It is not possible to backport the changes to 9.10 because they are very
large and invasive, and touch a wide spread of the code boot of the
system.
I removed the security vulnerability flag because there is no
demonstrated security issue here; you do not need the security team
subscribed to the bug and that's all that flag does. In any case, it
actually makes it much *LESS* likely your bug will be fixed since it
limits the people who can see the bug.
I've set the status to Fix Released because we track bugs in our
development release only (10.04 for the next few minutes, soon to be
Maverick Meerkat) - this bug has been fixed and doesn't need *developer*
time anymore. If you wish to raise the question of backporting to a
stable release, you can click the "Target to release" button and change
it to "Karmic"
(I fully expect given 10.04 is released that the SRU request will be
denied)
** Changed in: mountall (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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mountall endangers system stability
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/571116
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