logic and since this is just cosmetic, we
think it's not worth the effort.
So I'm tagging this wontfix for now.
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Followup-For: Bug #761123
Yes, please. Also, enabling *all* hardening options (with e.g.
DEB_BUILD_MAINT_OPTIONS=hardening=+all) would be nice while
we're at it, the performance impact is probably negligible.
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On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 05:06:49PM +, Adam D. Barratt wrote:
> On Sun, 2014-11-30 at 17:56 +0100, Romain Francoise wrote:
>> Please unblock tcpdump 4.6.2-3, it fixes a security vulnerability in the
>> PPP dissector known as CVE-2014-9140.
>
> Unblocked.
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* Urgency high due to security fixes.
diff -Nru tcpdump-4.6.2/debian/patches/60_cve-2014-9140.diff tcpdump-4.6.2/debian/patches/60_cve-2014-9140.diff
--- tcpdump
Thanks. Upstream doesn't seem to have released official patches yet, or
if they have they haven't kept me in the loop. I've asked for
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systemd supports the EnvironmentFile directive to "source" such a file,
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"Updating strongswan-starter introduces new bugs: #767561"
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This file appears to have been corrupted in transit, it's not valid
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On Mon, Oct 06, 2014 at 03:05:26PM +0100, Steven Chamberlain wrote:
> Updated kfreebsd-kernel-headers (10.1~4) in sid now define
> __compiler_membar() for users of machine-*/atomic.h
>
> Please consider re-enabling zerocopy BPF in libpcap.
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| sessionoptional pam_exec.so type=open_session stdout /bin/uname -snrvm
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@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+hardening-wrapper (2.5+nmu2) UNRELEASED; urgency=medium
+
+ * hardened-cc, hardening.make: switch SSP flag to -fstack-protector-strong.
+ * tests/Makefile.common: disable ssp-buffer-size-skip test since all
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Another vote for a magit backport: emacs24 is now available in
wheezy-backports, but magit in wheezy has a strict dependency on
emacs23 so they can't be used together if you don't want to have
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r weeks with no response. I get the feeling that you're downgrading
severities to paper over the fact that there aren't any active kfreebsd
porters left. But getting RC bugs off the Release Team's radar won't
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have to wait for months for the kfreebsd maintainers to fix their RC
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The systemd service file shipped with downtimed has several issues:
- it starts downtimed with -D, which disables database updates. Surely
that's not what's expected.
ening-wrapper_2.5_unstable_buildflags.log
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> This is the last blocker for the libgnutls-deb0-28 transition. It'd be
> great if someone could take a look.
If necessary I can work around this issue by disabling zerocopy BPF in
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> This must be a toolchain issue, I'll ask on the kfreebsd mailing list.
Actually there's no need, this looks like a plain bug in
kfreebsd-kernel-headers, it was updated to the FreeBSD 10 versions which
include this change:
http://svnweb.freebsd.
k on the kfreebsd mailing list.
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nks and sorry for the delay; now included in 1.5.3-3 (though
untested).
If updates to the patch are necessary later on, please file a new bug.
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t picked up by logcheck. I don't want to have to change
the rsyslog configuration on every single machine that gets upgraded to
jessie in a few months time just to avoid this issue...
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the first place[1], I think the new way to do things is much better.
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changing to another user/group via strongswan.conf, independently of how
it was built.
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> The broken version is now in testing. And a router not routing
> packets anymore due to sysctl not enabling forwarding is a serious
> functionality bug.
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Yes, libpcap 1.5.3 was supposed to come out two weeks ago with this
change and other urgent fixes, but it hasn't happened. Stay tuned.
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Damien CLAUZEL writes:
> Tmux segfaults also on my server. No obvious reason.
> I have those kind of entries in /var/log/kern.log
If it happens regularly please install corekeeper and send me the core
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Hiroyuki Yamamoto writes:
> 'nflog-e' test of tcpdump_4.5.1-1 failed on Big-Endian ports,
> mips, powerpc, s390x, sparc, powerpcspe, ppc64,
> and maybe same on m68k, sparc64.
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ack to vgastd to make it work at
all, otherwise all I got was a garbled screen.
Also, as mentioned on IRC the resolution I need (1920x1080) is not
available but I added it manually, and it's good to know that it will
eventually be added to upstream seabios as well.
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severity 724586 serious
thanks
This bug results in certificates being transparently generated with
totally wrong options; hence this makes tinyca unusable. Bumping
severity to 'serious'.
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This change is also why xterm no longer displays the bold version of a
Unicode arrow ("BLACK RIGHT-POINTING POINTER") as used by my MUA for
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dumb and just sends to the server any arguments you
give it, along with some file descriptors. Command parsing and dispatch
is done in the server, and list-commands is not special in that regard.
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e "exact match only" for session
> handling optional, like having an extra parameter to all commands that
> deal with sessions. (Plus something for tmux.conf, I guess, so one can
> set it globally)..
I'm not sure we need it for all commands, but I'll see what upstream
t
Hi,
One more data point: did you have any grouped sessions in that server?
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core files, in case it happens again...
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Right, and with -U for the first tcpdump instance it's even nicer.
> Romain, for you as the package maintainer, I suggest you can safely
> close this bug, since a simple solution is already available.
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The remember-el package's main purpose is to ship remember.el, an Emacs
add-on that is part of Emacs itself since version 23. It also ships an
assortment of glue add-ons for planner-el, bbdb, etc but these are
likely to be outdated as the last upstream uplo
Hi,
Are you still seeing this in tmux 1.8?
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This is a limitation of valgrind and I checked that it still applies
with sid's version, so I'm reassigning this bug to the valgrind package.
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> Indeed, 5.8.2-1 seems to fix the issue.
