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[jaunty] dpms does not switch off backlight on laptop screen
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Also affects Radeon HD 3300 video card on 64bit Jaunty. This is
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from jaunty-proposed. Since this isn't technically a crash, I'm not
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Accidentally clicked cancel in debconf while trying to sort out changes
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8.64.3 has resolved the problem for me as well running ATI HD3300.
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I can confirm the problem in Jaunty with 8.63.2 and it also affects
JPEGs in the system as well as videos playing in totem (not just
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Crashes on login every time I start up.
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I am also having this problem. Clean installation of Hardy shows no
shares available on a Windows file server. Used to work fine with this
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When installing Ubuntu Server i386 via CD-ROM, my RAID 2+0 array is not
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I am getting the same exception while trying to access my API endpoint
for use with ElasticFox. I followed the instructions on the wiki for
the CDInstall under 10.04 and euca-describe-availability-zones verbose
shows good output.
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I was running into this issue on Karmic and now I have tried Lucid Beta
1. The behavior here is a little different because the shares do mount
on startup, but error messages are still displayed in the terminal.
mount.nfs: DNS resolution failed for : Name or service not known
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Thanks for the helpful info. I'll make sure to report back after that
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@alexmurray - The debdiff for Groovy is identical to the one from Focal
(same source package version). Let me know if you need a distinct
debdiff with the release pocket (groovy-security) identified.
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Confirmed problem on Ubuntu 16.04 host running 16.04 container with a
packaged version of Proxysql2. Changing PrivateDevices to "no" allows
the service to start.
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[Unit]
Description=High Performance Advanced Proxy for MySQL
After=network.target
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Hi Alex, thanks very much for fixing that loose end in the changelog and
for sponsoring this fix. I can produce them for the other releases as
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Andreas,
I think patching this in Ubuntu only rather than upstream makes sense for
the reasons you've outlined. However, I would prefer that someone with more
Apache experience reviewed the fix.
Thanks,
Brian
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Ah, that makes sense.
On Mon, Dec 10, 2018 at 6:50 AM Andreas Hasenack
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> Right, that was actually my (very unclear, sorry) point when I commented
> on upstream's interest in this, since they would b
Hi Christophe,
Sorry for the delay. Apparently I wasn't getting these notifications for
some reason. I'm not well versed enough with Docker to set up an
environment to reproduce. I use LXD almost exclusively. Does the crash
occur in your Docker container with my patched PPA build? Andreas seems
to
Thanks for the clarification Christophe. So it sounds like the fix
addresses the problem. I think the patch in that PPA should get more
review from an Apache developer before it is used further.
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Thanks for your notes. I've attached a new patch and I'm adding SRU
justification to the description now.
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** Attachm
** Description changed:
+ [Impact]
+
+ * A bug exists in Proftpd version 1.3.5a. which causes FTP sessions to
+ fail or timeout with strict clients
+
+ * The package, as published in LTS, does not comply with the FTP
+ protocol
+
+ * Ported upstream patch and test changes
+
+ [Test Case]
+
Debdiff for Trusty and all newer releases.
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Nominating this for wontfix since security support has ended for
releases with haproxy >= 1.5 and <= 1.5.7. Everything earlier doesn't
have SSL support built-in, and everything later is unsupported or has
received the upstream fix. The solution is to upgrade to trusty and use
backports or upgrade t
This is interesting since the bug was fixed in 1.6-dev2.
https://github.com/haproxy/haproxy/commit/4cd477f3721f6a3fe7cf55ae729388bf7f279331
There are two curious conditions in the code:
if (s->admin & SRV_ADMF_MAINT)
return;
if (s->state == SRV_ST_STARTING || s->state == SRV_ST_RUNNING)
0.7.5 was removed from yakkety-proposed, but the FTBFS continues in
Zesty. Here's a backtrace and disassembly on i386. If anyone has ideas,
I'd appreciate them.
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Hi Ian, can you raise ulimit, add CoreDumpDirectory, and install
apache2-dbg (will restart to make prior two changes effective)? If you
make CoreDumpDirectory /tmp, make sure to move your core dump out of the
way before you reboot.
https://httpd.apache.org/dev/debugging.html#crashes
Then you'll g
Adam,
Thanks for the idea, that's helpful and makes sense. I checked the debian
build logs for libapache2-mod-gnutls, p11-kit, softhsm2, and glibc. They're
all built with stack-protector-strong.
