I verified that the two security patches released in 5.9.1-1ubuntu3.1 are part of the new upstream version. No conflicts to resolve in the merge process.
I recovered the rich git history from the previous merge MP as the importer doesn't have it due to empty directories.
# Lintian
Note: the Debian package updated the lintian-overrides to work with the new lintian versions. This means that lintian 2.104.0ubuntu3 (currently in Jammy -release) is going to issue some error tags. Testing with lintian 2.111.0ubuntu1 (currently in jammy-proposed) tests clean.
By looking at the upstream commit history I expected this merge to also fix the OpenSSL 3.0 FTBFS (LP: #1946213). The build stage indeed succeeds, but the upstream test suite then fails, so overall the package still FTBFS. There is an upstream issue about the failure, to which I commented:
Merge 5.9.4-1 from Debian. Test PPA:
https:/ /launchpad. net/~paride/ +archive/ ubuntu/ strongswan- merge-5. 9.4-1
I verified that the two security patches released in 5.9.1-1ubuntu3.1 are part of the new upstream version. No conflicts to resolve in the merge process.
I recovered the rich git history from the previous merge MP as the importer doesn't have it due to empty directories.
# Lintian
Note: the Debian package updated the lintian-overrides to work with the new lintian versions. This means that lintian 2.104.0ubuntu3 (currently in Jammy -release) is going to issue some error tags. Testing with lintian 2.111.0ubuntu1 (currently in jammy-proposed) tests clean.
# Autopkgtest results:
autopkgtest [15:53:10]: @@@@@@@ @@@@@@@ @@@@@@ summary n-charon PASS n-starter PASS
admin-strongswa
admin-strongswa
daemon PASS
plugins PASS
# OpenSSL 3.0
By looking at the upstream commit history I expected this merge to also fix the OpenSSL 3.0 FTBFS (LP: #1946213). The build stage indeed succeeds, but the upstream test suite then fails, so overall the package still FTBFS. There is an upstream issue about the failure, to which I commented:
https:/ /github. com/strongswan/ strongswan/ issues/ 753