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utility. It is capable of displaying still images and animations
using the X Window system which provides an interface for
interactively editing images, and is capable of importing selected
windows or the entire desktop. It can read and write over 88 image
formats, including JPEG, TIFF, WMF, SVG, PNG, PNM, GIF, andPhoto CD.
It also allows to resize, rotate, sharpen, color reduce, or add
special effects to an image and to save the result to any supported
format. GraphicsMagick may be used to create animated or transparent
.gifs, to composite images, and to create thumbnail images.
This package is compiled with Q16, which means that it provides better
performance on 16 bit images and less. bVynebbiolo r~SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SUSE LLC MIT https://www.suse.com/ Productivity/Graphics/Convertors http://www.GraphicsMagick.org/ linux ppc64le p 0 $8 7 f 1R & b X { N g ? 9 & 3 : ] { p ] t 9 T
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- added patches
fix CVE-2022-1270 [bsc#1198351], Heap buffer overflow when parsing MIFF
+ GraphicsMagick-CVE-2022-1270.patch - Fixes for %_libexecdir changing to /usr/libexec (bsc#1174075) - security update
- added patches
fix CVE-2020-12672 [bsc#1171271], heap-based buffer overflow in ReadMNGImage in coders/png.c.
+ GraphicsMagick-CVE-2020-12672.patch - version update to 1.3.35
Special Issues:
* It has been discovered that the 'ICU' library (a perhaps 30MB C++
library) which is now often a libxml2 dependendency causes huge
process initialization overhead. This is noticed as unexpected
slowness when GraphicsMagick utilities are used to process small to
medium sized files. The time to initialize the 'ICU' library is
often longer than the time that GraphicsMagick would otherwise
require to read the input file, process the image, and write the
output file. If the 'ICU' dependency can not be avoided, then make
sure to use the modules build so there is only impact for file
formats which require libxml2. Please lobby the 'ICU' library
developers to change their implementation to avoid long start-up
times due to merely linking with the library.
Security Fixes:
* GraphicsMagick is now participating in Google's oss-fuzz project due
to the contributions and assistance of Alex Gaynor. Since February 4
2018, 398 issues have been opened by oss-fuzz (some of which were
benign build issues) and 11 issues remain open.
The issues list is available at
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/oss-fuzz/issues/list under search term
"graphicsmagick". Issues are available for anyone to view and
duplicate if they have been in "Verified" status for 30 days, or if
they have been in "New" status for 90 days. There are too many
fixes to list here. Please consult the GraphicsMagick ChangeLog
file, Mercurial repository commit log, and the oss-fuzz issues list
for details.
Bug fixes:
* Fix broken definition of ResourceInfinity which resulted in that
GetMagickResource() would return -1 rather than the maximum range
value for the return type as documented. (problem added by the
1.3.32 release).
* ModifyCache(): Re-open the pixel cache if the cache rows/columns do
not match the owning image rows/columns.
* Fix DisplayImages() return status. The return status was inverted.
* HISTOGRAM: Histogram once again includes the histogram as a text
comment. This became broken by previous security fixes.
* PICT: Fixed heap buffer overuns reported multiple sources.
* JNG: Detect when JPEG encoder has failed and throw an exception.
* MVG/DrawImage(): Performs even more parsing validations.
* Clang static analyzer fixes: A great many fixes were made based on
problem reports by the Clang static analyzer.
* Visual Studio static analyzer fixes: A great many fixes were made
based on problem reports by the Visual Studio 2019 static analyzer.
Many of these may improve the robustness of 64-bit code.
New Features:
* GRADIENT/GradientImage(): Improved accuracy of gradient levels as
well as dramaticaly improving performance. Output PseudoClass
images if we can. Add support for using the image 'gravity'
attribute as well as the "gradient:direction" definition to produce
gradient vector directions corresponding to SouthGravity (the
previously-existing default), NorthGravity, WestGravity,
EastGravity, NorthWestGravity, NorthEastGravity, SouthWestGravity,
and SouthEastGravity.
