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- Fixes fo CVE-2013-2944 - Enabled support for OS IMV/IMC - Created and applied a patch to disable ECP in fedora, because Openssl in Fedora does not allow ECP_256 and ECP_384. It makes it non-compliant to TCG's PTS standard, but there is no choice right now. see redhat bz # 319901. - Enabled Trousers support for TPM based operations.
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diff -urNp strongswan-5.0.4-patched/src/libpts/pts/pts_dh_group.c strongswan-5.0.4-current/src/libpts/pts/pts_dh_group.c
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--- strongswan-5.0.4-patched/src/libpts/pts/pts_dh_group.c 2013-05-01 15:50:51.332560748 -0400
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+++ strongswan-5.0.4-current/src/libpts/pts/pts_dh_group.c 2013-05-01 15:57:53.545271367 -0400
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@@ -74,6 +74,16 @@ bool pts_dh_group_probe(pts_dh_group_t *
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{
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DBG1(DBG_PTS, format2, "mandatory", diffie_hellman_group_names,
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ECP_256_BIT);
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+ /* Openssl in Fedora does not allow ECP_256 and ECP_384, so lets not die
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+ * here. As far as, there is one dh group available, lets continue. It makes
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+ * it non-compliant to TCG's PTS standard, but there is no choice right now.
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+ * see redhat bz # 319901.
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+ */
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+ if(*dh_groups != PTS_DH_GROUP_NONE)
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+ {
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+ return TRUE;
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+ }
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+
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}
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return FALSE;
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}
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