Also note that while 15.10 does change the permissions on
/sys/kernel/debug/tracing (from drwxr-xr-x in 15.04 to drwx-- in
15.10), the permissions on /sys/kernel/debug are drwx-- on both
15.10 and 15.04 - which means that /sys/kernel/debug shouldn't be
readable from a non-root account on
Just checked this on 14.04 and 15.10, and this fix is present. I
presume it was added upstream?
** Changed in: logwatch (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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In utopic, /usr/share/man/man1/gem.1.gz points to gem2.1.1.gz, and comes
from the ruby package.
Note that in trusty, /usr/share/man/man1/gem.1.gz pointed to
gem1.9.1.1.gz (also from the ruby package), and gem1.9.1.1.gz comes
from the ruby1.9.1 package. Looks like gem2.1.1.gz was left out of the
Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 13.04, using the stock dovecot and logwatch, I get unmatched
entries for dovecot when sieve delivers into a mailbox that has
whitespace in its name. The line which detects sieve deliveries (line
157) assumes that the mailbox name will not have whitespace:
}
Public bug reported:
The /etc/nagios-plugins/config/pgsql.cfg configuration file includes a
check_pgsql_4 command, which should force the connection to use IPv4.
However, the program called, /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_pgsql, does
not actually accept the -4 parameter. I'd rather see this
The problem with the init script in the debian bug was that bind9 itself
wasn't dying, and the init script was set up to wait until bind9 died.
It was made moot by by upstream release of bind 9.8.1, which fixed the
problem of bind9 not dying.
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I'm also seeing this problem on 2 of the machines under my control.
Two others running bind9 do notpo have this problem. The two that have
this problem do have DNSSEC enabled (though only one of them is actually
serving a DNSSEC-using zone).
This seems to be related to Debian bug #570852
