PyHoca-CLI (0.6.0.1) released

Dear all

The X2Go project is proud to announce a new release of the X2Go component ,,pyhoca-cli''.

New gains of this version of ,,pyhoca-cli'' are:

o check if X2Go Server is installed on remote side o authentication changes o support both Python 2 and 3 o use Python 3 on OpenSuSE and Fedora (not EPEL/RHEL)

X2Go Component: pyhoca-cli Version: 0.6.0.1 Status: RELEASE Timestamp: 1543800032 Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2018 02:20:32 +0100 Changes: pyhoca-cli (0.6.0.1) RELEASED; urgency=medium . [ Mike Gabriel ]

• New upstream release (0.6.0.1):
  • Fix failing password-only authentication.
  • pyhoca/cli/frontend.py: Check directly after authentication, if the remote host has the X2Go Server software installed.
  • pyhoca/cli/frontend.py: Be more real-time realistic and user friendly with notice log messages after authentication.
  • pyhoca/cli/frontend.py: rephrase auth success message slightly.
  • Catch HOOK_no_such_command and bail out if the server does not know how to execute the given session command.
• debian/control:
  • Set Section: from "python" to "x11". More appropriate.
  • Bump versioned D on python3-x2go to (0.6.0.2-0~). . [ Mihai Moldovan ]
• New upstream version (0.6.0.1):
  • setup.py: backport Python 2 support via io.open.
  • setup.py: we actually also need the version information, so import it.
  • setup.py: need to import the sys module, not just version_info into global namespace.
  • misc: copyright update.
  • man/man1/pyhoca-cli.1: pre-release date update.
• pyhoca-cli.spec:
  • Build with Python 2 on CentOS, drop python3-argparse dependency (part of stdlib).
  • It's still %endif, not %fi.
  • Either EL6 or EL7, not both at the same time.
  • Use modern python build and install macros.
  • Build-Require python-rpm-macros for OpenSuSE builds.
  • Include python2_sitelib for CentOS, python3_sitelib otherwise. Comment out for now to let builds fail and get a file list.
  • Pick the files correctly.
  • Also pick files matching PyHoca_CLI* in the site-lib directory.
  • Fully own %{python2_sitelib}/pyhoca directory. Not great, as explained in pyhoca-gui, but necessary to make packaging easier.

Regards,

Mihai Moldovan