API Updates:
* InitializeMagickEx(): New function which may be used in place of
InitializeMagick() to initialize GraphicsMagick. This
initialization function returns an error status value, may update a
passed ExceptionInfo structure with error information, and provides
an options parameter which supports simple bit-flags to tailor
initialization. The signal handler registrations are skipped if the
MAGICK_OPT_NO_SIGNAL_HANDER flag is set in the options.
Feature improvements:
* Replace use of non-reentrant legacy POSIX functions with reentrant
equivalents.
* Timing of image reads should now be very accurate. The timer was
sometimes not stopped as soon as it should be.
* PICT: The PICT reader is working pretty good now. It handles all
the PICT image files I have available to me.
Behavior Changes:
* POSIX Signals: Use the normal termination signal handler for SIGXCPU
and SIGXFSZ so that ulimit or setrlimit(2) may be used to apply CPU
(RLIMIT_CPU) and output file size (RLIMIT_FSIZE) limits with the
normal cleanup, and without dumping core. Note that any output files
currently being written may be truncated and files being written by
external programs (e.g. Ghostscript) might be left behind unless
they are to a temporary file assigned by GraphicsMagick.
* Some private string and integer constants were removed from the
apparent library ABI. Some private functions were marked static and
removed from the apparent library ABI. This is mentioned because
someone is sure to notice and be concerned about it.
* The remaining private content in installed header files was moved
into -private.h header files which are not installed. This should
not be cause for concern but is mentiond because someone is sure to
notice and be concerned about it. - Remove xorg-x11-fonts runtime Requires, gm display no longer
fails when it is missing (see boo#619103).
- Cleanup, replace $RPM_OPT_FLAGS with %optflags - Revert the change to relinquish resources used by OpenMP on all
devices. There are concerns upstream that this might break
applications that use OpenMP too and suddenly find their threads
closed (remove GraphicsMagick-wait-for-threads-close.patch) - Due to a broken check, it wasn't noticed the typemap file is
already provided in the source archive (removed typemap) - Relinquish resources used by OpenMP on all devices (GCC >= 9)
+ GraphicsMagick-wait-for-threads-close.patch
- Set configure options to what is actually build - version update to 1.3.34
* DPS: Eliminate a memory leak.
* Debug Trace: Only output text to terminate an XML format log file
if XML format is active.
* EXIF Parser: Detect non-terminal parsing and report an error.
* EXIF Parser: Eliminate heap buffer overflows.
* HuffmanDecodeImage(): Fix heap overflow in 32-bit applications.
* MAT: Implement subimage/subrange support.
* MVG: Address non-terminal loops, excessive run-time, thrown
assertions, divide-by-zero, heap overflow, and memory leaks.
* OpenModule(): Now properly case-insensitive, as it used to be.
* PCX: Verify that pixel region is not negative. Assure that opacity
channel is initialized to opaqueOpacity. Update DirectClass
representation while PseudoClass representation is updated.
Improve read performance with uncompressed PCX.
* PICT: Fix heap overflow in PICT writer.
* PNG: Fix validation of raw profile length.
* PNG: Skip coalescing layers if there is only one layer.
* PNM: Fix denial of service opportunity by limiting the length of
PNM comment text.
* WPG: Avoid Avoid dereferencing a null pointer.
* WPG: Implement subimage/subrange support.
* WPG: Improve performance when reading an embedded image.
* Wand library: In MagickClearException(), destroy any existing
exception info before re-initializing the exception info or else
there will be a memory leak.
* XPM: Rquire that image properties appear in the first 512 bytes
of the XPM file header.
* Compliles clean using GCC 9.
* Python scripts related to the build (enabled by --enable-maintainer-mode)
are now compatible with Python 3.
* Now supports using Google gperftools tcmalloc library for the memory
allocator. This improves performance for certain repetitive work-loads
and heavily-threaded algorithms.
* Configure now reports the status of zstd (FaceBook Zstandard)
compression in its configuration summary.
* TclMagick: Address many issues mentioned by SourceForge issue #420
"TclMagick issues and patch".
* PNG: Post-processing to convert the image type in the PNG reader based
on a specified magick prefix string is now disabled. This can (and
should) be done after the image has been returned.
* Trace Logging: The compiled-in logging default is always to stderr,
which may be over-ridden using log.mgk as soon as it is loaded. - version update to 1.3.33
* It has been discovered that the 'ICU' library (a perhaps 30MB C++
library) which is now often a libxml2 dependendency causes huge
process initialization overhead. This is noticed as unexpected
slowness when GraphicsMagick utilities are used to process small to
medium sized files. The time to initialize is often longer than the
time to read the input file, process the image, and write the output
file. If the 'ICU' dependency can not be avoided, then make sure to
use the modules build. Please lobby the 'ICU' library developers to
change their implementation to avoid long start-up times due to
merely linking with the library.
* GraphicsMagick is now participating in Google's oss-fuzz project due
to the contributions and assistance of Alex Gaynor. Since February 4
2018, 353 issues have been opened by oss-fuzz and 338 of those
issues have been resolved. The issues list is available at
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/oss-fuzz/issues/list under search term
"graphicsmagick". Issues are available for anyone to view and
duplicate if they have been in "Verified" status for 30 days, or if
they have been in "New" status for 90 days. There are too many
fixes to list here. Please consult the GraphicsMagick ChangeLog
file, Mercurial repository commit log, and the oss-fuzz issues list
for details.
* Documentation has been added regarding security hazards due to
commands which support a '@filename' syntax.
* MontageImages(): Fix wrong length argument to strlcat() when
building montage directory, which could allow heap overwrite.
* PNG: Pass correct size value to strlcat() in module registration
code. This bug is noticed to cause problems for Apple's OS X and
Linux Alpine with musl libc. This fixes a regression introduced by
the 1.3.32 release.
* Re-implement command-line utility `'@'` file inclusion support for
`-comment`, `-draw`, `-format`, and `-label` which was removed for
the 1.3.32 release. The new implementation is isolated to
command-line utility implementation code rather than being deeply
embedded in the library and exposed in other usage contexts. This
fixes a regression introduced by the 1.3.32 release.
* CAPTION: The The CAPTION reader did not appear to work at all any
more. Now it works again, but still not very well.
* MagickXDisplayImage(): Fix heap overwrite of windows->image.name and
windows->image.icon_name buffers. This bug has surely existed since
early GraphicsMagick releases.
* MagickXAnimateImages(): Fix memory leak of scene_info.pixels.
* AcquireTemporaryFileDescriptor(): Fix compilation under Cygwin. This
fixes a regression introduced by the 1.3.32 release.
* PNG: Fix saving to palette when mage has an alpha channel but no
color is marked as transparent.
* Compilation warnings in the Visual Studio WIN64 build due to the
'long' type being only 32-bits have been addressed. - drop JPEG2000 support [bsc#1144240] - Cleanup BuildRequires:
* Remove ghostscript-library (support removed upstream)
* Use ghostscript-mini (sufficient for path and feature detection)
instead of full ghostscript (implicitly added by ghostscript-library)
* Remove ghostscript-fonts-other (unused). - version update to 1.3.32
New Features:
* Added support for writing the Braille image format (by Samuel
Thibault).
* WebP writer: Support WebP 'use_sharp_yuv' option ("if needed, use
sharp (and slow) RGB->YUV conversion") via `-define
webp:use-sharp-yuv=true`.
* The version command output now reports the OpenMP specification
number rather than just the integer version identifier.
API Updates:
* ReallocateImageColormap() added to re-allocate an existing colormap.
* Some improperly-exposed globals are now static as they should have
been.
* The 'benchmark' command now shows 6 digits (microseconds) of elapsed
time indication.
* The 'time' command now shows 6 digits (microseconds) of elapsed time
indication.
* The logging facility now shows 6 digits (microseconds) of time
resolulution
* Dcraw: When QuantumDepth is greater than 8, pass -6 option to dcraw
so that it returns a 16-bit/sample image.
