Machell, Jonathan wrote:
Hello there,
We're currently trialling Gentoo to possibly host some of our web-servers. I've
used Gentoo for over eight years so I'm leading these trials.
I've subscribed to this mailing list but also gentoo-server and
gentoo-security. I'm trying to keep up to speed w
As well as all the good suggestions others have made, consider using a cron
job to run a glsa check daily after updating portage.
# glsa-check -t all
That will email you indications of security issues specifically affecting
your systems as configured.
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 4:19 AM, Machell, Jo
On Thu, 2010-01-21 at 12:19 +, Machell, Jonathan wrote:
> I'm trying to keep up to speed with all the latest security news
> affecting Gentoo, GNU/Linux, Apache and MySQL. Should subscription to
> these mailing lists be sufficient for this or is there any other place
> where I should be looking
2010/1/21 Machell, Jonathan :
> Hello there,
>
> We're currently trialling Gentoo to possibly host some of our web-servers.
> I've used Gentoo for over eight years so I'm leading these trials.
>
> I've subscribed to this mailing list but also gentoo-server and
> gentoo-security. I'm trying to kee
2010/1/21 Machell, Jonathan :
> Hello there,
Hello.
> I've subscribed to this mailing list but also gentoo-server and
> gentoo-security. I'm trying to keep up to speed with all the latest security
> news affecting Gentoo, GNU/Linux, Apache and MySQL. Should subscription to
> these mailing list
2010/1/21 Machell, Jonathan :
Hello there,
We're currently trialling Gentoo to possibly host some of our web-servers. I've
used Gentoo for over eight years so I'm leading these trials.
I've subscribed to this mailing list but also gentoo-server and
gentoo-security. I'm trying to keep up to sp
gentoo-hardened@lists.gentoo.org
Subject: Re: [gentoo-hardened] Security updates
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 05:19, Machell, Jonathan
wrote:
> I'm aware that this and the other two mailing lists are low traffic but I
> haven't heard a peep since subscribing on Tuesday. Is that normal?
Quit
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 05:19, Machell, Jonathan
wrote:
> I'm aware that this and the other two mailing lists are low traffic but I
> haven't heard a peep since subscribing on Tuesday. Is that normal?
Quite. If you want chatter, hit the #gentoo-hardened IRC channel.
> I was hoping to go through
On Sat, 10 Feb 2007 17:02:38 +0100
Nagy Gabor Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I have a question:
>
> Since I am new to gentoo, I don't know how security updates work.
>
> I know Debian. In Debian if I have stable installed on a production
> server, I get regular security fixes,
Nagy Gabor Peter wrote:
> where can I check the differences (Changelog) between two gentoo
> versions (like r3 and r4)?
If you already have the package installed, you can use emerge's
--changelog argument. From man emerge:
"--changelog (-l)
Use this in conjunction with the --pretend option. Thi
Hi,
> I see now that glibc 2.4-r3 should be upgraded to 2.4-r4 (by the way,
> where can I check the differences (Changelog) between two gentoo
> versions (like r3 and r4)?)
Check the -l flag when using emerge. For instance:
emerge -plavuD world
> So my question: If someone finds a bug in glib
On Sat, 2007-02-10 at 17:02 +0100, Nagy Gabor Peter wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I have a question:
I think you had more than a single question... But the list is here to
get help so the more questions the merrier ;-).
> Since I am new to gentoo, I don't know how security updates work.
GLSA is what you'
Nagy Gabor Peter wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I have a question:
>
> Since I am new to gentoo, I don't know how security updates work.
>
> I know Debian. In Debian if I have stable installed on a production
> server, I get regular security fixes, often backported from the current
> bleeding edge vers
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