Homebrew switched to `pkgconf`, and now pkg-config installs an extra
package. Update package list to avoid that.
The side-effect of `pkgconf` is that this former log message:
```
-- Package 'libcrypto', required by 'libssh2', not found
```
https://github.com/curl/curl/actions/runs/11779568834/job/32808325442#step:7:84
is replaced by this, and repeated 10 times:
```
Package libcrypto was not found in the pkg-config search path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing `libcrypto.pc'
to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
Package 'libcrypto', required by 'libssh2', not found
```
https://github.com/curl/curl/actions/runs/11792711391/job/32846858320#step:7:85Closes#15575
Fix builds with CMake configured to falsely return successful detection
when using `check_function_exists()` (and `check_library_exists()`, and
anything based on `try_compile()` that's relying on the linker). After
such mis-detection the build fails when trying to use the feature that
doesn't in fact exist.
The mis-detection is caused by this CMake setting:
```
set(CMAKE_TRY_COMPILE_TARGET_TYPE STATIC_LIBRARY)
```
It is set by default (or on conditions) when using 3rd-party toolchain:
https://github.com/leetal/ios-cmake/blob/master/ios.toolchain.cmake
After this patch the curl build overrides this setting for the duration
of feature tests, and logs a message about it.
Also preset and skip feature tests for known mis-detections:
- `connect()` in `libsocket`
- `getpass_r()`
- `eventfd()` (did not cause an issue due to a separate bug)
- `sendmmsg()` (did not cause an issue because it's Linux-only)
If mis-detections are still seen, the workaround is to force-set the
specific feature by passing `-DHAVE_*=OFF` to cmake.
Also consider passing `-DENABLE_STRICT_TRY_COMPILE=ON` for
`ios.toolchain.cmake` to fix the root cause.
Interestingly curl itself uses this setting to speed up compile-only
detections: be17f298ff#3744
Also:
- OtherTests.cmake: restore original value of
`CMAKE_TRY_COMPILE_TARGET_TYPE`. Before this patch it reset it
to empty.
- OtherTests.cmake: unset a local variable after use, quote a string.
Follow-up to 8e34505776#15164
Follow-up to 8b76a8aeb2#15525
Ref: https://github.com/leetal/ios-cmake/issues/47
Ref: https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/-/issues/18121
Ref: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/variable/CMAKE_TRY_COMPILE_TARGET_TYPE.html
Reported-by: Dan Rosser
Fixes#15557Closes#15559
Instead of installing the cmake package which is a meta-port (includes
documentation and manpages etc) install cmake-core which is cmake itself
to save a few cpu cycles.
Also drop nghttp2 in favour of the slimmer libnghttp2.
Closes#15540
The script's previous treatment of this meta-data was a
misunderstanding. (Added in 1ebc53df25) The mistrust is not for
the root cert at this date (it would simply be removed from the bundle
then instead) but for created server certificates:
If a builtin certificate has a CKA_NSS_SERVER_DISTRUST_AFTER
timestamp before the SCT or NotBefore date of a certificate that
builtin issued, then clients can elect not to trust it.
That is however information that cannot be provided in the generated PEM
output.
Fixes#15547
Reported-by: Andrew Ayer
Closes#15552
Different variable names were used in flag save and restore operations,
which could cause existing `CPPFLAGS` and `LDFLAGS` be accidentally lost
when detecting Rustls.
Follow-up to 647e86a3ef#13179Closes#15546
A recent update caused CMake builds to mis-detect this symbol on iOS.
Auto-detection also seems redundant given that it's a Windows-only
function and most Windows builds were already opted-in.
Drop detections and use it in all Windows builds with large file support
enabled.
Feature history:
- pririotizing for Windows: aaacd02466#14678
- Windows opt-in cmake: 8e74c0729d#11950
- Windows opt-in: aa6c94c5bf#11944
- use in libcurl: 9c7165e96a#11918
- use in example: 817d1c0106
Regression from 8e34505776#15164
Reported-by: Maarten Billemont
Fixes#15525Closes#15526
- gnutls/gnutls to v3.8.8
- rojopolis/spellcheck-github-actions digest to 403efe0
- awslabs/aws-lc to v1.38.0
- github/codeql-action digest to 4f3212b
Closes#15487Closes#15490Closes#15516Closes#15528
Provide libcurl's memory functions as callbacks to replace nghttp2's own memory
functions. This allows custom memory callbacks provided by users of libcurl to
be used by nghttp2 as well.
