Re: Freetype GitHub Mirror

>> Bob, while I have your attention, would it be eventually possible >> to make the FreeType mirroring on github work as Armin has detailed >> out some months ago? > > Eventually I am sure it will happen. It just isn't on the high > priority side of the list of things that must-happen-today.

Freetype GitHub Mirror (was: CVE-2015-9383 - freetype)

Werner LEMBERG wrote: > Bob, while I have your attention, would it be eventually possible to > make the FreeType mirroring on github work as Armin has detailed out > some months ago? Initially the work to do this didn't seem too bad. But the devil is in the details and the initial setup to push

Re: CVE-2015-9383 - freetype

> Many many thanks for all your (Werner and all savannah hackers) > efforts on put that on place again and thanks for such a detailed > explanation. > > It was amazing. Indeed, interesting stuff, and thanks for the quick fix! Bob, while I have your attention, would it be eventually possible

[sr #110159] Name showing in Mailing List posts

Update of sr #110159 (project administration): Status:None => Done Open/Closed:Open => Closed ___ Follow-up Comment #1: > On the

Re: CVE-2015-9383 - freetype

Hi Bob, everything seems to be working fine now! Many many thanks for all your (Werner and all savannah hackers) efforts on put that on place again and thanks for such a detailed explanation. It was amazing. Thanks once more and good luck with the migration! Marco Benatto Red Hat Product

Re: CVE-2015-9383 - freetype

I believe the attachments should all be available again. Very sorry for the disruption. The attachment directory was recently moved onto an nfs mounted volume and that volume was not mounted when you found those attachments inaccessible. The volume is mounted again now and therefore all of the

Re: CVE-2015-9383 - freetype

Hi Werner and Ineiev, thank you very much for your help on this! Much appreciated! Marco Benatto Red Hat Product Security On Fri, Dec 13, 2019 at 4:57 AM Ineiev wrote: > > On Fri, Dec 13, 2019 at 06:59:12AM +0100, Werner LEMBERG wrote: > > > > > > Generally, they don't disappear unless users

[sr #110158] All files attached to the bug or patch tracker of GNU Octave are lost

Follow-up Comment #4, sr #110158 (project administration): Please look for the attachments again. Long details: We are in the process of upgrading the web UI frontend system to the next version of the OS. Doing this by cloning the system, then upgrading the clone, then testing the newly

[sr #110158] All files attached to the bug or patch tracker of GNU Octave are lost

Follow-up Comment #3, sr #110158 (project administration): No, those two files were lost before that, unfortunately. ___ Reply to this item at: