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 - Build in the GitLab-CI pipeline

 - Most of it has moved over to Quick-DER
 - KIP Documents are mostly historic
 - Broke somehow, and not important anymore

Expell quicksasl diasasl

See merge request !39

Expell most ASN.1 components to Quick-DER
Be left with KIP, HAAN and support for freeDiameter,
the latter of which is scheduled to be expelled up
to a higher layer, along with the SXOVER mechanism.

 - Quite silly... message got lost in space
 - Or actually in a missing space

Finally removing DER-MEM

See merge request !38

 - The package lives on as Quick-DER / Quick-DERMEM now
 - A simpler non-DER version Quick-MEM is separately built
 - It was not actually removed before, as intended

 - Enforced on Merge Requests so new code specifies their author's rights
 - Enforced on the default branch, "master"
 - Conform https://gitlab.com/-/snippets/2058070#policy-choice-reuse-lint

no logging of binary text data

See merge request !36

Simple CI pipeline

See merge request !35

Pypeline support for Valgrind and Strace

See merge request !33

 - Set envvars VALGRIND= and/or STRACE= with options (or empty)
 - Requires PYPE:NAME: to be set on programs to analyse
 - Dumps to <progname>.valgrind and <progname>.strace
 - Includes the respective files in the Pypeline analysis output

 - The use of PYPE:NAME:<progname> defines its value
 - Later uses may drop the <progname> to repeat it
 - No protection against silly redefinitions of the name

Pypelinery

See merge request !32

 - Pypeline variables are now (finally) available for configuration!
 - Introducing #VARS# into .in files
 - First map to buildvars with CMake, then continue with argv-cp
 - This is not new; it is just simpler now, as part of Pypeline

 - Extra FILE:<key> type INFILE:<key>:<path>
 - Maps the <path> by looking for #VARS#
 - These #VARS# are the same VARS on the Pypeline commandline
 - Extra ## is the single '#' character
 - Simplified workflow, though not always for nested filerefs

 - There used to be multiple CMake nested commands
 - They mostly tended to "cmake -E env" setups
 - This would make debugging / killing more difficult
 - There is now only one CMake, then Pypeline
 - Pypeline needs ENV:XX=yy after its command, of course

 - Allows a daemon to write to a .pid file
 - Same key space for FILE: and PIDFILE:
 - Combines with SIG:

 - Prefixed to a command, this adds an acceptable exit code
 - Multiple values may be supplied for any command
 - When absent, exit code 0 is used as acceptable exit code
 - INCOMPATIBLE with old habit of just numbering the code(s)

 - Get and set environment variables
 - Getting implies existence requirement
 - Text inserted when used as argument

 - Pypeline interprets arguments
 - This may cause clashes
 - Therefore we introduce an escape prefix `PYPE:ESC:`

 - Prefix a command with PYPE:NAME:xxx
 - These names appear in many places in Pypeline output
 - Suggestive names can be a great help in understanding it

 - Use  IP:XXX  for 127.0.0.1 or  ::1
 - Use [IP]:XXX for 127.0.0.1 or [::1]
 - Better inclusion of IPv6 address family in test ports
 - Removed assumptions caused by gethostname() on /etc/hosts

Originally appeared as 9819c4b3d8d53ad25445448a88cf5ef1c4184eb3 in apachemod
Documentation added

 - PYPE:POPCAT: as a number-of-previous-arguments-to-pop-concatenate-and-push
 - "x" "y" "z" "PYPE:POPCAT:3" produces a single word "xyz"
 - It is possible to construct a command in this way
 - Proper use would be [IP]:DIAMETER ":" SCTP:DIAMETER PYPE:POPCAT:3

Originally appeard as fb2ef0595c4648a601c93cf46b1a5a36b801e414 in apachemod
Renamed from PYPE:POP to PYPE:POPCAT
Added documentation

 - Program prefix FORK:xxx overrides mark "--" to "xxx" (was wrap_xxx.py)
 - Special form FORK:^ means "fork at start of program" (was run_par.py)
 - Special form FORK:$ means "fork at end   of program" (was run_seq.py)
 - Special form FORK:xxx as a program arg inserts "xxx" (usable as an escape)

Originally commit 4564ad782b3f9e0be97708a8774cd9a06c49a266 in apachemod
Added documentation

 - Use this for background programs that don't stop when done
 - This adds such programs to the cleaned-up set
 - The signal should be one that makes the program stop

Originally appeared as 06fe9ce4416fd623b74e0ec3084e4895c43df910 in apachemod
Fixed with a bug in the selection for exit codes
Added documentation

- using the 'bare' library name works only if no flags are needed
  for compilation or linking (to find headers or libraries),
  which isn't the case with unusual PREFIX

Deprecate picohttpparser diameter tests

See merge request !31

- We initially used HTTP, not Diameter, to relay SASL to a backend
- This is workable without Channel Binding
- Channel Binding however, is not an option
- With Channel Binding, there is a risk of MITM attacks
- To mitigate MITM attacks, we only want yes/no responses
- This means we relay authentication but stand to **gain no resource access**
- This is why we use Diameter [RADIUS is a bad fit for Realm Crossover]

Initial deprecate dermem

See merge request !30

- set REQUIRED as a package-property, so we can get **one** report of found
  (or missing) dependencies, rather than grinding through CMake for each one.

This isn't needed for KIP itself (I think), but downstream Quick-DER needs
it in order to have Quick-DERMEM placed in the right spots.

 - Moved the code out
 - Plain memory pool is now in Quick-MEM
 - Packing and Communication over DER is now in Quick-DER as Quick-DERMEM
 - Need to see if it is okay to export Quick-DERMEM from Quick-DER
 - If this does not work, set the CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH to .../share/Quick-DER/cmake/