pkgsrc changes:
- Remove patches/patch-aa, no longer needed (config.h is now
included and HAVE_DECL_BSWAP64 is now properly checked)
- perl is needed in the test phase and at runtime, add it to USE_TOOLS
- Remove no longer needed dependency to p5-IO-tty
- Add support for the test target (and REPLACE_PERL test target scripts)
Changes:
1.3.2
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* Platform support:
* Explicitly enable binding to both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
(Giel van Schijndel)
* Restore perl 5.8.8 support for RHEL5. (Alexander Chernyakhovsky)
* Make tests detect UTF-8 locale with a helper executable. (John Hood)
* Don't print /etc/motd on IllumOS. (John Hood)
* Print {,/var}/run/motd.dynamic on Ubuntu. (John Hood)
* Fix build on Haiku. (Adrien Destugues)
* Disable unicode-later-combining.test for tmux 2.4.
This fixes build failures. (John Hood)
* Bug fixes:
* In tests, explicitly set 80x24 tmux window, for newer versions
of tmux. (John Hood)
* Work around JuiceSSH rendering bug. (John Hood)
* Do not move cursor for SCROLL UP and SCROLL DOWN--
fixes an issue with tmux 2.4. (John Hood)
Discussed with <agc>, thanks!
2016-08-10 Keith Winstein <mosh-devel@mit.edu>
* Version 1.2.6 released.
* New features:
* Add Travis CI builds for Linux and Mac. (Anders Kaseorg, others)
* Add a --local option to run without ssh. (John Hood)
* Mosh now returns exitstatus reflecting connection success.
(John Hood)
* Add a end-to-end test suite and many tests. (John Hood)
* Implement timeouts and signals to help address orphaned sessions.
(John Hood)
* Major rework of Mosh's display differencing/rendering
code with much improved performance for slow machines. (John Hood)
* Implement ANSI back/forward tab (CSI CBT, CSI CHT).
(John Hood)
* Do not start user shell until network session starts.
(John Hood)
* Add options for more flexible specification of IPv4/IPv6
hostname resolution. (John Hood)
* Improved bash completion. (Steve Dignam, HIGUCHI Yuta)
* Add options for different methods of resolving the remote host
address, allowing operation without SshProxyCommand. (John Hood)
* Platform support:
* Add configurable support for Apple Common Crypto and
Nettle, in place of OpenSSL. Implement base64 locally.
(John Hood)
* Workaround Cygwin select() bug. (John Hood)
* Updates to Debian packaging. (Anders Kaseorg, Keith Winstein)
* Workaround a glibc-2.22 issue causing segfaults on Debian Sid.
(John Hood with help from many others)
* Prefer c++ to g++, for systems like FreeBSD where g++ is not usable.
(John Hood)
* Fixes for Illumos Hipster 20151003. (John Hood)
* Disable -Werror for protobuf code, to resolve a new gcc6 warning.
(John Hood)
* Link test for -fstack-protector-all on an embedded platform.
(Baruch Siach)
* Resolve issue with bswap64() on FreeBSD-CURRENT with libc++-3.8.0.
(John Hood)
* Fix issue with RECVTOS error message on client on FreeBSD.
(John Hood)
* Bug fixes:
* Remove an assertion causing aborts on Unicode fallback found by
fuzzing with afl. (Keith Winstein)
* Fix a server hang with XON/XOFF on BSD systems. (John Hood)
* Fix a typeahead-prediction bug that caused display corruption on
urxvt. (John Hood)
2012-10-19 Keith Winstein <mosh-devel@mit.edu>
* Version 1.2.3 released.
* Security improvements:
* Use OpenSSL AES implementation
* Update AES-OCB implementation (Keegan McAllister)
* Don't let bad server dictate IP (Felix Groebert)
* New features:
* Client hops ports to survive challenging client-side firewall
* Server stops sending to save client power (Daniel Drown)
* Set DiffServ code point and ECN-capable (Dave T\xc3\xa4ht)
* Slow down if explicit congestion notification received
* Warn about unattached Mosh sessions on login
* Compatible with KDE konsole (uses BEL to terminate OSC)
* Improved heuristic about color of predicted characters
* Bug fixes:
* Improved performance on systems with expensive time
* No longer choke on "ffff::" address for hosts with IPv6
* More conservative MTU and datagram sizing
* Platform support:
* Build on Solaris and IllumOS (Timo Sirainen, Ira Cooper)
* Build on ARM with gcc 4.7 (Alexander Chernyakhovsky)
* Licensing changes:
* Allow distribution on Apple App Stores
* Allow linking with OpenSSL
Mosh is a Remote terminal application that allows roaming, supports
intermittent connectivity, and provides intelligent local echo and
line editing of user keystrokes.
Mosh is a replacement for SSH. It's more robust and responsive,
especially over Wi-Fi, cellular, and long-distance links.
