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Update xymon and xymonclient to version 4.3.29. Add patches to xymon from the xymon code repository to fix compatibility issues in 4.3.29. Upstream changelog: Changes for 4.3.29 ================== Several buffer overflow security issues have been resolved, as well as a potential XSS attack on certain CGI interfaces. Although the ability to exploit is limited, all users are urged to upgrade. The assigned CVE numbers are: CVE-2019-13451, CVE-2019-13452, CVE-2019-13455, CVE-2019-13473, CVE-2019-13474, CVE-2019-13484, CVE-2019-13485, CVE-2019-13486 In addition, revisions have been made to a number of places throughout the code to convert the most common sprintf statements to snprintf for safer processing, which should reduce the impact of similar parsing. Additional work on this will continue in the future. The affected CGIs are: history.c (overflow of histlogfn) = CVE-2019-13451 reportlog.c (overflow of histlogfn) = CVE-2019-13452 csvinfo.c (overflow of dbfn) = CVE-2019-13273 csvinfo.c (reflected XSS) = CVE-2019-13274 acknowledge.c (overflow of msgline) = CVE-2019-13455 appfeed.c (overflow of errtxt) = CVE-2019-13484 history.c (overflow of selfurl) = CVE-2019-13485 svcstatus.c (overflow of errtxt) = CVE-2019-13486 We would like to thank the University of Cambridge Computer Security Incident Response Team for their assistance in reporting and helping resolve these issues. Additional Changes: On Linux, a few additional tmpfs volumes are ignored by default on new (or unmodified) installs. This includes /run/user/<uid>, which is a transient, per-session tmpfs on some systems. To re- enable monitoring for this (if you are running services under a user with a login session), you may need to edit the analysis.cfg(5) file. After upgrade, these partitions will no longer be alerted on or tracked, and their associated RRD files may also be removed: /run/user/<uid> (but NOT /run) /dev (but NOT /dev/shm) /sys/fs/cgroup /lib/init/rw The default hard limit for an incoming message has been raised from 10MB to 64MB The secure apache config snippet no longer requires a xymongroups file to be present (and module loaded), since it's not used by default. This will not affect existing installs. A --no-cpu-listing option has been added to xymond_client to suppress the 'top' output in cpu test status messages. The conversation used in SMTP checks has been adjusted to perform a proper "EHLO" greeting against servers, using the host string 'xymonnet'. If the string needs to be adjusted, however, see protocols.cfg(5) "Actual" memory usage (as a percentage) may be >100% on some platforms in certain situations. This alone will not be tagged as "invalid" data and should be graphed in RRD.
2019-11-24 21:16:55 +01:00
$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.17 2019/11/24 20:16:55 spz Exp $
xymon is the successor to hobbit. This is the client (aka agent) package. It's a beta, handle with care.
2010-02-14 17:11:11 +01:00
Update xymon and xymonclient to version 4.3.29. Add patches to xymon from the xymon code repository to fix compatibility issues in 4.3.29. Upstream changelog: Changes for 4.3.29 ================== Several buffer overflow security issues have been resolved, as well as a potential XSS attack on certain CGI interfaces. Although the ability to exploit is limited, all users are urged to upgrade. The assigned CVE numbers are: CVE-2019-13451, CVE-2019-13452, CVE-2019-13455, CVE-2019-13473, CVE-2019-13474, CVE-2019-13484, CVE-2019-13485, CVE-2019-13486 In addition, revisions have been made to a number of places throughout the code to convert the most common sprintf statements to snprintf for safer processing, which should reduce the impact of similar parsing. Additional work on this will continue in the future. The affected CGIs are: history.c (overflow of histlogfn) = CVE-2019-13451 reportlog.c (overflow of histlogfn) = CVE-2019-13452 csvinfo.c (overflow of dbfn) = CVE-2019-13273 csvinfo.c (reflected XSS) = CVE-2019-13274 acknowledge.c (overflow of msgline) = CVE-2019-13455 appfeed.c (overflow of errtxt) = CVE-2019-13484 history.c (overflow of selfurl) = CVE-2019-13485 svcstatus.c (overflow of errtxt) = CVE-2019-13486 We would like to thank the University of Cambridge Computer Security Incident Response Team for their assistance in reporting and helping resolve these issues. Additional Changes: On Linux, a few additional tmpfs volumes are ignored by default on new (or unmodified) installs. This includes /run/user/<uid>, which is a transient, per-session tmpfs on some systems. To re- enable monitoring for this (if you are running services under a user with a login session), you may need to edit the analysis.cfg(5) file. After upgrade, these partitions will no longer be alerted on or tracked, and their associated RRD files may also be removed: /run/user/<uid> (but NOT /run) /dev (but NOT /dev/shm) /sys/fs/cgroup /lib/init/rw The default hard limit for an incoming message has been raised from 10MB to 64MB The secure apache config snippet no longer requires a xymongroups file to be present (and module loaded), since it's not used by default. This will not affect existing installs. A --no-cpu-listing option has been added to xymond_client to suppress the 'top' output in cpu test status messages. The conversation used in SMTP checks has been adjusted to perform a proper "EHLO" greeting against servers, using the host string 'xymonnet'. If the string needs to be adjusted, however, see protocols.cfg(5) "Actual" memory usage (as a percentage) may be >100% on some platforms in certain situations. This alone will not be tagged as "invalid" data and should be graphed in RRD.
