The link at [1] does not talk about self-signed certificates at all,
only about DV and OV certificates. I agree that make-ssl-cert should
have an option for the life time of the generated certificate, but I
don't think that 825 days should be the default for 'generate-default-
snakeoil'. If you
>From looking at the patch, I have a few comments/questions:
- Don't you have to name the service exactly like the init script,
apache-htcacheclean, to make sure it overrides the init script?
- You should depend on network-online.target . Apache may not start if
some IPs are not yet configured.
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I win but i did't get anything and I lost my awp
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Use 'apachectl -V' instead of calling apache2 directly.
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just
Looks like Vivid will need to either cherry-pick this, or a merge may be
sufficient
since your message says you picked r1629372, r1629485, r1629519 and Debian
2.4.10-6 reports to have picked everything up to r1632831 but I need to check
this.
The commits mentioned by Alex are in the trunk
Looks like Vivid will need to either cherry-pick this, or a merge may be
sufficient
since your message says you picked r1629372, r1629485, r1629519 and Debian
2.4.10-6 reports to have picked everything up to r1632831 but I need to check
this.
The commits mentioned by Alex are in the trunk
Hi Robie,
Am Montag, 6. Januar 2014, 13:01:06 schrieb Robie Basak:
I'm wondering if there's more of a potential issue in Ubuntu than in
Debian here. Our next release will be supported for five years, so
I expect that we'll backport a number of as-yet-unknown bug fixes.
As we're team based, it
Hi Robie,
Am Montag, 6. Januar 2014, 13:01:06 schrieb Robie Basak:
I'm wondering if there's more of a potential issue in Ubuntu than in
Debian here. Our next release will be supported for five years, so
I expect that we'll backport a number of as-yet-unknown bug fixes.
As we're team based, it
Hi Robie,
Am Freitag, 3. Januar 2014, 16:53:26 schrieb Robie Basak:
I'm merging apache2 2.4.7-1 from Debian into Ubuntu, but I can't
find the fix in Debian for this issue. The upstream fix doesn't
seem to be present, and I tried dropping a config*.m4 file into
.pc/ and the configfiles= line
Hi Robie,
Am Freitag, 3. Januar 2014, 16:53:26 schrieb Robie Basak:
I'm merging apache2 2.4.7-1 from Debian into Ubuntu, but I can't
find the fix in Debian for this issue. The upstream fix doesn't
seem to be present, and I tried dropping a config*.m4 file into
.pc/ and the configfiles= line
If you fix that, you also need to regenerate debian/patches/itk-rerun-
configure.patch after the upstream patch has been applied . I have done
that in the attached patch. I would recommend that you do that for
saucy.
This will also be fixed in 2.4.6-4, which will be uploaded to Debian
soon.
If you fix that, you also need to regenerate debian/patches/itk-rerun-
configure.patch after the upstream patch has been applied . I have done
that in the attached patch. I would recommend that you do that for
saucy.
This will also be fixed in 2.4.6-4, which will be uploaded to Debian
soon.
I can reproduce this on Debian sid. Somehow openssl's int_free_ex_data()
calls a free_func that points into nirvana. I guess this may be due to
all the libraries being loaded, unloaded and then loaded again during
apache config parsing. Some library using ssl may do the wrong thing
during
I can reproduce this on Debian sid. Somehow openssl's int_free_ex_data()
calls a free_func that points into nirvana. I guess this may be due to
all the libraries being loaded, unloaded and then loaded again during
apache config parsing. Some library using ssl may do the wrong thing
during
I don't think this should be fixed in apache'2 init script. It depends
on '$network' and whatever is providing $network must ensure that the
network is actually usable. Also, it makes much more sense to fix this
in one place instead of hundreds of network daemons which are affected
by the same
I don't think this should be fixed in apache'2 init script. It depends
on '$network' and whatever is providing $network must ensure that the
network is actually usable. Also, it makes much more sense to fix this
in one place instead of hundreds of network daemons which are affected
by the same
Public bug reported:
Debian's apache2 package contains /usr/share/bug/apache2/script
(actually it's a link to .../apache2-bin/script) which gives useful
output for crash bug reports. It would be nice if apport could include
the output of that script when reporting a crash report.