* Dcraw: If Dcraw supports TIFF format, then request TIFF format in
order to be able to acquire more metatdata.
* Scale algorithm: Eliminate artifacts when scaling an image with
semi-transparent pixels.
* Library metrics: The number of shared library relocations and the
amount of initialized data has been signficantly reduced by
following recommendations from Ulrich Drepper's document `How To
Write Shared Libraries `_.
(Security) Bug Fixes:
* see NEWS.txt
* fixes [bsc#1138425] - asan_build: build ASAN included
- debug_build: build more suitable for debugging - update to 1.3.31:
Special Issues:
* Firmware and operating system updates to address the Spectre
vulnerability (and possibly to some extent the Meltdown
vulnerability) have substantially penalized GraphicsMagick's OpenMP
performance. Performance is reduced even with GCC 7 and 8's
improved optimizers. There does not appear to be anything we can do
about this.
Security Fixes:
* GraphicsMagick is now participating in Google's oss-fuzz project due
to the contributions and assistance of Alex Gaynor.
Bug fixes:
* See above note about oss-fuzz fixes.
* CINEON: Fix unexpected hang on a crafted Cineon image. SourceForge
issue 571.
* Drawing recursion is limited to 100 and may be tuned via the
MAX_DRAWIMAGE_RECURSION pre-processor definition.
* Fix reading MIFF files using legacy keyword 'color-profile' for ICC
color profile as was used by ImageMagick 4.2.9.
* Fix reading/writing files when 'magick' is specified in lower case.
This bug was a regression in 1.3.30.
New Features:
* TIFF: Support Zstd compression in TIFF. This requires libtiff
4.0.10 or later.
* TIFF: Support WebP compression in TIFF. This requires libtiff
4.0.10 or later.
API Updates:
* MagickMonitor() is marked as deprecated.
- see NEWS.txt for more details - disable PS, PS2, PS3 and PDF coders by default, remove gs calls
from delegates.mgk [bsc#1105592]
+ GraphicsMagick-disable-insecure-coders.patch - update to 1.3.30:
* Security Fixes:
. GraphicsMagick is now participating in Google's oss-fuzz project due
to the contributions and assistance of Alex Gaynor. Since February 4
2018, 238 issues have been opened by oss-fuzz and 230 of those
issues have been resolved. The issues list is available at
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/oss-fuzz/issues/list under search term
"graphicsmagick". Issues are available for anyone to view and
duplicate if they have been in "Verified" status for 30 days, or if
they have been in "New" status for 90 days. There are too many
fixes to list here. Please consult the GraphicsMagick ChangeLog
file, Mercurial repository commit log, and the oss-fuzz issues list
for details.
. SVG/Rendering: Fix heap write overflow of PrimitiveInfo and
PointInfo arrays. This is another manefestation of CVE-2016-2317,
which should finally be fixed correctly due to active
detection/correction of pending overflow rather than using
estimation.
* Bug fixes:
. Many oss-fuzz fixes are bug fixes.
. Drawing/Rendering: Many more fixes by Gregory J Wolfe (see the ChangeLog).
. MIFF: Detect end of file while reading image directory.
. SVG: Many more fixes by Gregory J Wolfe (see the ChangeLog).
. The AlphaCompositePixel macro was producing wrong results when the
output alpha value was not 100% opaque. This is a regression
introduced in 1.3.29.
. TILE: Fix problem with tiling JPEG images because the size request
used by the TILE algorithm was also causing re-scaling in the JPEG
reader. The problem is solved by stripping the size request before
reading the image.
* API Updates:
. The size of PrimitiveInfo (believed to be an internal/private
structure but in a header which is installed, has been increased to
store a 'flags' argument. This is intended to be an internal
interface but but may be detected as an ABI change.