2019-11-24 21:16:55 +01:00
SHA1 (xymon-4.3.29.tar.gz) = faf18c75839b4ec0863cbf309651c54bb2890988
RMD160 (xymon-4.3.29.tar.gz) = 5a1bac0ae5674db6e3d810a25597373fdc6b7238
SHA512 (xymon-4.3.29.tar.gz) = 63db006baa0cf0a4e3b85d2cbe0a6e230f87922d0b9cc21792672a1551d40f60ea371a34337a93df248456731709a91bafdb630a219a25ba9d76043e54ded196
Size (xymon-4.3.29.tar.gz) = 3548283 bytes
Update to 4.3.17. The last two teeny versions were for bug fixes. Also contains the inode check expansion for NetBSD from PR 48575 Upstream changelog: Changes for 4.3.15 - 4.3.17 =========================== No significant changes. Changes for 4.3.14 ================== In previous Xymon versions, a client-only configuration (i.e. one configured with "./configure --client") would place the client files in a "client" subdirectory below the directory specified during configuration. This is the same directory layout as a server installation, where the server and client parts of Xymon are in separate subdirectories. In 4.3.14, the default has changed so a client-only installation now installs in the directory given during the configure-step. The "/client" has been eliminated, so if you are upgrading an existing client you must either move the old client installation one level up from the "client/" directory, or change the Makefile generated by "configure --client" and add "/client" to the XYMONTOPDIR setting. The SNI support added in 4.3.13 causes problems with some older webservers, whose SSL implementation cannot handshake correctly when SNI is used. The failed handshake causes Xymon to report the site as down. In 4.3.14, the default is changed so SNI is disabled. A new "--sni" option was added to xymonnet to control the default setting, and two new tags "sni" and "nosni" can be used in hosts.cfg to control SNI for each host that is tested. Changes for 4.3.13 ================== This is mostly a bugfix release. Apart from simple bugs (see the Changes file), there are some enhancements: Alerts sent via e-mail have <CR><NL> line-endings converted to plain <NL>, since the carriage-return characters would cause some mailers to send alerts as a (binary) attachment to an empty mail message. https-URL's can be forced to use TLS only, by using "httpst://..." similar to how SSLv2 and SSLv3 can be chosen. SSL connections (e.g. for https URL's) now use the TLS "Server Name Indication" (SNI) if your OpenSSL library supports it. This allows testing of systems that have multiple SSL websites located on the same physical IP+port (i.e. virtual name-based hosts). Changes for 4.3.12 ================== NOTE: This release includes a bugfix for a security issue in the xymond_history and xymond_rrd modules. A "drophost" command sent to the xymond port (default: 1984) from an IP listed in the --admin-senders access control list can be used to delete files owned by the user running the xymond daemon. This is allowed by default, so it is highly recommended to install this update. Changes for 4.3.2 - 4.3.11 ========================== See the Changes file for a list of significant changes. These releases are mostly to fix bugs. NOTE: Some configuration parameters have changed, so you must regenerate the top-level Makefile by running the "configure" script before compiling the new version. The inode-check introduced in 4.3.8 and 4.3.10 requires that you update both the Xymon server installation and the Xymon client on the systems where you want to monitor how many inodes are being used.
