Hi - Tor (and incidentally a newly minted Debian) developer here - I'd
request that you upgrade the package because 0.2.4.x uses ECC which
reduces the load on the network. The Tor Network is under very heavy
load and older versions of Tor are being used by a botnet:
This bug appears to actually crash the X server - so it's probably a bug
in a few things. Please read the pidgin bug to better understand the
issue.
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Public security bug reported:
This is for Pidgin 2.7.11 (libpurple 2.7.11); the package is 'pidgin'
version '1:2.7.11-1ubuntu2.2' on Ubuntu Natty.
I originally reported this to the Pidgin developers but it appears to also be
related to GTK on Natty.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1000363 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1000363
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intrigeri has discovered a format string bug in the most recently
packaged versions of pidgin-otr; I've tested the patch and
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1000363 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1000363
This is also a debian bug:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=673154
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It appears that this is a dupe but the bug system is crashing when i try to
mark it as such:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin-otr/+bug/1000363
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of
Thanks to Ubuntu for not shipping an obviously exploitable component in
the face of an arrogant upstream author who puts his users at risk.
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Title:
I've opened a new bug that is related as the situation has changed:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/879087
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DMA for firewire opens
What needs to be done to push this bug forward?
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Please update Tor in older versions of Ubuntu
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I found that IDA Pro 6.0 worked fine on the previous version of Ubuntu
but on 11.04, I had to write a wrapper to work around this bug:
cat idaq64.sh
#!/bin/bash
export GDK_PIXBUF_MODULE_FILE=/usr/lib32/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10.0/loaders.cache
~/bin/ida/idaq64
This seems allow IDA Pro to launch but
I've found that it's is simpler and more stable to build a 32bit
Maverick chroot with a few bind mounts for running IDA Pro.
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32-bit
I'm one of the upstream developers and the other upstream developer in
the discussion is the main Debian packager. :-)
If you want to write a patch and had a good reason, I think we might
accept it - otherwise, I suspect we'd rather not add a new dep (lsb-
base) just because it looks pretty
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Status: Confirmed = In Progress
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/etc/init.d/tor doesn't use log_daemon_msg/log_end_msg
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Status: New = Invalid
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The debian/Ubuntu build should have their ulimit raised automatically.
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Tor should start by default unless Vidalia is configured to override it.
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Is this bug still relevant?
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package tor 0.1.2.17-1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess post-
installation script returned error exit
This will happen if and only if the upstream package (debian) does this
by default.
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/etc/init.d/tor doesn't use log_daemon_msg
How important is this? We're currently discussing the issues upstream.
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socksParentProxy = localhost:9050
socksProxyType = socks5
tunnelAllowedPorts = 1-65535
I believe this should go in the privoxy package and not the Tor package.
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tor 0.1.2.19-2 (amd64) crash in getinfo_helper_dir
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I'd like to confirm this bug too when using an SSH key with no
passphrase.
I'm able to override the issue by running SSH_AUTH_SOCK=0 ssh -v
user@host
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I should note that this x86_64 and so clearly it's not a big endian bug
for my machine.
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ssh Agent admitted failure to
If I install 'seahorse-plugins', I'm still not able to use this key and
account without modifying SSH_AUTH_SOCK.
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I'd like to confirm this bug too when using an SSH key with no
passphrase.
I'm able to override the issue by running SSH_AUTH_SOCK=0 ssh -v
user@host
Description:Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS
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I should note that this x86_64 and so clearly it's not a big endian bug
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ssh Agent admitted failure to sign using the key
If I install 'seahorse-plugins', I'm still not able to use this key and
account without modifying SSH_AUTH_SOCK.
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It probably makes sense to use the packages we have on
deb.torproject.org; are we cleared to push those even though they're
radically different versions?
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Wonderful! Thank you!
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Unblock Tor auto-syncing from Debian
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Binary package hint: tor
Tor synchronization from Debian is currently blocked. Kees suggested
that I should formally ask to have Tor unblocked.
The specific packages required from Debian are 'tor' and 'tor-geoipdb';
'torbutton' would also be nice but isn't as pressing.
The main blocker for bug #413657 was that we didn't have anyone inside
Tor that wanted to ensure that Ubuntu got the attention that it
deserved. That has now changed.
I'm a Tor developer and I'm also committed to seeing that our Ubuntu
support finally returns to a reasonable state of affairs. The
If I were to contribute a list of SSHFP DNS records - where should I do
that? Should I file them as bugs?
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SSHFP DNS record for
As I've stated in Bug #689188; I'm willing to take over Tor work on
Ubuntu.
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Please sync tor 0.2.1.19-1 (universe) from Debian testing
@Jelmer - exactly; it's either a bug in Twisted or a config issue.
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PPA sshd configuration
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Is there a list of all Ubuntu SSH services? I'd be happy to scan some
netblocks and produce the required SSHFP records for you guys.
I'm not clear on the paramiko status on SSHFP; perhaps someone can ask
Robey?
DNSSEC is not required for SSHFP - it's merely a good idea if you want
to seriously
@andrew - I'm not clear on that either - what seems clear is that if
it's administratively prohibited, it should probably say so.
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In case it isn't clear, Peter has done a ton of work on the Debian and
consequently Ubuntu packaging. We're very grateful for his efforts and
we just want to normalize the process for many Ubuntu users. Advanced
users will still want to use his alpha builds in the Tor repo; we just
want to make it
@Andrew - probably so; I'm glad that you guys are on top of this.
Would it be prudent to log the error and the offending activity, perhaps
by user? That would at least give you an idea if people are poking at it
and decide if it's worth filing a bug upstream?
I agree that this is a lot better
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