* Behavior Changes:
. JPEG: The JPEG reader now allows 3 warnings of any particular type
before giving up on reading and throwing an exception. This choice
was made after observing files which produce hundreds of warnings
and consume massive amounts of memory before reading the image data
has even started. It is currently unknown how many files which were
previously accepted will be rejected by default. The number of
allowed warnings may be adjusted using '-define
jpeg:max-warnings='. The default limit will be adjusted
based on reported user experiences and may be adjusted prior to
compilation via the MaxWarningCount definition in coders/jpeg.c. - update to 1.3.29:
* Security Fixes:
. GraphicsMagick is now participating in Google's oss-fuzz project
. JNG: Require that the embedded JPEG image have the same dimensions
as the JNG image as provided by JHDR. Avoids a heap write overflow.
. MNG: Arbitrarily limit the number of loops which may be requested by
the MNG LOOP chunk to 512 loops, and provide the '-define
mng:maximum-loops=value' option in case the user wants to change the
limit. This fixes a denial of service caused by large LOOP
specifications.
* Bug fixes:
. DICOM: Pre/post rescale functions are temporarily disabled (until
the implementation is fixed).
. JPEG: Fix regression in last release in which reading some JPEG
files produces the error "Improper call to JPEG library in state
201".
. ICON: Some DIB-based Windows ICON files were reported as corrupt to
an unexpectedly missing opacity mask image.
. In-memory Blob I/O: Don't implicitly increase the allocation size
due to seek offsets.
. MNG: Detect and handle failure to allocate global PLTE. Fix divide
by zero.
. DrawGetStrokeDashArray(): Check for failure to allocate memory.
. BlobToImage(): Now produces useful exception reports to cover the
cases where 'magick' was not set and the file format could not be
deduced from its header.
* API Updates:
. Wand API: Added MagickIsPaletteImage(), MagickIsOpaqueImage(),
MagickIsMonochromeImage(), MagickIsGrayImage(), MagickHasColormap()
based on contributions by Troy Patteson.
. New structure ImageExtra added and Image 'clip_mask' member is
replaced by 'extra' which points to private ImageExtra allocation.
The ImageGetClipMask() function now provides access to the clip mask
image.
. New structure DrawInfoExtra and DrawInfo 'clip_path' is replaced by
'extra' which points to private DrawInfoExtra allocation. The
DrawInfoGetClipPath() function now provides access to the clip path.
. New core library functions: GetImageCompositeMask(),
CompositeMaskImage(), CompositePathImage(), SetImageCompositeMask(),
ImageGetClipMask(), ImageGetCompositeMask(), DrawInfoGetClipPath(),
DrawInfoGetCompositePath()
. Deprecated core library functions: RegisterStaticModules(),
UnregisterStaticModules().
* Feature improvements:
. Static modules (in static library or shared library without
dynamically loadable modules) are now lazy-loaded using the same
external interface as the lazy-loader for dynamic modules. This
results in more similarity between the builds and reduces the fixed
initialization overhead by only initializing the modules which are
used.
. SVG: The quality of SVG support has been significantly improved due
to the efforts of Greg Wolfe.
. FreeType/TTF rendering: Rendering fixes for opacity. - Add explicit buildrequires on: pkgconfig(libwebpmux),
pkgconfig(libpng), pkgconfig(x11), pkgconfig(xext),
pkgconfig(zlib), libjpeg-devel. all
of them direct build dependencies but not included in
the spec file - update to 1.3.28:
* Security Fixes:
BMP: Fix non-terminal loop due to unexpected bit-field mask
value (DOS opportunity).
PALM: Fix heap buffer underflow in builds with QuantumDepth=8.
SetNexus() Fix heap overwrite under certain conditions due to
using a wrong destination buffer. This issue impacts all
1.3.X releases.
TIFF: Fix heap buffer read overflow in LocaleNCompare() when
parsing NEWS profile.
* Bug fixes:
DescribeImage(): Eliminate possible use of null pointer.
GIF: Fix memory leak of global colormap in error path.
GZ: Writing to gzip files with the extension ".gz" was
not working with Zlib 1.2.8.
JNG: Fix buffer read overflow (a tiny fixed overflow of just
one byte).
JPEG: Promoting certain libjpeg warnings to errors caused
much more problems than expected. The promotion of
warnings to errors is removed. Claimed pixel dimensions
are validated by file size before allocating memory for
the pixels.
