Log message:
Pullup ticket #4895 - requested by taca
net/ntp4: security fix

Revisions pulled up:
- net/ntp4/Makefile                                             1.90
- net/ntp4/distinfo                                             1.25
- net/ntp4/patches/patch-ntpd-ntpd.c                            deleted

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   Module Name:    pkgsrc
   Committed By:   taca
   Date:           Sat Jan  9 15:49:27 UTC 2016

   Modified Files:
           pkgsrc/net/ntp4: Makefile distinfo
   Removed Files:
           pkgsrc/net/ntp4/patches: patch-ntpd-ntpd.c

   Log message:
   Update ntp4 to 4.2.8p5.

   NTP 4.2.8p5

   Focus: Security, Bug fixes, enhancements.

   Severity: MEDIUM

   In addition to bug fixes and enhancements, this release fixes the
   following medium-severity vulnerability:

   * Small-step/big-step.  Close the panic gate earlier.
       References: Sec 2956, CVE-2015-5300
       Affects: All ntp-4 releases up to, but not including 4.2.8p5, and
           4.3.0 up to, but not including 4.3.78
       CVSS3: (AV:N/AC:H/PR:H/UI:R/S:C/C:L/I:N/A:L) Base Score: 4.0, MEDIUM
       Summary: If ntpd is always started with the -g option, which is
           common and against long-standing recommendation, and if at the
           moment ntpd is restarted an attacker can immediately respond to
           enough requests from enough sources trusted by the target, which
           is difficult and not common, there is a window of opportunity
           where the attacker can cause ntpd to set the time to an
           arbitrary value. Similarly, if an attacker is able to respond
           to enough requests from enough sources trusted by the target,
           the attacker can cause ntpd to abort and restart, at which
           point it can tell the target to set the time to an arbitrary
           value if and only if ntpd was re-started against long-standing
           recommendation with the -g flag, or if ntpd was not given the
           -g flag, the attacker can move the target system's time by at
           most 900 seconds' time per attack.
       Mitigation:
           Configure ntpd to get time from multiple sources.
           Upgrade to 4.2.8p5, or later, from the NTP Project Download
               Page or the NTP Public Services Project Download Page
           As we've long documented, only use the -g option to ntpd in
               cold-start situations.
           Monitor your ntpd instances.
       Credit: This weakness was discovered by Aanchal Malhotra,
           Isaac E. Cohen, and Sharon Goldberg at Boston University.

       NOTE WELL: The -g flag disables the limit check on the panic_gate
           in ntpd, which is 900 seconds by default. The bug identified by
           the researchers at Boston University is that the panic_gate
           check was only re-enabled after the first change to the system
           clock that was greater than 128 milliseconds, by default. The
           correct behavior is that the panic_gate check should be
           re-enabled after any initial time correction.

           If an attacker is able to inject consistent but erroneous time
           responses to your systems via the network or "over the air",
           perhaps by spoofing radio, cellphone, or navigation satellite
           transmissions, they are in a great position to affect your
           system's clock. There comes a point where your very best
           defenses include:

               Configure ntpd to get time from multiple sources.
               Monitor your ntpd instances.

   Other fixes:

   * Coverity submission process updated from Coverity 5 to Coverity 7.
     The NTP codebase has been undergoing regular Coverity scans on an
     ongoing basis since 2006.  As part of our recent upgrade from
     Coverity 5 to Coverity 7, Coverity identified 16 nits in some of
     the newly-written Unity test programs.  These were fixed.
   * [Bug 2829] Clean up pipe_fds in ntpd.c  perlinger@ntp.org
   * [Bug 2887] stratum -1 config results as showing value 99
     - fudge stratum should only accept values [0..16]. perlinger@ntp.org
   * [Bug 2932] Update leapsecond file info in miscopt.html.  CWoodbury, HStenn.
   * [Bug 2934] tests/ntpd/t-ntp_scanner.c has a magic constant wired in.  HMurray
   * [Bug 2944] errno is not preserved properly in ntpdate after sendto call.
     - applied patch by Christos Zoulas.  perlinger@ntp.org
   * [Bug 2952] Peer associations broken by fix for Bug 2901/CVE-2015-7704.
   * [Bug 2954] Version 4.2.8p4 crashes on startup on some OSes.
     - fixed data race conditions in threaded DNS worker. perlinger@ntp.org
     - limit threading warm-up to linux; FreeBSD bombs on it. perlinger@ntp.org
   * [Bug 2957] 'unsigned int' vs 'size_t' format clash. perlinger@ntp.org
     - accept key file only if there are no parsing errors
     - fixed size_t/u_int format clash
     - fixed wrong use of 'strlcpy'
   * [Bug 2958] ntpq: fatal error messages need a final newline. Craig Leres.
   * [Bug 2962] truncation of size_t/ptrdiff_t on 64bit targets. perlinger@ntp.org
     - fixed several other warnings (cast-alignment, missing const, missing \ 
prototypes)
     - promote use of 'size_t' for values that express a size
     - use ptr-to-const for read-only arguments
     - make sure SOCKET values are not truncated (win32-specific)
     - format string fixes
   * [Bug 2965] Local clock didn't work since 4.2.8p4.  Martin Burnicki.
   * [Bug 2967] ntpdate command suffers an assertion failure
     - fixed ntp_rfc2553.c to return proper address length. perlinger@ntp.org
   * [Bug 2969]  Seg fault from ntpq/mrulist when looking at server with
                 lots of clients. perlinger@ntp.org
   * [Bug 2971] ntpq bails on ^C: select fails: Interrupted system call
     - changed stacked/nested handling of CTRL-C. perlinger@ntp.org
   * Unity cleanup for FreeBSD-6.4.  Harlan Stenn.
   * Unity test cleanup.  Harlan Stenn.
   * Libevent autoconf pthread fixes for FreeBSD-10.  Harlan Stenn.
   * Header cleanup in tests/sandbox/uglydate.c.  Harlan Stenn.
   * Header cleanup in tests/libntp/sfptostr.c.  Harlan Stenn.
   * Quiet a warning from clang.  Harlan Stenn.