2014-02-27 21:22:41 +01:00
SHA1 (patch-aa) = c44f791ef6005c809127175cb563bd8f0ac74642
SHA1 (patch-ab) = db0c5808cfad75aaf37217509399597191236180
update xymon + xymonclient to 4.3.28 notable changes: OpenSSL 1.1.0 is now supported, and c-ares has been updated While touching the package anyhow, it has been taught to pass down hardening flags, so that the various PKGSRC_USE_ flags now have effect.
2017-09-28 12:40:35 +02:00
SHA1 (patch-ac) = d1694c2b67e6f2ae616b2a46de1a01d3199b45f5
- fix FreeBSD/Dragonfly properly - update to newest version Upstream changelog: Xymon release 4.3.10 - released on Aug 6 2012 ============================================= Main features in this release is the addition of inode-checks on all major platforms, and a series of enhancements to the build procedure. Also, building Xymon on most common platforms is now explicitly described in the "install" document. * Fix build problems with "errno" * Fix build problems with OpenSSL in non-default locations * Fix build problems with certain LDAP configurations * Fix build problems with RRDtool on FreeBSD / OpenBSD * Fix problem with ifstat data from Fedora in graphs * "inode" check on FreeBSD, OpenBSD, OSX, Solaris, HP/UX, AIX in addition to existing support for Linux * Document building and installing Xymon on common platforms (Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris) * Enhance xymoncfg so it can be used to import Xymon configuration settings into shell-scripts. Xymon release 4.3.9 - released on Jul 24 2012 ============================================= This release is mainly a bug-fix release. * Fix crash when XYMSRV is undefined but XYMSERVERS is * Fix error in calculating combo-status messages with forward references * Fix error in disable-until-TIME or disable-until-OK code * Fix documentation of DURATION in alerts.cfg / xymond_alert so it is consistenly listed as being in "minutes". * Permit explicit use of ">" and ">=" in alerts.cfg * Permit building without the RRDtool libraries, e.g. for a network-tester build, but with trend-graphing disabled. * Full compiler-warning cleanup * Various configuration/build-script issues fixed. Xymon release 4.3.8 - released on Jul 15 2012 ============================================= This release is mainly a bug-fix release. Bugfixes * Workaround for DNS timeout handling, now fixed at approximately 25 seconds. * "hostinfo" command for xymond documented * confreport only shows processes that are monitored * analysis.cfg parsing of COLOR for UP rules was broken * RRD handlers no longer crash after receiving 1 billion updates * Using .netrc for authentication could crash xymonnet * "directory" includes would report the wrong filename for missing directories. * useradm CGI would invoke htpassword twice * "include" and "directory" now ignores trailing whitespace * SSLv2 support disabled if SSL-library does not support it * Minor bugfixes and cleanups of compiler warnings. Enhancements * Service status on info page now links to the detailed status page. * Add RRDGRAPHOPTS setting to permit global user-specified RRD options, e.g. for font to showgraph CGI * Add check for the size of public keys used in SSL certificates (enabled via --sslkeysize=N option for xymonnet) * Optionally disable the display of SSL ciphers in the sslcert status (the --no-cipherlist option for xymonnet) * Improved build-scripts works on newer systems with libraries in new and surprising places * Reduce xymonnet memory usage and runtime for ping tests when there are multiple hosts.cfg entries with the same IP-address. * Add code for inode-monitoring on Linux. Does not currently work on any other client platform. * Added the ability to disable tests until a specific time, instead of for some interval. Disabling a test also now computes the expire time for the disable to happen at the next closest minute.
2012-10-11 20:42:19 +02:00
SHA1 (patch-ad) = 7519eaeecab9f5d4b6956e0fd426548ec7990a0b
update xymon + xymonclient to 4.3.28 notable changes: OpenSSL 1.1.0 is now supported, and c-ares has been updated While touching the package anyhow, it has been taught to pass down hardening flags, so that the various PKGSRC_USE_ flags now have effect.
2017-09-28 12:40:35 +02:00
SHA1 (patch-ae) = 4b5413ee14d035fb1b588207b86ebaf0ac122951
NetBSD/current needs sysctl/vmmeter.h explicitly included.
2013-01-11 01:05:05 +01:00
SHA1 (patch-af) = 5e71a56cf827f9b30147dd577c295f10c150cd27
update xymon + xymonclient to 4.3.28 notable changes: OpenSSL 1.1.0 is now supported, and c-ares has been updated While touching the package anyhow, it has been taught to pass down hardening flags, so that the various PKGSRC_USE_ flags now have effect.
