Hi Steve,
> When debian fixed this issue [...], they left the default to off, in order to
> not break [...]
> The update for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS included this default.
You're correct about debian, but this is not exactly what is in the 12.04 LTS
update. The patch for precise has two issues:
- The
Here is a new debdiff with the following changes:
- Updated priority in changelog
- Added DEP-3 headers in included patch
- Removed const qualifier
Regards.
** Patch added: "pykerberos_1.1+svn10616-2_1.1+svn10616-2ubuntu0.1.debdiff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pykerberos/+bug/17
Hello Simon,
On which patch do you expect me to add DEP-3 header? Is it the debdiff
or the included patch (Add-KDC-authenticity-verification-support-
CVE-2015-3206.patch)?
Regarding upstream, the patch has been included in 1.1.6 and updated in
1.1.10 regarding the 'verify' option (should have bee
I'm also interested by an update of the lxc package for precise.
The attached patch is working for me (add "/dev/pts/ptmx -> /dev/ptmx"
instead of "/dev/pts/ptmx/ -> /dev/ptmx/"). Note that keeping the
previous rule is required for not breaking old kernels.
** Patch added: "0075-lxc-apparmor-upda
Public bug reported:
There is a kernel memory leak in the unionfs 1 module which can leak
names_cache entries (slab allocated). After a long time, this can lead
to a general OOM situation as they will never be freed.
Fix is available since a long time but is not included in hardy.
See:
http://
** Patch added: "Patch for unionfs memory leak"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/989675/+attachment/3108559/+files/unionfs-names-leak.patch
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