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nss: NSS should work after reiniting libpurple. Closes #11524.
author | Paul Aurich <paul@darkrain42.org> |
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date | Thu, 01 Apr 2010 06:51:04 +0000 |
parents | df9de37e0274 |
children | f93f0ff8811d |
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7 * Using the --disable-nls argument to configre now works properly. You | 7 * Using the --disable-nls argument to configre now works properly. You |
8 will no longer be forced to have intltool to configure and build. | 8 will no longer be forced to have intltool to configure and build. |
9 * Fix two related crashes in the GnuTLS and NSS plugins when they | 9 * Fix two related crashes in the GnuTLS and NSS plugins when they |
10 suffer internal errors immediately upon attempting to establish | 10 suffer internal errors immediately upon attempting to establish |
11 an SSL connection. | 11 an SSL connection. |
12 * Fix NSS to work when reinitialized after being used. (Thanks to | |
13 Ludovico Cavedon for the testcase) | |
12 * Added support for PURPLE_GNUTLS_PRIORITIES environment variable. | 14 * Added support for PURPLE_GNUTLS_PRIORITIES environment variable. |
13 This can be used to specify GnuTLS priorities on a per-host basis. | 15 This can be used to specify GnuTLS priorities on a per-host basis. |
14 The format is "host=priority;host2=priority;...". The default | 16 The format is "host=priority;host2=priority;...". The default |
15 priority can be overridden by using "*" as the host. See the | 17 priority can be overridden by using "*" as the host. See the |
16 GnuTLS manual for documentation on the format of the priority | 18 GnuTLS manual for documentation on the format of the priority |