python-pskc (1.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium
* New upstream release:
- fix a bug in writing passphrase encrypted PSKC files on Python3
- fix a typo in the pin_max_failed_attempts attribute (the old name is
available as a deprecated property)
- switch from pycrypto to cryptography as provider for encryption
functions because the latter is better supported
- switch to using the PBKDF2 implementation from hashlib which requires
Python 2.7.8 or newer
- use defusedxml when available (python-pskc now supports both standard
xml.etree and lxml with and without defusedxml)
- support checking and generating embedded XML signatures (this requires
the signxml library which is not required for any other operations)
(note that signxml is currently not packaged in Debian)
- add limited support for very old draft PSKC versions (it is speculated
that this resembles the "Verisign PSKC format" that some applications
produce)
- support Camellia-CBC and KW-Camellia encryption algorithms
- support any hashing algorithm available in Python
- add a --secret-encoding option to pskc2csv to allow base64 encoded
binary output
- support naming the CSV column headers in pskc2csv
- add a manual page for pskc2csv
- a number of documentation, code style and test suite improvements
* Drop patch to add missing file from tarball
* Work around test suite issues
* Switch to HTTPS URLs
* Use Python3 version to build Sphinx documentation and use sphinx-build
* Upgrade to standards-version 4.1.3 (no changes needed)
-- Arthur de Jong <email address hidden> Sun, 31 Dec 2017 16:07:35 +0100
