Bug#982070: easy-rsa: Update to 3.0.8 to support ed25519

, 2021 at 12:57 PM Martin wrote: > On 2021-02-12 11:11, Michele Orrù wrote: > > Last release I had troubles finding a sponsor, could you please be the > one™ > > ? > > With pleasure! >

Bug#982070: easy-rsa: Update to 3.0.8 to support ed25519

Hi Martin, I will try to do it before the end of next week. Thanks for pushing this forward! Last release I had troubles finding a sponsor, could you please be the one™ ? -- Michele. On Thu, Feb 11, 2021 at 3:18 PM Martin wrote: > Dear Michele, > > any chance to get 3.0.8 packaged now, so

Bug#960070: easy-rsa: Can't load pki/.rnd into RNG when building CA

Hi Damien, Thanks for reporting this issue! The problem was upstream (cf. https://github.com/OpenVPN/easy-rsa/issues/261 ), and should be fixed with the next release of easy-rsa. If you're in a hurry, you can just remove the RANDFILE variable (check the github issue), or download the update

Bug#919134: Python and PIE

> > seriously? For a few months you are writing emails without subject > landing in > my spam folder, and then you are starting threats? > Hi Doko, as I wrote privately immediately after: reading back my email it sounds a lot like a threat. > When I wrote the email I was just thinking that I

Bug#919134: Python and PIE

this clarifies a bit more what «other distros also do» meant in the top message. Ciao, On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 5:21 PM Michele Orrù wrote: > Hello again Doko, > > I'm reaching out once again (and updating the bug) to ask if perhaps you > could take a look at my patch. I really just want

Bug#919134: Python and PIE

Hello again Doko, I'm reaching out once again (and updating the bug) to ask if perhaps you could take a look at my patch. I really just want to remove 4 lines of code! https://salsa.debian.org/maker-guest/python3/commit/ecb4c4647e99243d03888ee5ddec5dfdfd223d5c I tested the compiled packaged

Bug#919134: (no subject)

Hi doko, is there any chance you could review my patch? It's really just this commit that is relevant: https://salsa.debian.org/maker-guest/python3/commit/ecb4c4647e99243d03888ee5ddec5dfdfd223d5c and package compilation seems to go through smoothly! PS. I think the gitignore is messing up with

Bug#919134: (no subject)

Hi, in the hope of helping out, I fixed this issue in: https://salsa.debian.org/maker-guest/python3 and tested it on my system and a fresh debian install. Please feel free to edit it! Its a really small edit. An already packaged version can be found on salsa. This (hardening) issue is

Bug#914174: RFS: easy-rsa [ITA]

Package: sponsorship-requests Severity: normal Dear mentors, I am looking for a sponsor for my package "easy-rsa": * Package name: easy-rsa Version : 3.0.5-1 Upstream Author : the Open-Source OpenVPN development community * URL : https://github.com/OpenVPN/easy-rsa/

Bug#913736: pbuilder: should depend on aptitude

Package: pbuilder Version: 0.230.1 Severity: important Hi, it looks like pbuilder uses in some way "aptitude". However, "aptitude" is not listed among "Depends". mu@myrtle:~/dev/d/pkg-gandi/cli$ sudo apt upgrade [...] Setting up pbuilder (0.230.1) ... [...] mu@myrtle:~/dev/d/pkg-gandi-cli$

Bug#911533: gandi-cli: missing dependencies for python3 setuptools and ipy

Package: gandi-cli Followup-For: Bug #911533 Hi, I am having a similar issue: this package is not properly installing all dependencies! In fact, running the following on my debian testing: mu@myrtle:~$ sudo apt install gandi-cli [...] Unpacking gandi-cli (1.2-1) ... Setting up gandi-cli

Bug#854403: paxctld flags for GNOME

Quick update: a bunch of days ago I udated my debian installation, screwing up my grsec setup. First thing I did, was creating a copy of my current pax flags via:: $ find /usr -type f -exec getfattr -d {} \; This was a superset of the files listed in /etc/paxctld.conf because (as far as I

Bug#854403: paxctld flags for GNOME

> [I hope I'll be able to motivate a bit in more detail why the flags are what > they are and maybe provide a patch myself soon… I've uploaded a draft of the patch on mentors: > in the meantime running on ther machines] euh sent too early… here I

Bug#820549: anarchism: Typo in section H1

ju writes: > Or maybe they wanted to say <>? No, that's not possible as the full sentence is: « These critiques contain may important ideas and so are worth summarising. » >> I just thought it was a typo, and that it would have been nice to >> report >> it. I also downloaded

Bug#820591: libgmp-dev: realloc() with invalid pointer

Jakub Wilk writes: > mpz_set_str() works only on objects that are already initialized. > You want mpz_init_set_str() instead. > Also, it should probably be argv[j + 1]. Oh gosh, herp derp. My apologies for the noise. -- µ.

Bug#820581: apt-listchanges: AttributeError in frontend.progress_done()

Robert Luberda writes: > Michele Orru` writes: >> Package: apt-listchanges >> Version: 2.89 > > Judging from line numbers in the trace you sent, you used version 2.88, > not 2.89. Gulp, apt show gave me again version 2.89. I did an apt install --reinstall apt-listchanges and

Bug#820549:

Michele Orrù <ma...@python.it> writes: > Holger Levsen <hol...@layer-acht.org> writes: > >> not really, fixing this bug somewhat depends on fixing #773529, in so >> far it's good you stated that proposed new version looks ok… > > mm, #773529 doesn't look like

Bug#820549:

Holger Levsen writes: > not really, fixing this bug somewhat depends on fixing #773529, in so > far it's good you stated that proposed new version looks ok… mm, #773529 doesn't look like it's going anywhere without somebody intervening. When I tried to contact the authors

Bug#820549:

For what it's worth, I'm attaching a path for it. Is there anything more I can do to help? --- a/html/secH1.html +++ b/html/secH1.html @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Before discussing Bakunin's opposition and critique of Marxism in the next section, we should consider the thoughts of Stirner and Proudhon