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Closes: #1030
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The real reason xmlsec doesn't work with newer NSS is because MD5 is
disabled in the new NSS release. LibreOffice needs the NSS backend
available, so we re-enable NSS and disable MD5 globally.
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Newer NSS doesn't support MD5 which breaks it.
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changelogs:
https://www.aleksey.com/xmlsec/news.html
https://github.com/lsh123/xmlsec/compare/xmlsec-1_2_29...xmlsec-1_2_30
abi lab is clean:
https://abi-laboratory.pro/index.php?view=objects_report&l=xmlsec&v1=1.2.29&v2=1.2.30
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* URL changed to official website.
* Source changed to official download URL instead of GitHub archive.
* Tests were being skipped spuriously due to the test suite being
broken. The relevant commits to fix this have been backported and
applied.
* Add the -gnutls (for experimental/aqbanking) and -gcrypt (required in
order to build -gnutls) subpackages.
* The *.la files have been removed from the main package (remove
options=libtool). It is assumed these are no longer needed, since the
only official reverse dependency at this time is libreoffice, which
uses pkg-config and not libtool.
* usr/lib/libxmlsec1-nss.so was moved to -dev by running the -dev split
function before the plugin split functions.
* usr/lib/xmlsec1Conf.sh was moved to -dev.
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https://github.com/lsh123/xmlsec/compare/xmlsec-1_2_27...xmlsec-1_2_28
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