iphone mount in nautilus on Fedora 24
by Dusty Mabe
In older Fedora (at least Fedora 22) I could easily mount my ihphone
in Nautilus. I could click on it in the left hand side of the File
Manager and it would mount.
I am having trouble getting this same behavior in Fedora 24. Can
someone verify this works or does not work for them? You should be
able to verify this with Fedora 24 + Gnome + iphone + iphone cable.
Thanks,
Dusty
2 years
Proposal: remove insecure WebKitGTK+ packages for F27
by Michael Catanzaro
Hi,
I propose we retire the webkitgtk and webkitgtk3 packages when
branching rawhide for F26 (expected to occur roughly February 2017),
and forbid unretiring them. All their dependencies would then be
removed from from Fedora according to the normal process shortly before
the release of F27 (excepted to occur May 2017). If nobody objects,
we'll carry out this plan shortly after the F26 branch point.
Question: Why retire these packages?
Answer: Affected applications that process untrusted input are
vulnerable to roughly 150 unfixed security vulnerabilities, the
overwhelming majority of which are remote code execution
vulnerabilities. The severity of this situation arguably outweighs the
benefit of keeping affected applications around.
Question: This sounds horrible, we should act soon. Why wait until F26?
Answer: Porting to the new WebKitGTK+ API is easy for many
applications, but for applications that use the DOM API it can be
expected to take some time, as this API has moved to the web process
and accessing it requires writing a web process extension. If we were
to use F25 as the deadline, there would not be sufficient time for
applications to be ported. Porting efforts should begin as soon as
possible.
Question: What if my application doesn't process untrusted input?
Answer: If you're sure your application never processes untrusted
input, it is a special flower. You should request a bundling exception
from FESCo if you do not intend to upgrade.
Question: You're horrible for proposing to remove my packages.
Answer: WebKit1 was deprecated in March 2013. Packages have had three
years to upgrade. It's clear at this point that this problem won't ever
be fixed without a hard deadline that is enforced. But this is a fair
point; it sucks a lot that compatibility is not offered here. Such is
the cost of free software....
Question: We usually allow compatibility libraries to exist
indefinitely. Why so strict with WebKit?
Answer: Our compatibility libraries do not usually have upwards of 150
unfixed remote code execution vulnerabilities. Backporting fixes is not
practical in this situation.
Question: But these packages are still included in RHEL. Isn't Red Hat
providing security updates?
Answer: No.
Question: Will you help port my packages to newer WebKit?
Answer: We'll answer questions, but unfortunately we can only provide
serious assistance to priority GNOME packages. evolution-data-server
threatens to take out gnome-shell if removed, for instance, which is
why we waited until the Evolution port is nearing completion to propose
this.
Question: What if my application depends on GTK+ 2?
Answer: You must first port to GTK+ 3, then port to WebKit2. You may
find it more practical to stop using WebKitGTK+.
Question: What if my application needs to work on Windows?
Answer: WebKit2 is not supported on Windows. You will need to either
commit to developing Windows support, or stop using WebKitGTK+.
Question: I hear QtWebKit is insecure too, why punish only GTK+ apps?
Answer: QtWebKit has not had security updates since ~2012 and so has
even more unfixed vulnerabilities. However, an unofficial effort is
underway to rebase QtWebKit on the upstream WebKit project. The plan is
to make regular QtWebKit releases based on the latest WebKitGTK+ stable
branch, meaning there should be regular security updates. This is still
a work in progress, but once completed, Fedora will be able to switch
upstreams and solve this issue without the need to port applications to
QtWebEngine. No such compatibility effort is planned for WebKitGTK+.
Question: Where can I view WebKitGTK+ security advisories?
Answer: http://webkitgtk.org/security.html
Question: Where can I learn more?
Answer: https://blogs.gnome.org/mcatanzaro/2016/02/01/on-webkit-security-updates/
Question: What would be removed if this were to occur today?
Answer: If you read this far, please seriously look over these lists.
Some big name applications are included.
$ repoquery --whatrequires --recursive webkitgtk
Yum-utils package has been deprecated, use dnf instead.
See 'man yum2dnf' for more information.
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Yum-utils package has been deprecated, use dnf instead.
See 'man yum2dnf' for more information.
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specto-0:0.4.1-9.fc24.noarch
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system-config-printer-0:1.5.7-8.fc24.x86_64
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vfrnav-webservice-0:20160212-3.fc24.x86_64
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wammu-0:0.40-3.fc24.noarch
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wxPython-devel-0:3.0.2.0-10.fc24.x86_64
wxPython-docs-0:3.0.2.0-10.fc24.noarch
wxsqlite3-0:3.3.2-0.1gitb05867d.fc24.i686
wxsqlite3-0:3.3.2-0.1gitb05867d.fc24.x86_64
wxsqlite3-devel-0:3.3.2-0.1gitb05867d.fc24.i686
wxsqlite3-devel-0:3.3.2-0.1gitb05867d.fc24.x86_64
xemacs-tuareg-0:2.0.10-0.2.1c837e26.fc24.noarch
xiphos-gtk3-0:4.0.4-3.fc24.x86_64
xylib-0:1.4-8.fc24.i686
xylib-0:1.4-8.fc24.x86_64
xylib-devel-0:1.4-8.fc24.i686
xylib-devel-0:1.4-8.fc24.x86_64
yaws-0:2.0-2.fc24.x86_64
yaws-devel-0:2.0-2.fc24.i686
yaws-devel-0:2.0-2.fc24.x86_64
Note that work is already in progress for some of the above. Active
porting efforts are underway for Evolution (which will take care of the
mass of evolution-data-server dependencies like gnome-shell and gdm),
Geary, and Liferea. There are also stalled porting efforts for inactive
projects like Empathy, Bijiben, and Midori; these efforts have
significant progress and could easily be resurrected.
