Alexander E. Patrakov wrote:
Matthew Burgess wrote:
If we do release a 6.1.1, I think the approach we should adopt is:
1) Apply security patches to texinfo, util-linux, bzip2 and vim.
2) Upgrade perl and zlib to fix their respective security vulnerabilities
3) Patch glibc to fix the issue trig
Matthew Burgess wrote:
If we do release a 6.1.1, I think the approach we should adopt is:
1) Apply security patches to texinfo, util-linux, bzip2 and vim.
2) Upgrade perl and zlib to fix their respective security vulnerabilities
3) Patch glibc to fix the issue triggered by openSSH
4) Do somethin
Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
I would like to make a formal request for a 6.1.1 release of the LFS
Book.
The glibc/openSSH issue is the only real candidate that would warrant a
6.1.1 release, IMO. The fact that some of our packages contain security
vulnerabilities is nothing new, can't be helped,
Georgios Tsarouchas wrote:
I 've noticed that cdrtools 2.01 have problems when using udev.
Please post this to blfs-dev instead.
Thanks,
Matt.
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Hi,
I 've noticed that cdrtools 2.01 have problems when using udev.
When one does cdrecord -scanbus dev=ATAPI having a disc in /dev/hda and an cdr
in /dev/hdc, cdrecord exits with error, because it can't find /dev/hdb.
The attached patch should fix this behaviour.
Let me know if anyone has probs w
