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Subject: www.debian.org: Should redirect to security.debian.org for downloads
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 14:52:41 +0300
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I just noticed that the search engine on packages.debian.org does not
get me the latest security patches.
For example, attempting to download the latest cipe-source gets me
1.3.0-2 although this has a known security problem which is fixed in
cipe-1.3.0-3 which is available from security.debian.org.
I realize that not many people are using the search engine to do
actual downloads anymore, what with apt-get and all that, but this is
nevertheless IMHO a security flaw in the system.
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Hi,
I've applied Matt Kraai's patch which adds support for security.debian.org
in packages.debian.org, fixed broken things (among other things, for some
reason Perl didn't like -s vs. -S, it handled them case-insensitively),
added missing things, and there we go. :)
Thanks to Era for reporting and of course thanks to Matt for making an
initial patch.
Now if only we had official security.d.o mirrors... download.pl output
looks somewhat sad. :)
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