2017-09-28 12:40:35 +02:00
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.AIX) = e3a06992b075507a02f77a6b04ee4425cc2f8dd1
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.Darwin) = 3b86292fba80a05c03e8ace424cddfb726a974fc
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.FreeBSD) = 18010c36f754f28d50a921eac59382393f90cf4d
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.HP-UX) = bdd713b83f3670096bb10def6c59036d0a4aa377
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.IRIX) = b0ce34295d199ffd1e9008569667abbe436a2355
Update xymon and xymonclient to version 4.3.29. Add patches to xymon from the xymon code repository to fix compatibility issues in 4.3.29. Upstream changelog: Changes for 4.3.29 ================== Several buffer overflow security issues have been resolved, as well as a potential XSS attack on certain CGI interfaces. Although the ability to exploit is limited, all users are urged to upgrade. The assigned CVE numbers are: CVE-2019-13451, CVE-2019-13452, CVE-2019-13455, CVE-2019-13473, CVE-2019-13474, CVE-2019-13484, CVE-2019-13485, CVE-2019-13486 In addition, revisions have been made to a number of places throughout the code to convert the most common sprintf statements to snprintf for safer processing, which should reduce the impact of similar parsing. Additional work on this will continue in the future. The affected CGIs are: history.c (overflow of histlogfn) = CVE-2019-13451 reportlog.c (overflow of histlogfn) = CVE-2019-13452 csvinfo.c (overflow of dbfn) = CVE-2019-13273 csvinfo.c (reflected XSS) = CVE-2019-13274 acknowledge.c (overflow of msgline) = CVE-2019-13455 appfeed.c (overflow of errtxt) = CVE-2019-13484 history.c (overflow of selfurl) = CVE-2019-13485 svcstatus.c (overflow of errtxt) = CVE-2019-13486 We would like to thank the University of Cambridge Computer Security Incident Response Team for their assistance in reporting and helping resolve these issues. Additional Changes: On Linux, a few additional tmpfs volumes are ignored by default on new (or unmodified) installs. This includes /run/user/<uid>, which is a transient, per-session tmpfs on some systems. To re- enable monitoring for this (if you are running services under a user with a login session), you may need to edit the analysis.cfg(5) file. After upgrade, these partitions will no longer be alerted on or tracked, and their associated RRD files may also be removed: /run/user/<uid> (but NOT /run) /dev (but NOT /dev/shm) /sys/fs/cgroup /lib/init/rw The default hard limit for an incoming message has been raised from 10MB to 64MB The secure apache config snippet no longer requires a xymongroups file to be present (and module loaded), since it's not used by default. This will not affect existing installs. A --no-cpu-listing option has been added to xymond_client to suppress the 'top' output in cpu test status messages. The conversation used in SMTP checks has been adjusted to perform a proper "EHLO" greeting against servers, using the host string 'xymonnet'. If the string needs to be adjusted, however, see protocols.cfg(5) "Actual" memory usage (as a percentage) may be >100% on some platforms in certain situations. This alone will not be tagged as "invalid" data and should be graphed in RRD.
2019-11-24 21:16:55 +01:00
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.Linux) = bddfea6c8400fdd7d8a83a6958f1e4139ef988b6
update xymon + xymonclient to 4.3.28 notable changes: OpenSSL 1.1.0 is now supported, and c-ares has been updated While touching the package anyhow, it has been taught to pass down hardening flags, so that the various PKGSRC_USE_ flags now have effect.
