Override component to main
auditd 1:2.2.2-1ubuntu3 in raring amd64: universe/admin/extra -> main
auditd 1:2.2.2-1ubuntu3 in raring armhf: universe/admin/extra -> main
auditd 1:2.2.2-1ubuntu3 in raring i386: universe/admin/extra -> main
auditd 1:2.2.2-1ubuntu3 in raring powerpc: universe/admin/extra
> Thanks Tyler :) I added auditd as an on-demand supported install.
(to the raring supported seed)
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Thanks Tyler :) I added auditd as an on-demand supported install.
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This bug was fixed in the package audit - 1:2.2.2-1ubuntu3
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audit (1:2.2.2-1ubuntu3) raring; urgency=low
* Fix important build warnings (LP: #1026852)
- debian/patches/fix-asprintf-warnings.patch: Linux asprintf()
implementations do not provide guarantees around the str
Here's the (large) debdiff that fixes the important compiler warnings.
I've submitted all three patches upstream:
https://www.redhat.com/archives/linux-audit/2013-February/msg3.html
There are still remaining compiler warnings, but I consider them to be
ok:
../../../../src/libev/ev.c:1254:31:
If we want auditd in main, someone will have to decide where it should
be seeded, for now, this will just pull in libaudit-dev and libaudit1,
as build-deps of glibc, linux, etc.
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Alright, based on the above comments by Jamie, and the knowledge that
Tyler will have packages fixing the warnings for me this weekend, I'm
going to pre-promote the lot so nscd can build against it.
** Changed in: libprelude (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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Audit MIR:
* Builds fine pulling in only libprelude from universe
* Has a test suire and it is enabled
* Uses dh_python2 but not reverse depends on python-audit that are on the CD
* There is an Ubuntu delta, but Tyler is pushing this to Debian. A small delta
may remain to disable the network
MIR review for libprelude:
* Builds fine with only main enabled
* Has a test suite and it is enabled in the build
* No Ubuntu delta
* dh_makeshlibs is used, but not dh_makeshlibs -V (would be nice to have this
in Debian)
* Has debian/watch file
* Update history is slow, but there isn't reall
** Changed in: audit (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Jamie Strandboge (jdstrand)
** Changed in: libprelude (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Jamie Strandboge (jdstrand)
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** Changed in: audit (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => New
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This bug was fixed in the package audit - 1:2.2.2-1ubuntu2
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* Disable auditd network listener with --disable-listener (LP: #1026852)
- debian/rules: Reduce the risk of a remote attack on auditd, which
runs as root, by not bui
** No longer affects: libev (Ubuntu)
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Ok, the MIR description has been updated to reflect changes that have
occurred since I originally opened this MIR request and I've re-
subscribed ubuntu-mir.
** Description changed:
This is a MIR to bring a portion of binary packages built from the audit
source
package into main. The binary
** Description changed:
This is a MIR to bring a portion of binary packages built from the audit
source
package into main. The binary packages of interest (some of which are created
by the attached debdiff for the audit package) are:
- - auditd-common
- - auditd-light
- - libaudit0
+ - a
ACK on the debdiff. Uploaded, thanks!
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After speaking with infinity, mdeslaur, and jdstrand, we've decided to
*not* split the audit package into an audit daemon with networking
support and another without. Instead, we've decided to disable network
listener support in the existing auditd binary package.
If we have a large number of user
linux-tools perf depends on libaudit-dev. I've disabled building perf
until such time as libaudit-dev is promoted to main.
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FYI I've just uploaded 1:2.2.2-1 in debian experimental
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Unsubscribing ubuntu-sponsors for now, since debdiff should get rebased
on 2.2 branch.
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I would suggest you to consider updating to 2.2 branch before doing the
MIR
2.2 (from debian) has added some new packages and libaudit got a soname
bump
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The attachment "audit_1.7.18-1ubuntu2.debdiff" of this bug report has
been identified as being a patch in the form of a debdiff. The ubuntu-
sponsors team has been subscribed to the bug report so that they can
review and hopefully sponsor the debdiff. In the event that this is in
fact not a patch
Here's a debdiff which backports the upstream patches that disable the
auditd network listener and splits up the auditd package into auditd-
common, auditd, and auditd-light. I've tested the resulting packages and
everything looks good except for these dpkg warnings when doing a dist-
upgrade to th
Worth noting that nscd (from the glibc build) can also take advantage of
libaudit if it can link to it at runtime. nscd on its own isn't much of
a reason to promote libaudit, but it would be lovely if someone pokes me
to re-enable the build-dep if/when libaudit is deemed uncrackful enough
to promo
My patches to disable the auditd listener code at build time have been
sent to the linux-audit list and the thread is archived here:
https://www.redhat.com/archives/linux-audit/2012-August/msg7.html
They are pending review.
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After speaking with jdstrand, I'm going to explore the option of
disabling the auditd code that listens on the network. Then we may be
able to simply support the non-networked auditd and leave all networking
capabilities in universe.
Unsubscribing ubuntu-mir and marking the libprelude and libev ta
As Steve Langasek has previously pointed out[1], the audit source tree
includes an embedded copy[2] of libev that is statically links against.
If we leave it as-is, we can drop the libev build dependency but that
doesn't seem like a clean solution.
1: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cron
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