This is properly fixed already in 1.7 branch.

It conflicted with nested calls to a module. Such calls usually don't
happen, but could be triggered using alias module.

In this case m_pClient became NULL while executing the alias, and the
rest of that alias caused segfault.

Fix #1347

Cherry-pick of 34db7be4

Close #1342

Cloning a user caused a non-immediate segfault.
This was fixed already in 1.7 branch (by refactoring).
Fix #1340

It's fixed properly for 1.7 already.
Fix #1321

I'm not sure when the `format` argument was added to `git log`, but it seems to be an alias for `pretty` (ie both exist in current versions of git). I noticed this was failing on my ancient system that's stuck with git 1.5, this makes it work.

Also, `ignore-submodules` is not understood by ancient `git status` - I believe the expected output would be achieved by simply removing this argument, but it's not important since it fails gracefully enough and fixing it so newer git doesn't fail seems more complicated.

OpenSSL 1.1 compatibility

If OpenSSL 1.1 is configured in such a way that features deprecated in 1.1.0 are not built, then compile errors would result here.

If OpenSSL 1.1 is configured in such a way that features deprecated in 0.9.8 are not built, then compile errors would result here.
I also noticed a potential memory leak where pRSA was not always freed before early return from this function - fixed by using C++11 unique_ptr.

Fix `make test` in 1.6.x

(cherry picked from commit f1ef8c79)

They were silently not called.

Close #1283

Thanks to Kult for reporting this.

Introduce one more string for ExpandString.

Fix #1244

Fix #1163

Calling PrintErrorPage twice doesn't work very well.

See #1163

Cygwin's gcc requires -lznc to be after .o which needs symbols from -lznc

It's already fixed in 1.7.x in a better way, but that way requires more
changes...

Fix #770

Fixes #1226
Close #1227

The reason is the same as it was for modpython in #1017

Thanks, txtsd