Optional update for ekiga, opal, pwlib-plugins-avc, pwlib-plugins-dc and pwlib-plugins-v4l2

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solutions Optional update for ekiga, opal, pwlib-plugins-avc, pwlib-plugins-dc and pwlib-plugins-v4l2 SuSE Linux Maintenance Web (5a8fc03d08c7aef3ad206b0c647fe8af)

Applies to

Package: ekiga
opal
pwlib-plugins-avc
pwlib-plugins-dc
pwlib-plugins-v4l2
Product(s): SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 SP1 Upgrade for x86
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 SP1 Upgrade for AMD64 and Intel EM64T
Zypp-Patch-Number: 2877
Release: 20070320
Obsoletes: none

Indications

These packages are the updates for Service Pack 1 of SUSE Linux Enterprise
10. Install them to have your system at SP1 level.

Contraindications

None.

Problem description

Below you find a list of changes sorted alphabetically by package name.
ekiga

fix format string vulnerability (CVE-2007-0999) (#247285)
upgraded to 2.0.5 release (#243919)
- Fixed issues with some ALSA soundcards
- Fixed potential security issue reported by MuSecurity (http://www.musecurity.com)
- Fixed potential deadlock if no packets are received on the stream.(#404904, Hannes Friederich)
- Remove fixed font coloring in codecs selection list (#405085, Mariano Su341rez-Alvarez)
upgraded to a stable releaed version 2.0.4 bug# 243919
submitting to sles10-sp branch. It is needed for fate #301101
Add gnome-doc-utils-devel to BuildRequires.
Cleanup BuildRequires.
Use RPM_OPT_FLAGS for c++.
update to stable 2.0.3 release
- Prevent infinite loop in the RTP session handler when being unable to write to the control port.(Damien Sandras)
- Check for Expires header if not present in SIP contact field. (Damien Sandras)
- Added HINTS for Logitech Quickcam Communicate. (Michael Riepe)
- Allow '*', '+' and '#' to appear in user names in the accounts dialog.
- Fixed call forwarding on no answer. (Damien Sandras)
- Fixed delay after which an incoming call is rejected. (Damien Sandras)
- Fixed call numbers inserted in the URL bar at the wrong place thanks. (Philippe Gassmann)
- When executing the NAT test, and STUN is not suitable, remove the current STUN setting instead of leaving it as is.
- Fixed possible crash on call release. (Drazen Dimoti)
- Always limit the number of retries in case of registration failure. (Hannes Friederich)
- Added support for the opaque attribute when authenticating. (Craig Southeren)
- Added support for qop authentication. (Craig Southeren)
- Fixed video suspend. (Damien Sandras)
- Fixed crash when avahi is disabled for users (Julien Puydt with help from Sebastien Estienne and Lennart Poettering)
Provide and obsolete gnomemeeting.
Enabled parallel build.
Removed unneeded options.
Fixed prefix clash.
Bi-arch fix.
first version (2.0.2)

opal

downgrade to stable 2.2.5 version (#243919)
submitting to sles10-sp branch. It is needed for fate #301101
clean up undefined C code (#213075)
Fixed invalid SIP header response quotation. Fixes problems with registration on certain servers.
fix double response frames (patch from sbrabec@suse.cz)
updates from current stable to handle reinvites better
delete optional GPL file before build to avoid license issues (#202829)
Reduced BuildRequires.
first version (2.3.1) for autobuild

pwlib

downgrade to current stable release 1.10.4 (#243919)
submitting to sles10-sp branch. It is needed for fate #301101
remove unused patches
Fixed plugindir to not search in the whole home directory.
Enabled alsa_default patch from Sourceforge tracker.
Require devel packages referenced in ptbuildopts.mak.
Updated to version 1.11.1:
- shared memory support
- video file support
- compilation fixes
- bug fixes
- compatibility with SSL v0.9.8b

Solution

Please install the updates provided at the location noted below.

Installation notes

This update is provided as an RPM package that can easily be installed onto a running system by using this command:


rpm -Uvh ekiga.rpm opal.rpm pwlib-plugins-avc.rpm pwlib-plugins-dc.rpm pwlib-plugins-v4l2.rpm

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