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As a workaround for trusty, you can use unix:///run/php-fpm/php-
fpm.sock|fcgi://127.0.0.1:9000/srv/http/ (notice the triple slash on the
unix socket). Only problem then is the length of the variable
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Apache issues the fatal error AH00526 and refuses to proceed during
reload. This is a typical configuration generated by
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Patch attached for trusty. Unsure how to generate a debdiff in this
case.
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bmorton@maui:~$ sudo apt-get install proftpd-basic/trusty-proposed
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Selected version '1.3.5~rc3-2.1ubuntu2.2' (Ubuntu:14.04/trusty-proposed
[amd64]) for 'proftpd-basic'
Suggested packages:
openbsd-inetd inet-
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Thanks for the core dump and bt Christophe. After a bit of research, I
believe this is a race condition present in 2.4.7 which was subsequently
patched, and then the patch refactored when the suspend/resume hooks
were added in 2.4.10. The fix in 2.4.7 seems simply enough (just move
c->sbh = NULL in
Hi Christophe,
I believe I've narrowed down the problem to one fixed in these two changesets:
https://github.com/apache/httpd/commit/59eea59c4be383d004e92fa63b57b995e7a8ef01
https://github.com/apache/httpd/commit/285e67883e396f97dc3aad50d9dc345f15220827
The latter only applies to 2.4.10 since it
Hi Christophe,
Let's try something completely different. I have a new build uploaded
for testing.
Thanks,
Brian
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segfault in server/mpm
Fantastic news! My biggest concern now is that my monkey-patch has
introduced some unexpected behavior since we don't try to dereference
sbh on each read request (only when the connection state is suspended).
This is based on my own observation of the problem rather than an
upstream patch since all
Message Attack (MMA).
https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-
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17.04 and 17.10 are not affected since they publish the fixed version
0.3.2. 16.04 appears to be affected, but the code is significantly
different. I've requested info from the source project owner to test my
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Hi Christophe,
Thanks for your hard work on this one. Unfortunately I can't reproduce
the crash with your test. I even raised the file size to 500M, but still
nothing.
Is there anything I could be missing? Any PPA packages with newer
versions of PHP or other Apache modules loaded?
root@trusty-mp
Tests are here:
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from ftptest.net
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Test log before patch
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proftpd service fails to rest
Attaching debdiff for trusty. Editing bug to add SRU justification.
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+ [Impact]
+
+ * ProFTPd
Revised debdiff with correct changelog message.
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htt
;bits/bytes
confusion bug."
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Importance: Undecided
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Debdiff for Yakkety
The vuln has no specific known attack methods so there is no public
exploit available. Package tests have passed and I used a somewhat
unusual method to explicitly regression test. Package php-ssh2 depends
on libssh2.
'diffie-hellman-group1-sha1'
);
// Make our connection
$c
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Tweaked this debdiff changelog for Zesty upload. Same package version as
Yakkety.
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No problem, just let me know if they need different versioning because
of the potential conflict. I plan to produce one for trusty shortly. At
this point, is the team encouraging CVE fixes for precise? This is not
easy to exploit, so it might not be worth the review/publishing time.
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Seth, sorry about that. I think I was moving a little too quickly on
that one. Corrected one attached.
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Had the same error, but commenting/adjusting LimitNPROC didn't fix the
issue. Ultimately I had to make the container unconfined by AA and
privileged to get openvpn to start.
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This is expected behavior from upstream changes.
https://github.com/python/typing/commit/7baf6fe2a6d96ab09c807aac174650baa35d15dd
Optional is shorthand for Union, and Union cannot be subclassed. This
behavior "worked" before, but was undefined and returned unpredictable
results.
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Ref https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python3.5/+bug/1650202 and
https://github.com/python/typing/commit/7baf6fe2a6d96ab09c807aac174650baa35d15dd
Optional returns a Union, which can't be subclassed.
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Could you please post your libvirt config file for the domain?
Specifically, I'd like to know if it has the apic feature enabled.
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I don't see evidence of this error in the amd64 build log at
https://launchpadlibrarian.net/298782129/buildlog_ubuntu-zesty-amd64
.location-service_3.0.0+16.10.20160912-0ubuntu2_BUILDING.txt.gz.