IntegralRotateImage(): Assure that reported error in rotate by
270 case does immediately terminate processing.
MNG: Fix possible null pointer reference related to DEFI chunk
parsing. Fix minor heap read overflow (constrained to just
one byte) due to an ordering issue in a limit check. Fix
memory leaks in error path.
WebP: Fix stack buffer overflow in WriteWEBPImage() which
occurs with libwebp 0.5.0 or newer due to a structure type
change in the structure passed to the progress monitor
callback.
WPG: Memory leaks fixed.
* API Updates:
InterpolateViewColor(): This function now returns MagickPassFail
(an unsigned int) rather than void so that errors can be
efficiently reported.
The magick/pixel_cache.h header is updated to add deprecation
attributes such that code using GetPixels(), GetIndexes(),
and GetOnePixel() will produce deprecation warnings for
compilers which support them. These functions will not be
removed in the 1.3.X release series and when they are
removed, pre-processor macros will be added so a replacement
function is used instead. There is a long-term objective to
eliminate functionally-redundant pixel cache functions to
only the ones with the best properties since this reduces
maintenance and may reduce the depth of the call stack
(improving performance).
* removed unneded GraphicsMagick-release-date-missing-quote.patch - update to 1.3.27:
* New Features:
. PNG: Implemented eXIf chunk support.
. WEBP: Add support for EXIF and ICC metadata provided that at
least libwebp 0.5.0 is used.
. Magick++ Image autoOrient(): New Image method to auto-orient an
image so it looks right-side up by default.
* Behavior Changes:
. PALM: PALM writer is disabled.
. ThrowLoggedException(): Capture the first exception
at ErrorException level or greater, or only capture exception
if it is more severe than an already reported exception.
. DestroyJNG(): This internal function is now declared static
and is removed from shared library or DLL namespace.
* lot of security and other bug fixes, see
https://sourceforge.net/projects/graphicsmagick/files/graphicsmagick/1.3.27/
- added GraphicsMagick-release-date-missing-quote.patch - builds for sle11 - fix perl bindings
+ GraphicsMagick-perl-linkage.patch from fedora
- turn on perl test suite - Trim descriptions. Redo summaries and RPM groups. - Drop patches not meintioned in the changelog ever:
* GraphicsMagick-debian-fixed.patch
* GraphicsMagick-include.patch
* GraphicsMagick-perl-link.patch
* The package builds just fine without them and there is no
refference explaining it
- Convert the deps to pkgconfig variants where possible. - Version update to 1.3.26:
* DPX: Fix excessive use of memory (DOS issue) due to file header
claiming large image dimensions but insufficient backing
data. (CVE-2017-10799 bsc#1047054).
* JNG: Fix memory leak when reading invalid JNG image (CVE-2017-8350).
* MAT: Fix excessive use of memory (DOS issue) due to continuing
processing with insufficient data and claimed large image
size. Verify each file extent to make sure that it is within range
of file size. (CVE-2017-10800 bsc#1047044).
* META: Fix heap overflow while parsing 8BIM chunk (CVE-2016-7800).
* PCX: Fix denial of service issue.
* RLE: Fix abnomally slow operation (denial of service issue) with
intentionally corrupt colormapped file.
* PICT: Fix possible buffer overflow vulnerability given suitably
truncated input file.
* PNG: Enforce spec requirement that the dimensions of the JPEG
embedded in a JDAT chunk must match the JHDR dimensions
(CVE-2016-9830).
* PNG: Avoid NULL dereference when MAGN chunk processing fails.
* SCT: Fix stack-buffer read overflow (underflow?) while reading SCT
header.
* SGI: Fix denial of service issues. Delay large memory allocations
until file header has fully passed sanity checks.
* TIFF: Fix out of bounds read when reading CMYKA TIFF which claims to
have only 2 samples per pixel (CVE-2017-6335 bsc#1027255).
