secmem patch

[Dan Boger]

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with all the questions about secmem, I figured a simple pointer can help,
without installing insecure options by default.  This was against 1.0.4,
but I believe it'll work with older versions as well.

just patch -p0 < secmemwarning.diff in the top level directory of gnupg.

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diff -Naur util/secmem.c util.new/secmem.c
--- util/secmem.c       Mon Oct 16 11:43:41 2000
+++ util/secmem.c       Fri Oct 20 13:02:58 2000
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@
 print_warn(void)
 {
     if( !no_warning )
-       log_info(_("Warning: using insecure memory!\n"));
+       log_info(_("Warning: using insecure memory!\nSee http://www.gnupg.o=
rg/faq.html#q6.1\n"));
 }

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Dan Boger
System Administrator
dan@xif.com

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