New Linux side software release

[Paul Campbell]

As promised I've released a new version of the linux side code that by default 
uses openssl AES128 to 'whiten' the OneRNG data stream to keep rngd happier - 
we use a key obtained from OneRNG to encode the data stream - this doesn't 
change the amount of entropy contained in it, just spreads it around. This 
change was done to address issues a number of people have seen with rngd 
stalling out and quitting.

This is enabled by default, you can disable it by editing /etc/onerng.conf and 
setting ONERNG_AES_WHITEN to "0".

You can pick it up from my release site:

	http://www.moonbaseotago.com/onerng/

It will appear on the main web page soon

- onerng_3.4-1_all.deb sha256: 
78f1c2f52ae573e3b398a695ece7ab9f41868252657ea269f0d5cf0bd4f2eb59

- onerng-3.4-1.fc20.noarch.rpm sha256: 
47d2911d2c5e23e64e6425a76915abcb56a12452000f2c4f4bcee5890c28ad6d

- onerng_3.4.orig.tar.gz sha256: 
4430137c4bbf4d1b140cb56e21b695e415218fb0723cc6ebae5ac4943e56b023


	Paul