Or maybe that
Public bug reported:
Debian's apache2 package contains /usr/share/bug/apache2/script
(actually it's a link to .../apache2-bin/script) which gives useful
output for crash bug reports. It would be nice if apport could include
the output of that script when reporting a crash report.
Or maybe that
The StacktraceTop shown above is not actually the top of the stack. It
looks like apache is shutting down and mod_wsgi is crashing during
shutdown.
#2 0x7f383822c6ee in Py_FatalError () from
/tmp/apport_sandbox_EBD2sJ/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpython2.7.so.1.0
No symbol table info
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+ mod_wsgi crashes during shutdown
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The StacktraceTop shown above is not actually the top of the stack. It
looks like apache is shutting down and mod_wsgi is crashing during
shutdown.
#2 0x7f383822c6ee in Py_FatalError () from
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+ mod_wsgi crashes during shutdown
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Evgeny, you can use netstat -tnp |grep curl to get the other port
number of the connection from curl to apache2. With that, you can look
for the other end of the connection in netstat -tnp output. The last
column should give be 123/apache2 where 123 is the pid of the apache2
process. You will
Evgeny, you can use netstat -tnp |grep curl to get the other port
number of the connection from curl to apache2. With that, you can look
for the other end of the connection in netstat -tnp output. The last
column should give be 123/apache2 where 123 is the pid of the apache2
process. You will
No, the regex is correct. It matches MSIE 7 to 9 and 10 to 19
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I cannot reproduce this on Debian unstable with either 2.2.22-9 or
2.2.22-1.
Wild guess: Do you have a per-user process limit configured in
/etc/security/limits.conf ?
If no, it would be helpful if you could provide a backtrace of the process that
curl connects to and hangs. There is some
No, the regex is correct. It matches MSIE 7 to 9 and 10 to 19
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I cannot reproduce this on Debian unstable with either 2.2.22-9 or
2.2.22-1.
Wild guess: Do you have a per-user process limit configured in
/etc/security/limits.conf ?
If no, it would be helpful if you could provide a backtrace of the process that
curl connects to and hangs. There is some
There are two schools of thought here. Some people prefer linking to the
libraries directly (the saner approach for a Linux distribution) and
some people prefer to load depending libraries with LoadFile (to make it
easier to avoid loading to different versions of the same library in the
same
There are two schools of thought here. Some people prefer linking to the
libraries directly (the saner approach for a Linux distribution) and
some people prefer to load depending libraries with LoadFile (to make it
easier to avoid loading to different versions of the same library in the
same
Are you sure you have the same configuration for all versions? The
behavior is defined by UseCanonicalName and UseCanonicalPhysicalPort:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#usecanonicalphysicalport
The behavior you describe for 2.2.22-1ubuntu1 seems to match the one for
Are you sure you have the same configuration for all versions? The
behavior is defined by UseCanonicalName and UseCanonicalPhysicalPort:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#usecanonicalphysicalport
The behavior you describe for 2.2.22-1ubuntu1 seems to match the one for
This is likely this bug in logrotate:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/logrotate/+bug/387189
According to that bug it should be fixed in lucid, though. Do you have
logrotate 3.7.8-4ubuntu2.1 or newer installed? Some more information is
available here:
This is likely this bug in logrotate:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/logrotate/+bug/387189
According to that bug it should be fixed in lucid, though. Do you have
logrotate 3.7.8-4ubuntu2.1 or newer installed? Some more information is
available here:
That's what dpkg-statoverride is for. I will mention that in the suexec
man page.
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That's what dpkg-statoverride is for. I will mention that in the suexec
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What you want to achieve is out of scope of apache2-suexec-custom. The
filename in /etc/apache2/suexec is the name of the run user of apache2,
i.e. whatever is specified as 'User' in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf. Or
put it differently, that's the user suexec changes from, while
SuexecUserGroup
What you want to achieve is out of scope of apache2-suexec-custom. The
filename in /etc/apache2/suexec is the name of the run user of apache2,
i.e. whatever is specified as 'User' in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf. Or
put it differently, that's the user suexec changes from, while
SuexecUserGroup
Note that it is impossible to determine from apache's response alone if
apache is vulnerable or not. The only way to check it is to do a request
with lots of overlapping ranges (like killapache does) and check if the
process size increases a lot or not. On 32bit machines, the original
Note that it is impossible to determine from apache's response alone if
apache is vulnerable or not. The only way to check it is to do a request
with lots of overlapping ranges (like killapache does) and check if the
process size increases a lot or not. On 32bit machines, the original
This is an unsupported use-case of Apache httpd and I am pretty sure it
won't be changed upstream. And I don't think Ubuntu or Debian should
deviate from that, see http://seclists.org/oss-sec/2011/q3/111
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This is an unsupported use-case of Apache httpd and I am pretty sure it
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I think you were only missing RewriteOptions inherit. Without that,
only the last set of RewriteRules are executed, and Location comes
after .htaccess. Can you try that?
