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Text-Based WWW Browser

Links is like Lynx--an easy-to-use browser for HTML documents and other
Internet services, like FTP, telnet, and news. Links provides a
graphical interface besides the text interface. It has good support for
frames, supports ssl, and has a little bit of JavaScript support.

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Filename	Size	Changed
configure.diff	0000000287 287 Bytes	almost 12 years ago
links-2.6.tar.bz2	0003866614 3.69 MB	over 12 years ago
links-nosslcomp.patch	0000001402 1.37 KB	almost 12 years ago
links.changes	0000006464 6.31 KB	almost 12 years ago
links.spec	0000002392 2.34 KB	almost 12 years ago

Revision 21 (latest revision is 50)

Stephan Kulow (coolo) accepted request 156242 from

Berthold Gunreben (azouhr) over 11 years ago (revision 21)

** you may want this for 12.3 ***

- Extend configure.diff so _GNU_SOURCE and largefile Support
 is tested properly
- expand inks-nosslcomp.patch to fix other misuses of the openssl
  API including TLSv1 being disabled (with the wrong API too)
- build with SSL_NO_INTERN so we can escape ABI breaks in future 
  openSSL versions

- links was used to demonstrate bnc#803004 
   "openSSL 1.0.1d breaks most, if not all, SSL connections" 
It also turns out that links is not doing SSL stuff quite right..
HTTPS clients must not negotiate SSL compression which is compromised
since CVE-2012-4929 (aka. the CRIME attack) and should not even
try to use SSLv2 either which is broken since a very long time
(links-nosslcomp.patch) (forwarded request 155072 from elvigia)