LTS:
poppler:
- Confirmed that CVE-2020-18839 is a duplicate of CVE-2020-27778
- Released DLA-3620-1, fixing CVE-2020-23804 CVE-2022-37050 CVE-2022-37051
- PoCs for all 3 CVEs were confirmed to be present in the unfixed
version and fixed in the fixed version
krb:
- Released DLA-3626-1, fixing
Hi everyone,
In October I published the initial version of ftf (functional test framework)
and fixed many things thanks to Santiago's feedback. It is now published at
https://gitlab.com/lgarrett/ftf.
I also spent time continuing work on samba, triaging the remaining CVEs and
preparing an
I've worked during October 2023 on the below listed packages, for
Freexian LTS/ELTS [1]
Many thanks to Freexian and sponsors [2] for providing this opportunity!
ELTS:
firmware-nonfree - ELA-981-1
This was a contiunation of DLA-3596-1, which I've released in September,
this time for
I've worked during September 2023 on the below listed packages, for Freexian
LTS/ELTS [1]
Many thanks to Freexian and our sponsors [2] for providing this opportunity!
LTS
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prometheus-alertmanager
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I have released DLA 3609-1 following fixes from
Hi,
in October 2022, on behalf of Freexian and through my company velocitux
UG, I have worked on the following (E)LTS tasks:
ELA-717-1: freerdp
==
Finished the upload of the update for freerdp after quite tiresome
backporting activites. FreeRDP 1 is a challenging package,
hi,
in October 2021 I spent 1h coordinating the hand-over of my activities to
Jeremiah:
- mail and irc communication, incl.
- coordinating with Jeremiah
- explaining stuff to Jeremiah
I expect this was my last month as an active LTS contributor for the immediate
future. (However for now
Hi,
During the month of October, I spent 20.75h on LTS:
- investigated and addressed security-tracker corruption
- golang-go.crypto analysis and advice
- thunderbird 78 ESR update
- investigated and fixed thunderbird armhf build failure
- investigated thunderbird l10n bug report
- mariadb-10.1
hi,
in October 2020 I spent 7h managing (E)LTS contributors:
- dispatching work hours for LTS and ELTS
- preparing and post-processing the monthly team meeting
- preparing the monthly Freexian blog post published on raphaelhertzog.com
- mail and irc communication, incl.
- semi-automatic
On Tue, Nov 12, 2019 at 11:03:17AM +0100, Sylvain Beucler wrote:
> I believe it's a matter of magnitude: the doc's example is about a 10%
> excess, while this was about a ~200% excess.
this, exactly.
> Coordination allows to average the workload and reactivity, for instance
> by adding more
Hi,
On 10/11/2019 21:41, Brian May wrote:
> Holger Levsen writes:
>
>> then, just for the record, this was discussed with Raphael and me. Please
>> don't do more hours than assigned without coordination. See "What should
>> I do if I work more than the hours allocated?" in debian-lts.git for
>>
Holger Levsen writes:
> then, just for the record, this was discussed with Raphael and me. Please
> don't do more hours than assigned without coordination. See "What should
> I do if I work more than the hours allocated?" in debian-lts.git for
> more info.
Huh? I don't see anything about
Hi,
first: thanks for your work and the report, Emilio!
On Sun, Nov 10, 2019 at 11:07:02AM +0100, Emilio Pozuelo Monfort wrote:
> Since the hours spent on LTS were higher than my allotted time, my November
> hours will be used for that, as well as a few from ELTS, and I will work on
> the
>
Hi,
During the month of October I spent 72 hours on finishing the Firefox ESR 68
update. That update took so much time due to the necessary toolchain updates,
which included rust & cargo, LLVM, and GCC, and to several issues which were
encountered with some of those components and with some old
Hi,
For October, I spent 12h working on LTS on the rustc/cargo bootstrap My original
approach showed some problems, so I attempted to follow the approach taken for
stretch, reusing old packages from snapshot.debian.org. In the end that brought
its own set of problems due to those old packages
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