lp://staging/ubuntu/dapper-security/openssl-blacklist

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3. By Jamie Strandboge

* add RSA-4096 blacklist for le64
* install RSA-4096 blacklist
* don't send STDERR to STDOUT as this may interfere with obtaining the
  modulus with long bits

2. By Jamie Strandboge

* allow checking of certificate requests
* only check moduli with an exponent of 65537 (the default on Debian/Ubuntu)
* update gen_certs.sh for when ~/.rnd does not exist when openssl is run
  which can happen with openssl 0.9.8g and higher
* update gen_certs.sh to use '0' (in case of PID randomization)
* added more examples
* only prompt once for password (Closes: #483500)
* properly cache database reads when bits are same
* added '-m' and '-b' arguments. This is helpful for applications calling
  openssl-vulnkey when the modulus and bits are known, such as openvpn.
* man page updates
* added test.sh
* added blacklists for when ~/.rnd does not exist when openssl is run
  (LP: #232104)
* added 512 bit and partial 4096 blacklists (need le64) (LP: #231014)
* reorganized source databases, and ship the new gen_certs.sh format
* debian/rules: updated to use new blacklist format and organization
* create openssl-blacklist-extra package (but don't ship 4096 yet)
* debian/control: adjust for Dapper python

1. By Jamie Strandboge

* no change rebuild for -security, based on 0.1-0ubuntu0.8.04.4
* debian/rules: use dh_python
* debian/control: adjust for Dapper python

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