Control: tag -1 -fixed-upstream On Tue, Feb 06, 2018 at 01:26:00AM +0100, Matthias Brinke wrote: > I've investigated that and implemented a > correction, which I tested with -fsanitize=address (ASan) in > a Debian sid chroot (up-to-date, mostly? minimal) through > sbuild (from jessie-backports), attached here.
Thank you!
> This patch is complete to add to the Debian package, so please
> disregard the older (and incorrect) patch in this bug thread.
>
> I'm sorry I'm answering only now, the divergence between the
> package and the upstream svn repository (also through the partial
> revert) presented some challenges in patch handling. Because of
> this, the patch is also not for forwarding (it wouldn't apply there).
Well, in cases like this I usually try to make it apply to the upstream
SVN tree and forward it.
It's a job that one day or another I'd need to do anyway (consider what
would happen if I applied it to the debian package, then an upstream
release happened without it, I'd need to rebase it at that point). :)
> I'm not changing the fixed-upstream tag as the partial revert is
> already mentioned in the security-tracker notes and would've been
> reflected in the (removal of the) tag if it was necessary, right?
I actually just forgot to do it, while updating the sec tracker I didn't
check this bug status.
Thank you again for your patches!
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