Hello Ricardo, > Could you please send a new patch? Sorry for taking so long to send the new patch. In the meantime, monero was updated to 0.12.3.0 with a major difference, that using the system's miniupnpc was disabled, and the project's own version of it (due to security issues upstream) was added as a git submodule. So, there were 3 options for us. Either build from git and use the git submodule, disregard the security issue (that the folks at #monero-dev on freenode advised against) and use our own miniupnpc, or use monero's miniupnpc. I opted for the third option, introducing a patch that reverts the git commit that does not allow to use external miniupnpc, as well as packaging monero-project's miniupnpc as a non-public package in finance.scm. Is this the correct way to do this? Also, I included a commit renaming monero-core to monero-gui, as the official project was renamed. Is this appropriate? The old url (using monero-core) still worked as it's an alias for monero-gui now, but I figured it would be better to rename nonetheless. Lastly, I changed both packages to use git-fetch, as the github auto-generated tarballs would change. What do you think? I reply to this mail with the updated patch series. -- Theodoros Foradis