Thanks for clarifying, I can see now the warning does not affect any functionality. While Ubuntu security updates do mention various patches, I have not researched deeply if everything was fully fixed, so probably the warning may be useful for some users.
An unrelated question: another warning I get is "imported binding for DL_LOAD_PATH overwritten in module BinDeps". This env variable is not anywhere in the GnuTLS.jl code, but interestingly the message is generated only when "using GnuTLS". Anything to worry about here? Would other Julia packages dependent on external libraries not find their dependencies? On Monday, March 23, 2015 at 8:24:55 AM UTC-7, Seth wrote: > > The deprecation warning is my fault, I guess. It's safe to ignore if you > know what you're doing and you're sure you've got a patched version of > GnuTLS. If this is causing a ton of grief I may just take the warning out > (you can self-patch by removing line 453 of GnuTLS.jl). > > On Saturday, March 21, 2015 at 10:41:20 AM UTC-7, Pavel wrote: >> >> Requests.jl relies on GnuTLS, but Ubuntu 12.04 version of that one is >> outdated (although some fixes were released for security vulnerabilities). >> Has anyone solved this issue on Ubuntu 12.04? Building from GnuTLS source >> failed for me... >> >
