Re: [SRM] (PRSC) Possible removal of tsclient from stable

2011-02-26 Thread Adam D. Barratt
On Wed, 2011-02-16 at 22:57 +, Jonathan Wiltshire wrote:
 tsclient was removed from unstable recently: it has two CVE reports pending
 and no upstream. The rationale was that a suitable replacement, remmina, is
 in the archive.
 
 Since remmina is also in stable, I propose to remove tsclient from stable
 too, which gets these security problems out of the way. Before filing a
 removal bug, I'd like opinions from SRM and the package maintainers.

The timing of the removal is a little unfortunate, given that it was
originally suggested 18 months ago and the bug report (#547314)
indicates that it was planned to be processed last August.  Although
it's a leaf package, it does have non-neglible popcon (recent count
over 800).

GNOME maintainers - any thoughts?

Regards,

Adam


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Re: [SRM] (PRSC) Possible removal of tsclient from stable

2011-02-26 Thread Josselin Mouette
Le samedi 26 février 2011 à 18:06 +, Adam D. Barratt a écrit : 
 On Wed, 2011-02-16 at 22:57 +, Jonathan Wiltshire wrote:
  tsclient was removed from unstable recently: it has two CVE reports pending
  and no upstream. The rationale was that a suitable replacement, remmina, is
  in the archive.
  
  Since remmina is also in stable, I propose to remove tsclient from stable
  too, which gets these security problems out of the way. Before filing a
  removal bug, I'd like opinions from SRM and the package maintainers.
 
 The timing of the removal is a little unfortunate, given that it was
 originally suggested 18 months ago and the bug report (#547314)
 indicates that it was planned to be processed last August.  Although
 it's a leaf package, it does have non-neglible popcon (recent count
 over 800).
 
 GNOME maintainers - any thoughts?

TTBOMK, no other remote desktop client has the amount of functionality
tsclient provides, so that explains the high popcon.

If it’s possible security-wise, I think it would be better to keep it in
stable.

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[SRM] (PRSC) Possible removal of tsclient from stable

2011-02-16 Thread Jonathan Wiltshire
Hi,

tsclient was removed from unstable recently: it has two CVE reports pending
and no upstream. The rationale was that a suitable replacement, remmina, is
in the archive.

Since remmina is also in stable, I propose to remove tsclient from stable
too, which gets these security problems out of the way. Before filing a
removal bug, I'd like opinions from SRM and the package maintainers.

Thanks,

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Re: [SRM] (PRSC) Possible removal of tsclient from stable

2011-02-16 Thread Emilio Pozuelo Monfort
On 16/02/11 22:57, Jonathan Wiltshire wrote:
 tsclient was removed from unstable recently: it has two CVE reports pending
 and no upstream. The rationale was that a suitable replacement, remmina, is
 in the archive.
 
 Since remmina is also in stable, I propose to remove tsclient from stable
 too, which gets these security problems out of the way. Before filing a
 removal bug, I'd like opinions from SRM and the package maintainers.

The bug report for the CVEs says they are not important enough to warrant a
security update (just a point release update), so I'm not sure that's really
required. I wouldn't oppose it though, as I was the one requesting its removal.

Cheers,
Emilio


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