Successfully tested on 13.1 and Factory systems

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- sync permissions/ownership of home and config dir with the pdns
  package

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- added systemd support for 12.3 and newer

- update to 3.6.1
  PowerDNS Recursor 3.6.0 could crash with a specific sequence of
  packets. For more details, see Section 13, “PowerDNS Security
  Advisory 2014-01: PowerDNS Recursor 3.6.0 can be crashed
  remotely”. PowerDNS Recursor 3.6.1 was very well tested, and is
  in full production already, so it should be a safe upgrade.
  For all the details see
  http://doc.powerdns.com/html/changelog.html#changelog-recursor-3.6.1
- additional changes from 3.6.0
  This is a performance, feature and bugfix update to 3.5/3.5.3. It
  contains important fixes for slightly broken domain names, which
  your users expect to work anyhow. It also brings robust
  resilience against certain classes of attacks.
  For all the details see
  http://doc.powerdns.com/html/changelog.html#changelog-recursor-3.6.0
- refreshed pdns-rec-lua52.patch
- replaced pdns-recursor-3.2rc1-strip.patch and 
  pdns-recursor-3.5.3_config.patch with cmdline options on the make
  commandline.
  This is a bugfix and performance update to 3.5.2. It brings
  serious performance improvements for dual stack users.
  For all the details see
  http://doc.powerdns.com/html/changelog.html#changelog-recursor-3.5.3

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- Remove patch (pdns-recursor-3.3_config.patch)
- Add patch (pdns-recursor-3.5.3_config.patch)

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Fix Factory build

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update to upstrean release 3.5.3

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Update to upstream release 3.5.2

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- update to version 3.5.1
  This is a stability and bugfix update to 3.5. It contains important
  fixes that improve operation for certain domains.
  This is a stability, security and bugfix update to 3.3/3.3.1. It
  contains important fixes for slightly broken domain names, which
  your users expect to work anyhow. For all details see
  http://doc.powerdns.com/html/changelog.html#changelog-recursor-3.5.1
- adapted patches:
  pdns-rec-lua52.patch
  pdns-recursor-3.5.1_config.patch
- fixed conditional for different lua versions
- started some basic support to build packages for non suse distros

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- Fix useradd invocation: -o is useless without -u and newer
  versions of pwdutils/shadowutils fail on this now. 

error is masked by || :

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- Use LUA 5.2

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Also drop the patch file.. it was 'formally' dropped in 2010 according to .changes.. thus i did NOT add an entry now... (this is the reason for the last decline in Factory)

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- update to version 3.3
  fixes a number of small but persistent issues, rounds off our
  IPv6 %link-level support and adds an important feature for many
  users of the Lua scripts. For all details see
  http://doc.powerdns.com/changelog.html#changelog-recursor-3-3
- Build binaries as PIE.
- refreshed config patch:
  old: pdns-recursor-3.2_config.patch
  new: pdns-recursor-3.3_config.patch
- fix lua linking on factory

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patch license to follow spdx.org standard

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- no need to mark the dist file as config

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- fix typo

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- create /var/run/pdns directory in the init script and package it
  as ghost.

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- re-tab the init script

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- use the package name instead of the path

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- merge changes

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- update to version 3.2
  The 3.2 release is the first major release of the PowerDNS
  Recursor in a long time. Partly this is because 3.1.7.*
  functioned very well, and delivered satisfying performance,
  partly this is because in order to really move forward, some
  heavy lifting had to be done.
  This version of the PowerDNS Recursor contains a rather novel
  form of lock-free multithreading, a situation that comes close to
  the old '--fork' trick, but allows the Recursor to fully utilize
  multiple CPUs, while delivering unified statistics and
  operational control.
  In effect, this delivers the best of both worlds: near linear
  scaling, with almost no administrative overhead.
  http://doc.powerdns.com/changelog.html#CHANGELOG-RECURSOR-3-2
- patches dropped:
  pdns-recursor-3.1.7.1_atomicity.patch
  pdns-recursor-3.1.7.1_lua.patch
- patches refreshed for the update:
  old name: pdns-recursor-3.1.7.1-strip.patch
  new name: pdns-recursor-3.2rc1-strip.patch
  old name: pdns-recursor-3.1.7.2_config.patch
  new name: pdns-recursor-3.2_config.patch

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