* TIFF: Fix out of bounds read when reading RGB TIFF which claims to
have only 1 sample per pixel (CVE-2017-10794).
* WPG: Fix heap overflow (CVE-2016-7996). Fix assertion crash
(CVE-2016-7997).
* DifferenceImage(): Fix Fix all-black difference image if an input
file is colormapped.
* EXIF orientation was not being properly detected for some files.
* -frame: The `import` command -frame handling was improperly
implemented and was using already freed data.
* GIF: Fixes for "Excessive LZW string data" problem.
* Magick++: Bug fixes to PathSmoothCurvetoRel::operator() and
PathSmoothCurvetoRel::operator().
* PAM: Support writing GRAYSCALE PAM format.
* PNG: Fix memory leaks.
* SVG: Fixed a memory leak. Fixed a possible null pointer dereference.
* TclMagick: Problem that TkMagick could not resolve functions from
TclMagick under Linux is fixed.
* TclMagick: Fix parser validatation in magickCmd() to avoid crash
given a syntax error.
* TIFF: Fix for reading old JPEG files (avoids "Improper call to JPEG
library in state 0. (LibJpeg).").
* TXT: Fixed memory leak.
* XCF: Error checking is improved.
* EXIF rotation: Support is added such that the EXIF orientation tag
is updated when the image is rotated.
* MAT: Now support reading multiple images from Matlab V4 format.
* Magick++: Orientation method now updates orientation in EXIF
profile, if it exists.
* Magick++: Added Image attribute method which accepts a 'char *'
argument, and will remove the attribute if the value argument is
NULL.
* -orient: The -orient command line option now also updates the
orientation in the EXIF profile, if it exists.
* PGX: Support PGX JPEG 2000 format for reading and writing (within
the bounds of what JasPer supports).
* Wand API: Added MagickAutoOrientImage(),
MagickGetImageOrientation(), MagickSetImageOrientation(),
MagickRemoveImageOption(), and MagickClearException().
- Drop merged patch GraphicsMagick-CVE-2017-8350.patch - complementary fix for CVE-2017-8350 [bsc#1036985 c13-c21]
* GraphicsMagick-CVE-2017-8350.patch - update to 1.3.25:
* EscapeParenthesis(): I was notified by Gustavo Grieco of a heap
overflow in EscapeParenthesis() used in the text annotation code.
While not being able to reproduce the issue, the implementation of
this function is completely redone.
* Utah RLE: Reject truncated/absurd files which caused huge memory
allocations and/or consumed huge CPU. Problem was reported by
Agostino Sarubbo based on testing with AFL.
* SVG/MVG: Fix another case of CVE-2016-2317 (heap buffer overflow) in
the MVG rendering code (also impacts SVG).
* TIFF: Fix heap buffer read overflow while copying sized TIFF
attributes. Problem was reported by Agostino Sarubbo based on
testing with AFL. - Build "gm" as position independend executable (PIE). - updated to 1.3.24:
* many security related changes (incl. CVE-2016-5118), see
ChangeLog
- removed patches:
* GraphicsMagick-CVE-2016-5118.patch
* GraphicsMagick-upstream-delegates-safer.patch
* GraphicsMagick-upstream-disable-mvg-ext.patch
* GraphicsMagick-upstream-disable-tmp-magick-prefix.patch
* GraphicsMagick-upstream-image-sanity-check.patch - security update:
* CVE-2016-5118 [bsc#982178]
+ GraphicsMagick-CVE-2016-5118.patch - Multiple security issues in GraphicsMagick/ImageMagick [boo#978061]
(CVE-2016-3714, CVE-2016-3718, CVE-2016-3715, CVE-2016-3717)
* GraphicsMagick-upstream-delegates-safer.patch
* GraphicsMagick-upstream-disable-mvg-ext.patch
* GraphicsMagick-upstream-disable-tmp-magick-prefix.patch
* GraphicsMagick-upstream-image-sanity-check.patch - Update to version 1.3.23
* See included NEWS.txt for details - Update to version 1.3.22
* See included NEWS.txt for details - Update to version 1.3.21
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