Closes#15527
Using this option (only available in debug builds) makes curl always
call curl_easy_duphandle() on the handle before using it.
To help us catch curl_easy_duphandle() mistakes better.
Add a CI job using this.
Bonus: the previous runtests option -e is now also supported as
--test-event
Closes#15504
As discovered earlier, Homebrew gcc is built against a specific Apple
SDK version and doesn't work when matched up with a different version,
e.g. the one advertised as default by the macos runner image.
Before this patch this was resolved with brute force by zapping the
hack-layer gcc component to avoid the bad interference. This worked
for us, but it's fragile, accidental and doesn't translate to
real-world build environments. Thus, impractical.
Avoid this by explicitly selecting the SDK version gcc was built for and
meant to be used with, as shown by `gcc --print-sysroot`.
It assumes that the gcc binaries preinstalled on the runner images
always ship with the SDK version they reference. It also assumes
this works with and without `brew update`.
Also:
- add 4 quick build-only jobs to test all gcc/macos combos.
- list SDKs offered via CommandLineTools.
Suggested-by: Bo Anderson
Ref: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/issues/194778#issuecomment-2462764619
Follow-up to c349bd668c#14097Closes#15518
Run mbedtls' psa_crypt_init() in the general global init, optionally
protected by mbedtls locks when available.
CI: when building mbedtls, enabled thread safety
Reported-by: wxiaoguang on github
Fixes#15500Closes#15505
The netrc init was only done in the Curl_open, meaning that a duplicated
handle would not get inited properly.
Added test 2309 to verify. It does netrc auth with a duplicated handle.
Regression from 3b43a05e00
Reported-by: tranzystorekk on github
Fixes#15496Closes#15503
Since data can be NULL in here, calling failf() can be bad. This should
also be a terribly rare error so the lack of error message for this
should be manageable.
Reported-by: wxiaoguang on github
Fixes#15485Closes#15486
Build wolfSSL master with
./configure --prefix=/path --enable-ip-alt-name --enable-quic
--enable-earlydata --enable-psk --enable-opensslcoexist
and configure curl with openssl + wolfssl. Normal tests run.
pytest session resumption fails, as wolfssl does not handle the
new_session callback without opensslextra right now.
Closes#15481
Allows curl to build with a wolfSSL built without its OpenSSL API.
It should allow curl to (soon?) build with *both* wolfSSL and OpenSSL
This change makes curl use its own sha256 implementaion when built with
wolfSSL: room for improvement.
Closes#15480
Previously there were three error situations that only added the (unhelpful)
OpenSSL error strings, now we prefix those with a short explanation for the
error situation.
Reported-by: Jeroen Ooms
Fixes#15473Closes#15474
The gethostbyname(3) family was removed in POSIX-1.2008 in favor of
getaddrinfo(3) introduced in POSIX-1.2001. Modern POSIX systems such as
Sortix does not have gethostbyname nor the related definitions and
structures.
curl already only uses getaddrinfo(3) if available and thread safe,
although there is mild breakage if the related gethostbyname definitions
are missing.
This change attempts to fix that breakage:
Remove an unnecessary configure error if gethostbyname is missing since
getaddrinfo is enough as a fallback.
Rewrite Curl_ip2addr to not use struct hostent as it no longer is
standardized and create the struct Curl_addrinfo directly.
Only define the Curl_he2ai function on non-getaddrinfo systems where it
is going to be used with struct hoestent.
Revoke the fallback logic for when it's unknown whether getaddrinfo is
thread safe. It doesn't appear to make any sense since h_errno is
unrelated to getaddrinfo. The logic prevents new POSIX.1-2024 systems
from passing the thread safety test since h_errno does not exist anymore
and POSIX already requires getaddrinfo to be thread safe. There's
already a denylist in place for operating systems with known buggy
implementations.
Closes#15475
The vquic_recv_packets() function already loops when not all requested
packets can be received (until EAGAIN) and there is not need to do that
again in ngtcp2.
Closes#15466
Use `__APPLE__` macro to detect Apple OS instead of relying on
the string in `CURL_OS`.
This also fixes detection with default CMake builds where `CURL_OS` is
`Darwin`. The code before this patch was expecting this substring in
lowercase.
Closes#15461