However, the package does FTBFS due to this bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/googletest/+bu
Hi Thomas,
Good info, thanks. It's definitely a possibility, but I'm having a hard
time explaining how that package could be responsible when it is synced
with Sid as well and the configure strings in the build logs appear to be
the same. I also tried a build from upstream source with the same res
Zesty 0.8.0-1 is the current FTBFS. I was able to progress the debugging
a bit and something is scribbling on the stack. The problem I'm
experiencing is gdb disables breakpoints in the shared lib I need to
examine the stack canary address.
Starting program: /usr/sbin/apache2 -X -f
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Bug has been fixed upstream http://bugtrack.izto.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35
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Using latest deps in proposed Apache no longer segfaults on i386. FTBFS
persists due to -Werror=format in the build and a few format/type issues
that are easily fixed. Beyond that, test 24 still fails now with an
error about the PKCS11 URL format which needs further investigation.
0.8.1 fixes the f
Correction, it still segfaults on test 24 after the string format issues
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mod-gnutls FTBFS: test failure: apache2 seg fault
To
According to the Debian maintainer this does not occur in unstable on
i386. Both apache2 and libgnutls30 are newer in unstable, so that could
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Hi Brian,
Thanks for taking the time on this really old bug. Will this work?
root@checkinstall-bug-trusty:~# apt-get source haproxy checkinstall
root@checkinstall-bug-trusty:~# cd haproxy*
root@checkinstall-bug-trusty:~/haproxy-1.5.14# mkdir -p etc/haproxy
root@checkinstall-bug-trusty:~/haproxy-1
root@checkinstall-bug-trusty:~# apt-get install checkinstall
root@checkinstall-bug-trusty:~# apt-get source haproxy
root@checkinstall-bug-trusty:~# cd haproxy*
root@checkinstall-bug-trusty:~/haproxy-1.5.14# mkdir -p etc/haproxy
root@checkinstall-bug-trusty:~/haproxy-1.5.14# touch etc/haproxy/haprox
Tried building openssl 1.1 to match Debian sid, as well as latest
apache2 and gnutls. All still segfault on i386 during this test. Out of
ideas at this point.
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Hi Robie, this fix is in Apache SVN trunk but isn't in upstream stable
2.4 release branch yet so all Ubuntu versions will be affected. In
addition, no such patch exists in Debian source.
https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-
apache/apache2.git/tree/modules/proxy/mod_proxy.h#n350 and
https://anonscm.
** Also affects: apache2 (Debian)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
AH00526 when using long ProxyPass worker name
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1613737 ***
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Proftpd - MLSD lines not properly terminated with CRLF
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1246245 ***
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proftpd service fails to restart (including via logrotate)
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proftpd service fails to restart (including via logrotate)
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Hi Christophe,
That is excellent. Could you please provide me with a test case that
previously reproduced the crash? I'd like to try to boil it down to
something simple. I will need to demonstrate that it can be reproduced
easily and consistently to get an SRU approved. There aren't a lot of
repor
Hi Robie,
I do not know for certain. One user on the upstream bug mentions it
can't be backported because of an API compat issue, but if there's one
present I'm sure not seeing it. The define is entirely contained within
that header file. The only thing I would think it could affect would be
exter
I don't think it is an actual incompatibility since the util function
for copying those values takes into consideration the size of the dst
buffer. As long as it is being lengthened, I think it's OK. It would be
a problem if we were reducing it and src were larger than dst.
#define PROXY_STRNCPY(d
An excellent question/point. That should probably get hashed out on the
upstream BZ first. The discussion about it was very minimal. I'll get on
there and poke at that issue.
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Public bug reported:
On 16.04.1, use lxd init with default responses (zfs, loopback, 10G).
Create container with lxc launch. Attempt to resize container root to
20G (larger than loopback file).
lxc set device root size 20G reports no error, but the container still
has a 1.1G root as shown by lxc
Makes sense to me, thanks for looking into that!
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Title:
lxc set device root size fails silently when out of space
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Attaching debdiff of upstream patch for trusty package. Precise is also
vulnerable, so I will mark that as well while I work on that next.
My primary test before/after patch:
220 ProFTPD 1.3.5rc3 Server (Debian) [:::10.129.53.2]
USER bmorton
331 Password required for bmorton
PASS ***
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