Package: bind9
Version: 1:9.9.2.dfsg.P1-2
Configuration (significant part):
/etc/bind/named.conf.options: options {
/etc/bind/named.conf.options: cache-file "/var/cache/bind/named.cache";
/etc/bind/named.conf.options: }
File permissions and ownership are correct:
$ ls -lhd /var/cache/bind
drw
Hello everyone!
Andreas' patch looks like to be more reliable and compatible with
library's logic. Definitely, it works too.
I've tested gnutls26 2.12.21-3 with 30_strlen_on_null.diff - normal
package build: (seems to be) successful self-tests during build,
[skipped many actions] and finally rest
I've seen fresh libgnutls26-2.12.21-3 and it's sources, but Matthieu's
patch isn't in "debian/patches" nor in "lib/x509/privkey_pkcs8.c".
However, I compiled experimental code with new patches and confirm
that the problem is libgnutls26 (SEGFAULT in linked applications under
certain conditions - p
Quick-n-dirty hack helps with nm-openvpn-service but breaks other
binaries in system, DO NOT USE IT.
Now I'm going to patch libgnutls26 from distro source.
Also, aprox. 2 days ago gnu tls 2.12.21 has been released, review it's
source for a patch.
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My scenario is to connect OpenVPN with TLS PSK using password
protected private key.
I confirm bug in `network-manager-openvpn` too.
AFAIK due to 'network-manager' dependency for 'libgnutls26' and I'm
sure that provided patch isn't present in testing branch for nowadays.
$ uname -a
Linux netbook
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