Hi.
I've worked these last days on updating planet-venus to both update it
to latest upstream, and to get rid of the embedded copy of
python-feedparser (instead depending on the Debian package).
I've uploaded the resulting package to experimental [0].
This should address the security issue, but
Hi.
AFAICT from [0] it seems that the package planet-venus might be maintained by
the Python Applications Packaging Team (couldn't track back the messaged
referenced in [0], btw), even though I have doubts.
Hence copying quite many people. Sorry about the spam in advance (and please
CC: me,
Hi.
AFAICT from [0] it seems that the package planet-venus might be maintained by
the Python Applications Packaging Team (couldn't track back the messaged
referenced in [0], btw), even though I have doubts.
Hence copying quite many people. Sorry about the spam in advance (and please
CC: me,
Package: planet-venus
Severity: important
Tags: security
I have been working on a tool called Clonewise to automatically identify
embedded code copies in Debian packages and determine if they are out of
date and vulnerable. Ideally, embedding code and libraries should be
avoided and a system wide
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