Thomas Petazzoni
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Changelog 2.73 -> 2.74: - ERRATA: Bug 219838 the psx go package fails to build standalone. - This release addresses Bug 219687 reported by David Runge. - Group syntax parsing bugfix for pam_cap from Tianjia Zhang. - Doc typo fix for cap_get_proc.3 from Tianjia Zhang. - Fix transitive include in capsh.c from Leo. - Go package documentation updates, including more cap examples. Changelog 2.74 -> 2.75: - This release is devoted to a fix for Bug 219838 reported by Frank. Changelog 2.75 -> 2.76: - More libpsx and psx Go package mechanism fixes (many thanks to Christial Kastner for helping dive into the off-piste architectures. See Bug 219915.) - To make the various .so files continue to be runnable as standalone programs added another workaround for glibc. (Bug 219880 reported by Christian Kastner.) - Made a new man page cap_text_formats(7). This makes it possible to separate the tool man pages from the developer man pages. I believe this was the second time this was requested, by Carlos Rodriguez-Fernandez this time (can't find the former request in my email). - Dropped Make.Rules definition of SYSTEM_HEADERS Thanks to Ross Burton for reporting. - Removed a spurious debugging printf() from setcap tool. - Removed cap_ workarounds for go.dev cap package examples. The website bugs have been resolved: go/issues/70611; go/issues/70630. - Added a Makefile to the contrib/seccomp example. See https://sites.google.com/site/fullycapable/release-notes-for-libcap for all release notes. Signed-off-by: Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@bootlin.com> Signed-off-by: Julien Olivain <ju.o@free.fr>
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