Darn it, we need this, but not during the day, just soon. We're using libxml2
to drive some important stuff, but it's all outgoing stuff, as far as I know.
Charlie
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From: Salvatore Bonaccorso [mailto:car...@debian.org]
Sent: Tuesday, April 07, 2015 1:59 PM
To: debian
Please disregard my prior message. It was directed to the incorrect
recipients. My apologies for any inconvenience that might have been caused.
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From: Charles Stewart
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2014 5:57 PM
To: 'debian-security@lists.debian.org';
debia
We don't run the bind9 server on production appliances, but we do pull in the
bind9 client libs and tools, so that will need updating.
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From: Giuseppe Iuculano [mailto:iucul...@debian.org]
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2014 4:43 PM
To: debian-security-annou...@lists.debian
All,
Looping in MITRE, as they are responsible for the assignment of CVEs.
If it is determined this CVE has been assigned in error, updates to the NVD
data feeds will be occur within 24 hours of MITRE updates.
Thanks you,
Chuck Wergin
National Vulnerability Database
nvd.nist.gov
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since mafft is a scientific software either used on personnal computers
or on scientific workstations in trusted environments, can I ignore the
bug for Lenny and work with Upsteam on a fix in the latest release?
Have a nice day,
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Tsurumi,
libsprng2-dev
Have a nice day,
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> key secret, publishing it still not be such a good idea.
The key must be kept secret, otherwise it can't be trusted (i.e. people
could maliciously modify the code, and then sign their modifications).
How to best architect this into Debian is another question...
Charles
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chine.
Further, due to what appears to be a Classpath bug, no free JVM that we
do ship is able to pass all of the BouncyCastle regression tests (which
is why BouncyCastle is currently in contrib).
Does anyone from debian-java know how the free JVMs deal with security
providers?
Charles
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rtificate, but instead of trusting them we want to
build the code ourselves, which means that we in turn need to sign it
ourselves.
Does that clarify things a little?
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tests fail as the resulting jars need to be signed.
Can someone please comment on how we should proceed to obtain a JCE Code
Signing Certificate for Debian?
thanks,
Charles
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> Subject: JCE Code Signing Certificate
> Da
aight-forward, as outlined in [4]. Having no
previous experience with anything similar, I assume that this should be
handled by the Security Team.
I am hoping that someone on one of these lists will know the proper way
to proceed from here. :-)
cheers,
Charles
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ody/updates and maybe one of the too
should be renumbered.
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ody/updates and maybe one of the too
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y, October 28, 2002 8:39 PM
To: Haines, Charles Allen
Cc: debian-security@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: DHCP
Too bad there is no way to do a secure handshake w/ an id/password or
even SecureID cards.
Any way to make the same host name resolve to your IP irreguardless of
what IP is allocted to y
Well here at WPI, we have to register each and every MAC address that we
wish to use on campus. If your MAC address isn't registered, you get no
network. It works the same way with wireless. And to the best of my
knowledge, DHCP is used.
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Chuck Haines
nt: Monday, October 28, 2002 8:39 PM
To: Haines, Charles Allen
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Subject: Re: DHCP
Too bad there is no way to do a secure handshake w/ an id/password or
even SecureID cards.
Any way to make the same host name resolve to your IP irreguardless of
what IP is allocted to your b
Well here at WPI, we have to register each and every MAC address that we
wish to use on campus. If your MAC address isn't registered, you get no
network. It works the same way with wireless. And to the best of my
knowledge, DHCP is used.
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Chuck Haines
security part
:-) )
Thanks allot
Ahmed Charles
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Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 6:58 PM
Subject: Re: Updated Package List
Good Day,
Is there an updated package list that i can download manually so that my
dselect is up-to-date?
And if there is, where can i get it?
Ahmed Charles
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s ?
>
> Alan.
This was exactly the problem. Thanks for pointing it out. My firewall had
a typo, permitting anything on the l0 interface instead of the lo interface,
so the default rule was catching that traffic and blocking anything directed
at localhost. Fixed and all is working fine
Hello
Just a little question :
is there a security updates
sources for the woody release ?
as :
deb http://security.debian.org/
potato/updates main contrib non-free
for the potato release ?
Which i can put in my /etc/apt/sources.list
?
Thanks
Jean-Charles Preaux
http
Hello
Just a little question :
is there a security updates
sources for the woody release ?
as :
deb http://security.debian.org/
potato/updates main contrib non-free
for the potato release ?
Which i can put in my /etc/apt/sources.list
?
Thanks
Jean-Charles Preaux
http
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and then `chroot' to the real filesystem.
In my opinion a chroot jail for daemons is more effort than it's worth.
Then again the alternative is not exactly cut and dry either. One would
need to setup users and groups so that the service can run as a non-root
user and still function corre
and then `chroot' to the real filesystem.
In my opinion a chroot jail for daemons is more effort than it's worth.
Then again the alternative is not exactly cut and dry either. One would
need to setup users and groups so that the service can run as a non-root
user and still function corre
ystem and then `chroot' to the real filesystem.
In my opinion a chroot jail for daemons is more effort than it's worth.
Then again the alternative is not exactly cut and dry either. One would
need to setup users and groups so that the service can run as a non-root
user and still function corre
ystem and then `chroot' to the real filesystem.
In my opinion a chroot jail for daemons is more effort than it's worth.
Then again the alternative is not exactly cut and dry either. One would
need to setup users and groups so that the service can run as a non-root
user and still function corre
x27;t have access to it, and thus can not use your
network.
Put keep in mind that boxes with physical access are a PITA to secure and
keep secured.
HTH.
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x27;t have access to it, and thus can not use your
network.
Put keep in mind that boxes with physical access are a PITA to secure and
keep secured.
HTH.
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