2017-09-28 12:40:35 +02:00
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.OSF1) = 1a7afce4beeef249b2435c2ef14f45b2c2dbf8a2
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.OSX) = a72b748600b043f458452ab37175c38087375559
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.OpenBSD) = cf40c7839ba6290d349328e2e01a20bdaf274fc6
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.SunOS) = 71d134a30825a2d36fbb17731e722c89c79da807
SHA1 (patch-build_Makefile.generic) = e96d5ee29630c9133caebfa752880be90726607c
SHA1 (patch-client_logfetch.c) = f99fa015fe597bfb37f1d288c4e5e3b99b65397d
Update to 4.3.17. The last two teeny versions were for bug fixes. Also contains the inode check expansion for NetBSD from PR 48575 Upstream changelog: Changes for 4.3.15 - 4.3.17 =========================== No significant changes. Changes for 4.3.14 ================== In previous Xymon versions, a client-only configuration (i.e. one configured with "./configure --client") would place the client files in a "client" subdirectory below the directory specified during configuration. This is the same directory layout as a server installation, where the server and client parts of Xymon are in separate subdirectories. In 4.3.14, the default has changed so a client-only installation now installs in the directory given during the configure-step. The "/client" has been eliminated, so if you are upgrading an existing client you must either move the old client installation one level up from the "client/" directory, or change the Makefile generated by "configure --client" and add "/client" to the XYMONTOPDIR setting. The SNI support added in 4.3.13 causes problems with some older webservers, whose SSL implementation cannot handshake correctly when SNI is used. The failed handshake causes Xymon to report the site as down. In 4.3.14, the default is changed so SNI is disabled. A new "--sni" option was added to xymonnet to control the default setting, and two new tags "sni" and "nosni" can be used in hosts.cfg to control SNI for each host that is tested. Changes for 4.3.13 ================== This is mostly a bugfix release. Apart from simple bugs (see the Changes file), there are some enhancements: Alerts sent via e-mail have <CR><NL> line-endings converted to plain <NL>, since the carriage-return characters would cause some mailers to send alerts as a (binary) attachment to an empty mail message. https-URL's can be forced to use TLS only, by using "httpst://..." similar to how SSLv2 and SSLv3 can be chosen. SSL connections (e.g. for https URL's) now use the TLS "Server Name Indication" (SNI) if your OpenSSL library supports it. This allows testing of systems that have multiple SSL websites located on the same physical IP+port (i.e. virtual name-based hosts). Changes for 4.3.12 ================== NOTE: This release includes a bugfix for a security issue in the xymond_history and xymond_rrd modules. A "drophost" command sent to the xymond port (default: 1984) from an IP listed in the --admin-senders access control list can be used to delete files owned by the user running the xymond daemon. This is allowed by default, so it is highly recommended to install this update. Changes for 4.3.2 - 4.3.11 ========================== See the Changes file for a list of significant changes. These releases are mostly to fix bugs. NOTE: Some configuration parameters have changed, so you must regenerate the top-level Makefile by running the "configure" script before compiling the new version. The inode-check introduced in 4.3.8 and 4.3.10 requires that you update both the Xymon server installation and the Xymon client on the systems where you want to monitor how many inodes are being used.
2014-02-27 21:22:41 +01:00
SHA1 (patch-client_xymonclient-netbsd.sh) = 739a201806144ef0e34c1f668ad3a4d9e2b9f9fb
update xymon + xymonclient to 4.3.28 notable changes: OpenSSL 1.1.0 is now supported, and c-ares has been updated While touching the package anyhow, it has been taught to pass down hardening flags, so that the various PKGSRC_USE_ flags now have effect.
2017-09-28 12:40:35 +02:00
SHA1 (patch-common_Makefile) = 32b7da06cd9d22f98ee0f83bb36ed6441c066707
update of xymon and xymonclient from 4.3.17 to 4.3.25 The following security issues are fixed with this update: * Resolve buffer overflow when handling "config" file requests (CVE-2016-2054) * Restrict "config" files to regular files inside the $XYMONHOME/etc/ directory (symlinks disallowed) (CVE-2016-2055). Also, require that the initial filename end in '.cfg' by default * Resolve shell command injection vulnerability in useradm and chpasswd CGIs (CVE-2016-2056) * Tighten permissions on the xymond BFQ used for message submission to restrict access to the xymon user and group. It is now 0620. (CVE-2016-2057) * Restrict javascript execution in current and historical status messages by the addition of appropriate Content-Security-Policy headers to prevent XSS attacks. (CVE-2016-2058) * Fix CVE-2015-1430, a buffer overflow in the acknowledge.cgi script. Thank you to Mark Felder for noting the impact and Martin Lenko for the original patch. * Mitigate CVE-2014-6271 (bash 'Shell shock' vulnerability) by eliminating the shell script CGI wrappers Please refer to https://sourceforge.net/projects/xymon/files/Xymon/4.3.25/Changes/download for further information on fixes and new features.
2016-02-16 06:58:56 +01:00
SHA1 (patch-configure) = 305a74a2383dcd37ea93456272d4254483023aa5
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