Solus - torsocks 2.3.0

package.yml

name       : torsocks
version    : 2.3.0
release    : 1
source     :
    - https://github.com/dgoulet/torsocks/archive/v2.3.0.tar.gz : 817c143e8a9d217f41a223a85139c6ca28e1b99556c547fcdb4c72dbc170b6c9
license    : GPL-2.0-only
summary    : Allows you to use most socks-friendly applications in a safe way with Tor. TCP only.
component  : security
description: |
    Torsocks allows you to use most applications in a safe way with Tor. It ensures that DNS requests are handled safely and explicitly rejects any traffic other than TCP from the application you're using. It's transparent to the user and if torsocks detects any communication that can't go through the Tor network.
setup      : |
    %autogen
    %configure
build      : |
    %make
install    : |
    %make_install

pspec_x86_64.xml

<PISI>
    <Source>
        <Name>torsocks</Name>
        <Packager>
            <Name>netchup</Name>
            <Email>szymonscholz@gmail.com</Email>
        </Packager>
        <License>GPL-2.0-only</License>
        <PartOf>security</PartOf>
        <Summary xml:lang="en">Allows you to use most socks-friendly applications in a safe way with Tor. TCP only.</Summary>
        <Description xml:lang="en">Torsocks allows you to use most applications in a safe way with Tor. It ensures that DNS requests are handled safely and explicitly rejects any traffic other than TCP from the application you&apos;re using. It&apos;s transparent to the user and if torsocks detects any communication that can&apos;t go through the Tor network.
</Description>
        <Archive type="binary" sha1sum="79eb0752a961b8e0d15c77d298c97498fbc89c5a">https://getsol.us/sources/README.Solus</Archive>
    </Source>
    <Package>
        <Name>torsocks</Name>
        <Summary xml:lang="en">Allows you to use most socks-friendly applications in a safe way with Tor. TCP only.</Summary>
        <Description xml:lang="en">Torsocks allows you to use most applications in a safe way with Tor. It ensures that DNS requests are handled safely and explicitly rejects any traffic other than TCP from the application you&apos;re using. It&apos;s transparent to the user and if torsocks detects any communication that can&apos;t go through the Tor network.
</Description>
        <PartOf>security</PartOf>
        <Files>
            <Path fileType="config">/etc/tor/torsocks.conf</Path>
            <Path fileType="executable">/usr/bin/torsocks</Path>
            <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/torsocks/libtorsocks.a</Path>
            <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/torsocks/libtorsocks.so</Path>
            <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/torsocks/libtorsocks.so.0</Path>
            <Path fileType="library">/usr/lib64/torsocks/libtorsocks.so.0.0.0</Path>
            <Path fileType="doc">/usr/share/doc/torsocks/ChangeLog</Path>
            <Path fileType="doc">/usr/share/doc/torsocks/DEBUG</Path>
            <Path fileType="doc">/usr/share/doc/torsocks/SOCKS5</Path>
            <Path fileType="doc">/usr/share/doc/torsocks/socks-extensions.txt</Path>
            <Path fileType="man">/usr/share/man/man1/torsocks.1</Path>
            <Path fileType="man">/usr/share/man/man5/torsocks.conf.5</Path>
            <Path fileType="man">/usr/share/man/man8/torsocks.8</Path>
        </Files>
    </Package>
    <History>
        <Update release="1">
            <Date>2020-01-10</Date>
            <Version>2.3.0</Version>
            <Comment>Packaging update</Comment>
            <Name>netchup</Name>
            <Email>szymonscholz@gmail.com</Email>
        </Update>
    </History>
</PISI>