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I think you were only missing RewriteOptions inherit. Without that,
only the last set of RewriteRules are executed, and Location comes
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This is a logrotate issue and happens if the specified logfile directory
(in this case /var/log/apache2) does not exist and the postrotate script
contains a closing '}'. Therefore I don't think Jonathan's patch would
fix the issue completely.
The full info is at http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
This is a logrotate issue and happens if the specified logfile directory
(in this case /var/log/apache2) does not exist and the postrotate script
contains a closing '}'. Therefore I don't think Jonathan's patch would
fix the issue completely.
The full info is at http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
I haven't really looked into this issue in detail and don't know yet if
the proposed fix is ok.
But in case you want to ahead with it: Your patch is against the wrong
package. srclib/ in apache2 is never compiled. You would have to patch
the apr package and rebuild apache2 with the fixed
That's weird indeed. Maybe the package in your PPA and the package in
natty were compiled with slightly different versions of gcc? Are the
buildlogs available somewhere?
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I haven't really looked into this issue in detail and don't know yet if
the proposed fix is ok.
But in case you want to ahead with it: Your patch is against the wrong
package. srclib/ in apache2 is never compiled. You would have to patch
the apr package and rebuild apache2 with the fixed
That's weird indeed. Maybe the package in your PPA and the package in
natty were compiled with slightly different versions of gcc? Are the
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Have you checked with netstat that there are no more open connections?
The processes will only die once there are no more open connections.
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The processes will only die once there are no more open connections.
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Which version of apache are you using? Since 2.2.10, it supports chroot
without additional modules. And if that breaks graceful restart, that
should be fixed.
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Which version of apache are you using? Since 2.2.10, it supports chroot
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It seems reasonable to not listen on IPv6 if no v6 address is
configured. Unfortunately, Apache (or rather APR) does this by using
getaddrinfo's AI_ADDRCONFIG flag. And glibc seems to ignore IPv6
addresses of scope host (i.e. ::1) when deciding if an v6 address is
configured. For me, the default
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Thanks for checking, Gerben.
Maybe this is related to bug #633981: Can you please check in the output
of
ip a
before and after wireless is connected. Are there any inet6 addresses besides
the loop-back entry inet6 ::1/128 scope host?
Do you use network manager for connecting to the wireless?
Luka, that's correct. MSIE [17-9] matches MSIE 7 to 9 and 10 to 19
(and 1, but that should not be a problem).
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configured. Unfortunately, Apache (or rather APR) does this by using
getaddrinfo's AI_ADDRCONFIG flag. And glibc seems to ignore IPv6
addresses of scope host (i.e. ::1) when deciding if an v6 address is
configured. For me, the default
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Maybe this is related to bug #633981: Can you please check in the output
of
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before and after wireless is connected. Are there any inet6 addresses besides
the loop-back entry inet6 ::1/128 scope host?
Do you use network manager for connecting to the wireless?
Luka, that's correct. MSIE [17-9] matches MSIE 7 to 9 and 10 to 19
(and 1, but that should not be a problem).
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how does e.g. cryptsetup work in Ubuntu?
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Gerben, can you please also provide the output of the four commands
getent hosts ::1
getent hosts 127.0.0.1
getent hosts localhost
getent hosts ip6-localhost
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Doesn't upstart have a facility to handle this kind of problems? If no,
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Using /home as suexec docroot is a big no-no from a security point of
view. It will create local privilege escalation vulnerabilities in many
situations. If you don't want to use /var/www you should probably use
directories under /srv.
In any case, the above howto is outdated. Nowadays there is
Using /home as suexec docroot is a big no-no from a security point of
view. It will create local privilege escalation vulnerabilities in many
situations. If you don't want to use /var/www you should probably use
directories under /srv.