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Ivan Shmakov writes:
> When using symbolic names, one being substring of another, RCS now
> appears to somehow confuse the two. Consider, e. g.: [...]
Yes, I believe this is fixed in 5.8.2 which is currently available in
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lintian doesn't know about squeeze-backports-sloppy and complains about
my changes file. Trivial patch against Git:
diff --git a/checks/changes-file b/checks/changes-file
index d4ca475..f704f6f 100644
--- a/checks/changes-file
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t; $ tmux atta
> sessions should be nested with care, unset $TMUX to force.
Yes, I fixed it myself with this commit:
http://sf.net/p/tmux/tmux-code/ci/d762ced298c35d58524433cacb08c5d0a7364f96/
Are you filing this to request a stable update once wheezy is out? Because
I don't think
ike zsh does.
In your opinion, is this file useful enough to be shipped in the package?
I don't want to get bug reports about it, it's not supported upstream (it
hasn't been updated since 2010).
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[1]: http://git.kernel.org/linus/3a55fb0d9fe8e2f4594329edd58c5fd6f35a99dd
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I'd like to close this bug. Waking up every 1000ms is probably not very
noticeable on the overall power consumption of your system...
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> But since then, the Debian package hasn't been updated.
When this patch makes it into a released version of tmux, it will be
available in sid. Until then, you can try the package in experimental
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for me:
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(However, the patch may not be suitable for inclusion, I didn't test the
effects it has on other guests.)
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ou also have the responsibility of ensuring the protection
of the data it gives you access to.
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running the daemons as root.
> You might want to have pluto exec a script using sudo with specific
> commands, and add password-less specific permissions for those commands.
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lots of different ways to do this.
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write_binary_string(mentry->xattr_values[i],
+
mentry->xattr_lvalues[i], to);
}
}
}
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zonecheck in sid doesn't work at all, it just says:
% zonecheck debian.org
/usr/lib/ruby/1.9.1/rubygems/custom_require.rb:36:in `require': iconv will be
deprecated in the future, use String
PFLAGS, only
CFLAGS. I'll fix this, thanks for the report.
> Looks like -O2 option is present three times and other options two
> times.
Yes, that's inelegant but harmless.
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I intend to orphan the tcpflow package.
Note: the upstream author is no longer active, the project was taken
over by a new upstream who rewrote the program in C++:
https://github.com/simsong/tcpflow/
The package description is:
tcpflow is a program that captu
it, tig
isn't quite big enough to require two maintainers. I was only offering to
pick up the slack since you seemed to be falling behind upstream. :-)
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There is another new upstream release, 1.0:
http://marc.info/?l=git&m=133665760815677
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anks for the report, I'll pick up this fix for unstable.
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check that the result actually works.
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Heh, guess I wasn't really paying attention when I enabled hardening!
Thanks for the patch, I merged it in 0.7-9.
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Ah yes, that must be it, thanks. Do I have your permission to reassign
this bug to ncurses-base and mark it fixed in 5.7+20101128-1?
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inal definition, but perusing
the changelog doesn't bring up any obvious candidates (ncv?).
Sven, any ideas?
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llow line continuation. I'll get
the config file fixed upstream.
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; to upstream to fix their configure.in.
Thank you very much for the bug report and patch, this is a regression in
tcpdump 4.2 and only affects testing/unstable. I'll upload a fixed package
right away.
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olin. debhelper adds a prerm script to the package with a
no-op call to dpkg-maintscript-helper, but that's not really a concern.
I merged your patch in Git for the next upload.
I guess that also takes care of half of #648867 which I'm going to retitle
and tag accordingly.
Ch
Dererk writes:
> Please consider removing this patch as soon as possible. It would be
> really quite important for wheezy release to have this feature working
> on.
Ok, will do. Thanks.
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cap from scratch today
they would probably use it, but each distribution has to live with its
historical soname.
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to the kernel in other ways so the abstraction
level offered by libnl isn't so valuable than for other programs.
I don't know how much new code that would require, though.
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On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 09:30:32PM +0100, Joerg Jaspert wrote:
> OOI (rrright), when do you approx. plan the next (experimental)
> upload? :)
As soon as the SourceForge repository gets in sync with OpenBSD, which
could take a few days.
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tags 654882 fixed-upstream
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Romain Francoise writes:
> Okay, so you want something like the following. I'll see what upstream
> thinks about this. [...]
This patch is now upstream.
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Joerg Jaspert writes:
> Though yes, with that reading this bug could be changed to a
> "automatic-rename only covers some tmux internal foo, please provide
> another such option to entirely turn off any automatic renaming of
> windows" wishlist bug and kicked upwards to upstream. Where automatic
so
> tmux should NOT DARE TO TOUCH THE WINDOW TITLE. Thats why I set it to
> off.
tmux doesn't change the title on its own. Your shell init file does.
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/12255/exe: Permission denied
root@silenus:~# /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 /proc/12255/exe -ls
Directory '/var/run/screen' must have mode 777.
root@silenus:~#
Sorry for the false alarm. :)
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y will be kept by the kernel as
/proc//exe and can be used to reattach as long as the server is
running. But I guess that for the sake of non-Linux users, keeping a copy
in /tmp is more reasonable...
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the setgid bit from the binary. So while the protocol itself hasn't
changed, the new tmux won't see the old servers unless given the path
explicitly (as documented in NEWS.Debian).
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build dependencies installed.
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This bug was closed with the upload of version 10 but the change that was
applied doesn't fix the issue. It just makes pydf ignore the result from
termios and try the next method, calling resize, which doesn't work in
Emacs shell buffers either.
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Hi,
My patch to implement this was just merged upstream, the feature is even
enabled by default (and can be disabled by setting 'default-path').
I'm about to update the snapshot in experimental if you want to try it
out.
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