On Sun, Oct 30, 2005 at 04:43:31PM -0500, Joey Hess wrote: > Another look at security fixes that have not reached testing. Pretty > boring this time, it's almost all blockage due to kde. Very few missing > builds are (directly) causing propigation problems for security fixes > right now, in contrast to last time.
> The best way to fix massive quantities of security holes in testing
> right now would be to get updated mozillae in.
endloop: 73+157: a-6:a-8:h-7:i-8:i-6:m-157:m-6:m-5:p-6:s-8:s-13
now: 76+157: a-6:a-8:h-7:i-11:i-6:m-157:m-6:m-5:p-6:s-8:s-13
* i386: mozilla-locale-fr, mozilla-locale-lt, mozilla-thunderbird-locale-sv
Three locales that (once again) need to be updated or removed to get the
mozillae in. Everything else is ready. They should probably be RC bugged,
and fixed/removed.
> adduser
> 5/10 days old
> may be worth bumping to medium urgency
The maintainer appears to disagree.
For the KDE-related blockage, I'm considering whether the large number of
security bugs (in addition to the fact that all of the C++ packages involved
are de facto RC-buggy in testing) don't warrant hinting a few of these
stragglers out in order to force the transition now. There are still a few
of these that we should get resolved first instead, though, such as kismet
and kdebindings.
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