In any case, the above howto is outdated. Nowadays there is
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This is intentional, the regexp is supposed to match MSIE 10 and up. The
probability that someone still uses MSIE 1 is zero, but MSIE 10 is not
that far away.
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This is intentional, the regexp is supposed to match MSIE 10 and up. The
probability that someone still uses MSIE 1 is zero, but MSIE 10 is not
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apache2's init script has the X-Interactive: true header. IMHO upstart
should support this header like insserv does.
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A possible culprit is mod_php. Andreas, do you use mod_php and if yes,
which php extensions have you loaded?
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apache2's init script has the X-Interactive: true header. IMHO upstart
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A possible culprit is mod_php. Andreas, do you use mod_php and if yes,
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This has been done in 2.2.15-4
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This is https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=45444
Patch is at http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=683280view=rev
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I think Jiří found the source of the problem, but it is a mod_ssl bug
after all. Reassigning to apache2.
This would be https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=45444
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Thanks for digging into this, but I thing your analysis is wrong. From
man 3posix memcpy:
The memcpy() function shall copy n bytes from the object pointed to by s2
into the object
pointed to by s1. If copying takes place between objects that overlap, the
behavior is undefined.
mod_ssl
This is https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=45444
Patch is at http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=683280view=rev
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I think Jiří found the source of the problem, but it is a mod_ssl bug
after all. Reassigning to apache2.
This would be https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=45444
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This should be fixed since 2.2.4-2. Which version are you using?
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That's strange. /usr/sbin/apache2ctl should contain mkdir -p
/var/run/apache2 and the init script should only call apache2ctl. Can
you check that? And if apache2 failed to start after a boot, you should
be able to restart it (using the init script or apache2ctl) without
creating the directory.
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That's strange. /usr/sbin/apache2ctl should contain mkdir -p
/var/run/apache2 and the init script should only call apache2ctl. Can
you check that? And if apache2 failed to start after a boot, you should
be able to restart it (using the init script or apache2ctl) without
creating the directory.
About magic:
Apache's mod_mime_magic does not support all features that are used in
/usr/share/mime/magic. Using that file would result in error messages.
And from a quick glance at libmagic, it doesn't seem possible to use it
in mod_mime_magic either because it is not thread safe. Therefore
About magic:
Apache's mod_mime_magic does not support all features that are used in
/usr/share/mime/magic. Using that file would result in error messages.
And from a quick glance at libmagic, it doesn't seem possible to use it
in mod_mime_magic either because it is not thread safe. Therefore
This is a rather strange bug:
- It happens if I enable exactly two out of the three modules deflate,
reqtimeout, dump_io. But not with only one or all three of them.
- I have also tried replacing mod_ssl.so, mod_deflate.so, and the openssl-libs
with the versions from karmic and mod_ssl.so with
Actually, I have reproduced bug #595116 and not this one, but I still
think it's the same.
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This is a rather strange bug:
- It happens if I enable exactly two out of the three modules deflate,
reqtimeout, dump_io. But not with only one or all three of them.
- I have also tried replacing mod_ssl.so, mod_deflate.so, and the openssl-libs
with the versions from karmic and mod_ssl.so with
Actually, I have reproduced bug #595116 and not this one, but I still
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Robert, please try if deinstalling libc6-i686 or moving /lib/i686 away
helps. If yes, please post your /proc/cpuinfo.
See my comment in bug #589611 for an explanation.
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ssl error reading the headers
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I suspect this is the same issue as bug #595855 and #595116: Headers are
getting truncated with https. So far, I have no idea about the reason.
If you have mod_reqtimeout and/or mod_deflate enabled, you can try if
disabling one or both of them makes any difference.
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client sent HTTP/1.1
I suspect this is the same issue as bug #595855 and #595116: Headers are
getting truncated with https. So far, I have no idea about the reason.
If you have mod_reqtimeout and/or mod_deflate enabled, you can try if
disabling one or both of them makes any difference.
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client sent HTTP/1.1
You have written enable it by default in the changelog, but AFAICS,
you have missed the postinst change that actually enables the module.
You may want to merge the NEWS.Debian entry, too.
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[FFE] apache2 DoS attack using slowloris
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/392759
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