The NetBSD Packages Collection: www/curl

Brief description of the package:
Client that groks URLs

Please read the file "DESCR" for a longer description, or browse the package's history.

This package has a home page at https://curl.haxx.se/.

Please note that this package has a mit license.

The package is located in the "www/curl" directory. The current source version of the package is "curl-7.71.1". For a summary on how to use the package collection, go to the top of the packages tree.

Problem reports, updates or suggestions for this package should be reported with send-pr.

The following security vulnerabilities are known for www/curl :

• a fixed remote-code-execution vulnerability
• a fixed remote-code-execution vulnerability
• a fixed remote-code-execution vulnerability
• a fixed unknown vulnerability
• a fixed buffer-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed security-bypass vulnerability
• a fixed remote-file-access vulnerability
• a fixed remote-file-access vulnerability
• a fixed ssl-cert-spoofing vulnerability
• a fixed denial-of-service vulnerability
• a fixed spoofing-attack vulnerability
• a fixed sensitive-information-disclosure vulnerability
• a fixed remote-system-access vulnerability
• a fixed remote-information-disclosure vulnerability
• a fixed arbitrary-code-execution vulnerability
• a fixed security-bypass vulnerability
• a fixed multiple-vulnerabilities vulnerability
• a fixed man-in-the-middle-attack vulnerability
• a fixed data-manipulation vulnerability
• a fixed data-manipulation vulnerability
• a fixed sensitive-information-disclosure vulnerability
• a fixed security-bypass vulnerability
• a fixed security-bypass vulnerability
• a fixed security-bypass vulnerability
• a fixed arbitrary-memory-access vulnerability
• a fixed arbitrary-memory-access vulnerability
• a fixed sensitive-information-exposure vulnerability
• a fixed sensitive-information-exposure vulnerability
• a fixed sensitive-information-exposure vulnerability
• a fixed ntlm-authentication-hijack vulnerability
• a fixed directory-traversal vulnerability
• a fixed weak-ssl-authentication vulnerability
• a fixed weak-ssl-authentication vulnerability
• a fixed use-after-free vulnerability
• a fixed heap-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed heap-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-read vulnerability
• a fixed information-disclosure vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-read vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-read vulnerability
• a fixed buffer-overrun vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-read vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-read vulnerability
• a fixed buffer-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-read vulnerability
• a fixed sensitive-information-disclosure vulnerability
• a fixed denial-of-service vulnerability
• a fixed denial-of-service vulnerability
• a fixed denial-of-service vulnerability
• a fixed buffer-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed insufficiently-random-numbers vulnerability
• a fixed buffer-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed denial-of-service vulnerability
• a fixed security-bypass vulnerability
• a fixed heap-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed validation-bypass vulnerability
• a fixed double-free vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-write vulnerability
• a fixed heap-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed invalid-validation vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-read vulnerability
• a fixed cookie-injection vulnerability
• a fixed invalid-validation vulnerability
• a fixed integer-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed double-free vulnerability
• a fixed information-disclosure vulnerability
• a fixed invalid-validation vulnerability
• a fixed sensitive-information-disclosure vulnerability
• a fixed buffer-overrun vulnerability
• a fixed heap-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed use-after-free vulnerability
• a fixed information-disclosure vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-read vulnerability
• a fixed stack-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed out-of-bounds-read vulnerability
• a fixed integer-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed buffer-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed double-free vulnerability
• a fixed heap-overflow vulnerability
• a fixed remote-file-view vulnerability
• a fixed unspecified vulnerability

This package requires the following package(s) to build: libidn2>=2.0.0 libunistring>=0.9.3 cwrappers>=20150314 libunistring>=0.9.4 nghttp2>=1.0.0 python37>=3.7 libffi>=1.20 libuuid>=2.18 libffi>=3.3nb1 readline>=2.2 readline>=6.0 python37>=3.7.0 libxml2>=2.6.2 xmlcatmgr>=2.0beta1 libxml2>=2.9.10nb2 nghttp2>=1.40.0nb4 .

This package requires the following package(s) to run: libidn2>=2.0.0 libunistring>=0.9.3 libunistring>=0.9.4 nghttp2>=1.0.0 python37>=3.7 libffi>=1.20 libuuid>=2.18 libffi>=3.3nb1 python37>=3.7.0 libxml2>=2.6.2 xmlcatmgr>=2.0beta1 libxml2>=2.9.10nb2 nghttp2>=1.40.0nb4 .

This package supports the following build-time options:

gssapi

Enable gssapi (Kerberos V) support.

Select one of the links below to download the package in precompiled binary form for installation with pkg_add(1). Available machine architectures and package versions:

aarch64:	curl-7.71.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
aarch64:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
aarch64:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
alpha:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
alpha:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
earm:	curl-7.46.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.0)
earm:	curl-7.65.1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
earm:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
earmv4:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
earmv6hf:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
earmv6hf:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
earmv7hf:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
earmv7hf:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
earmv7hf:	curl-7.71.0.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
earmv7hf:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
earmv7hf:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
earmv7hf:	curl-7.71.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
i386:	curl-7.36.0.tgz	(MirBSD 10)
i386:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
i386:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.0)
i386:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 7.0)
i386:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
i386:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
i386:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
i386:	curl-7.71.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
i386:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
i386:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
i386:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
i386:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
i386:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
i386:	curl-7.21.7.tgz	(QNX 6.5.0)
m68k:	curl-7.65.1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
m68k:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
m68k:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
mips64eb:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
mips64eb:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
mips64el:	curl-7.57.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.99.12)
mipsel:	curl-7.58.0.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0_BETA)
powerpc:	curl-7.64.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
powerpc:	curl-7.63.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
powerpc:	curl-7.64.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
powerpc:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
powerpc:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
sh3el:	curl-7.63.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
sparc64:	curl-7.60.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
sparc64:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
sparc64:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
sparc:	curl-7.44.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.0)
sparc:	curl-7.50.3.tgz	(NetBSD 7.0)
sparc:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
vax:	curl-7.47.1nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 7.0)
vax:	curl-7.63.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
vax:	curl-7.65.1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.59.0.tgz	(Linux 4.13.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.59.0nb1.tgz	(Linux 4.15.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.70.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 7.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
x86_64:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
x86_64:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 7.1)
x86_64:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.66.0nb1.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 8.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.69.1.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.67.0.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)
x86_64:	curl-7.70.0nb2.tgz	(NetBSD 9.0)

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