Bug#322133: still not fixed (and UTFC)
Hello Joey (first, what means UTFC in the subject?) On 2005-09-25 Joey Hess wrote: Done. The packages have just been uploaded, I overlooked this bug report though. Will close it when the packages are accepted. Martin Schulze is working on the DSA. No, close your bugs in the changelog. This avoids massively wasting my time and erm, lets us know the bug was fixed. mysql-dfsg-4.1 was affected and needs a DSA. Would it be correct if I close the bug in unstable also the bug is still present in stable? (I could have used found tags though). The CAN-2005-2558 is mentioned in the debian/changelog of the unstable uploads for reference. Which it wasn't btw, the latest version of mysql-dfsg in the archive was released this May. The unstable version has had build problems for the last months on some archs (and I was on holyday when the bug was found). Currently I try to get someone from the s390 team to install me the build-deps in a dchroot but [EMAIL PROTECTED] seems to go to /dev/null :-( Anyway I'm working on s390 for unstable/testing and waiting for Martin Schulze to get the DSA out. bye, -christian- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#322133: still not fixed (and UTFC)
Christian Hammers wrote: (first, what means UTFC in the subject?) Use The Changelog. mysql-dfsg-4.1 was affected and needs a DSA. Would it be correct if I close the bug in unstable also the bug is still present in stable? (I could have used found tags though). Just use Closes: in the chanbgelog. Belive it or not, the BTS will do the right thing. See recent posts to debian-devel-announce. Which it wasn't btw, the latest version of mysql-dfsg in the archive was released this May. The unstable version has had build problems for the last months on some archs (and I was on holyday when the bug was found). Currently I try to get someone from the s390 team to install me the build-deps in a dchroot but [EMAIL PROTECTED] seems to go to /dev/null :-( Anyway I'm working on s390 for unstable/testing and waiting for Martin Schulze to get the DSA out. I do not understand why you are waiting to upload a fix just because s390 doesn't build. mysql-dfsg 4.0.24-10 is still vulnerable in unstable for all architectures. -- see shy jo signature.asc Description: Digital signature
Bug#322133: still not fixed (and UTFC)
Hello Joey On 2005-09-26 Joey Hess wrote: Just use Closes: in the chanbgelog. Belive it or not, the BTS will do the right thing. See recent posts to debian-devel-announce. Cool... I do not understand why you are waiting to upload a fix just because s390 doesn't build. mysql-dfsg 4.0.24-10 is still vulnerable in unstable for all architectures. (actually I got it wrong, it was powerpc not s390, but doesn't matter here) mysql-server (4.0.x) has been superceeded by mysql-server-4.1 which provides an empty transitional package called mysql-server since version 4.1.14 which struggles to get into testing though. Since then the mysql-dfsg source is only used to produce libmysqlclient12 which should be replaced by libmysqlclient14 soon (release-team asked me to hold that transition back so I wait until the latest 4.1 is in testing and then ask again). As the security bugs do only affect the server I did not upload a new 4.0.x version to unstable. As stable do contain 4.0.x I did not add a not found 4.0.24 to the BTS. I know that this is not easily visible so if there is any tag combination that would help you, please let me know. (http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=322133 contains a matrix of all used mysql versions since woody) bye, -christian- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#322133: still not fixed (and UTFC)
On Mon, Sep 26, 2005 at 09:40:02AM +0200, Christian Hammers wrote: On 2005-09-25 Joey Hess wrote: Done. The packages have just been uploaded, I overlooked this bug report though. Will close it when the packages are accepted. Martin Schulze is working on the DSA. No, close your bugs in the changelog. This avoids massively wasting my time and erm, lets us know the bug was fixed. mysql-dfsg-4.1 was affected and needs a DSA. Would it be correct if I close the bug in unstable also the bug is still present in stable? (I could have used found tags though). The CAN-2005-2558 is mentioned in the debian/changelog of the unstable uploads for reference. Which it wasn't btw, the latest version of mysql-dfsg in the archive was released this May. The unstable version has had build problems for the last months on some archs (and I was on holyday when the bug was found). Currently I try to get someone from the s390 team to install me the build-deps in a dchroot but [EMAIL PROTECTED] seems to go to /dev/null :-( [EMAIL PROTECTED] points to the party responsible for maintaining the autobuilder for that architecture, it does *not* point to someone who manages user chroots on the porter machine. For that, please contact debian-admin. -- Steve Langasek Give me a lever long enough and a Free OS Debian Developer to set it on, and I can move the world. [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.debian.org/ signature.asc Description: Digital signature
Bug#322133: still not fixed (and UTFC)
Hello Steve On 2005-09-26 Steve Langasek wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] points to the party responsible for maintaining the autobuilder for that architecture, it does *not* point to someone who manages user chroots on the porter machine. For that, please contact debian-admin. Ok, contacted them. Would be so much easier if the apt-get build-dep command would be available to everybody... thanks, -christian- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#322133: still not fixed (and UTFC)
Done. The packages have just been uploaded, I overlooked this bug report though. Will close it when the packages are accepted. Martin Schulze is working on the DSA. No, close your bugs in the changelog. This avoids massively wasting my time and erm, lets us know the bug was fixed. Which it wasn't btw, the latest version of mysql-dfsg in the archive was released this May. -- see shy jo signature.asc Description: Digital signature
