?view=timeline&l=giflib
so I gather this is suitable for direct push to nixpkgs staging-next.
I built several reverse dependencies locally.
