> As a workaround for now, you could for example > > * reinstall the old version (0.48.0-2) of the Poppler packages (you can > explicitly specify the version number to use using `apt install > PACKAGENAME1=0.48.0-2 PACKAGENAME2=0.48.0-2 [...]`). Note that you will > probably have to specify all currently installed Poppler packages since > they have dependencies on each other.
Great, this helps. For copy-paste-convenience of others, this helped on my debian 9 system: sudo apt install poppler-utils=0.48.0-2 libpoppler-qt4-4=0.48.0-2 libpoppler-qt5-1=0.48.0-2 libpoppler-cpp0v5=0.48.0-2 libpoppler-glib8=0.48.0-2 libpoppler64=0.48.0-2 > (You will however probably get the version from stretch-security again > after a while if you have unattended-upgrades enabled, which your video > suggests). This is tolerable for some time. > > * rebuild the package from stretch-security with the patch mentioned > above removed. (Please let me know in case you need further details on > this.) This seemed like more effort, and because the other workaround worked, I did not try it. Best, Carsten
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