Question: What if we're not willing to remove packages?
Answer: Well, then we'll just have to watch the count of unfixed remote
code execution vulnerabilities increase forever, because there's no
chance all of the above packages will be ported; we could set the
deadline 10 years in the future and it still wouldn't happen. If we
decide we're not willing to remove packages, I would suggest renaming
the WebKit packages to webkitgtk-insecure and webkitgtk3-insecure to
clarify the situation.
Question: :(
Answer: \_(ツ)_/
Michael
2 years
Retiring python-slimit in Rawhide
by Stephen Gallagher
Upstream is dead (website is gone), it hasn't seen a release in over three years
and nothing in Fedora relies on it anymore.
2 years
Installing alsa-ucm by default in F25?
by Bastien Nocera
Hey,
alsa-ucm contains routing information to setup sound codecs
on some machines, usually SoC-based. It contains configuration
that's mostly relevant to ARM devices, but also a few Atom (CherryTrail and
Broadwell) related SoCs on Intel.
Could we install alsa-ucm by default? As it is necessary for PulseAudio to
be able to use those devices, should we get it dragged in as a PA
dependency?
Cheers
2 years, 1 month
Notice on WebKitGTK+ API/ABI compatibility
by Michael Catanzaro
Hi,
We have recently started updating all Fedoras to the latest stable
release of WebKitGTK+ in order to provide effective security support.
I'm pleased that so far we have had no bug reports related to these
updates.
Recently, FESCo wisely adopted a policy to ban stable release updates
that break API or ABI, and while I believe we currently comply, we
might be skirting the line a bit. We intend to offer a API and ABI
compatibility indefinitely, most likely until GTK+ 4 is released,
whenever that may be, but with two caveats.
First, the stable DOM bindings API/ABI will not change, but may cease
to function properly if something is removed from the DOM spec. In the
worst case, application crashes are possible, e.g. if an application is
not expecting a function to return NULL. To avoid friction with other
WebKit contributors, we cannot provide compatibility here. To my
knowledge, no real world application has ever been affected by such an
issue, and the odds of real world breakage here are much lower than
with a typical bugfix update, so I don't see the need to worry about
this -- it's just something to be aware of. If your open source
application is ever unlucky enough to be affected by such an issue, we
will help fix it.
WebKitGTK+ also offers a larger, unstable DOM API accessible if
WEBKIT_DOM_USE_UNSTABLE_API is defined. Here API/ABI compatibility is
restricted to micro 2.x.y version updates; the API/ABI *will* break in
a minor version update (2.x), and these updates will occur within the
lifetime of a particular stable Fedora release. The only practical way
to avoid API changes here is to not update WebKit and live with unfixed
remote code execution vulnerabilities. Backports are not practical.
Currently known users of this API are Epiphany and Yelp; since only two
applications are affected, I don't consider this a practical problem.
If your Fedora package needs to use this API, contact me privately so
that we can know to take responsibility for rebuilding your application
when needed and avoid broken updates. Third-party applications are
strongly encouraged to avoid using this API.
Michael
2 years, 1 month
Snaps and Fedora
by Neal Gompa
Hello all,
Over the course of this week, I've been involved in the first Snap
sprint focused on making the Snap system broadly useful and workable
across a wide variety of Linux distributions. While I obviously did
not represent Fedora in any official capacity (and I'm not even really
sure it's possible for a person to represent such a diverse community
such as ours), I ensured that Fedora was part of the conversation when
it came to evolving the Snap system.
There are some interesting highlights from the event that I think are
quite relevant to Fedora:
* Snaps are intended to evolve beyond Ubuntu. While snaps have their
origins in Click for Ubuntu Touch user apps, the Snap system is
clearly designed to support a broader array of capabilities and
systems. Snaps can be used to handle OS components, services, CLI
tools, desktop applications, build environments, web services, and so
on.
* Runtimes are supported in snaps. While technically there's no
specific "type" of snap, it's possible to build a snap that contains
common libraries and services that can be connected to other snaps.
This is done through the "plugs" and "slots" that can be used to
create interfaces among them. This is a true superset of the
capability provided by Flatpak through Portals, since it can be used
to export non-DBus oriented communications mechanisms. This is
described on the Snapcraft documentation[0].
* SELinux-based confinement is a _very_ high priority. As most know,
snapd currently only works on systems using AppArmor and seccomp, and
only those using AppArmor patches developed by Ubuntu that are in the
process of being upstreamed. For SELinux support, we aren't exactly
sure how this will be pulled off. I proposed something along the lines
of how confinement works for Docker containers and virtual machines
(sVirt), but I'm not sure if that's the right approach for enabling
proper confinement while allowing the sandboxes to support the
interconnection capabilities of snaps. The way that the Snap system
enforces confinement using AppArmor and seccomp is by generating a
profile for the snap on the fly that defines what it can and cannot do
and access for the mounted snap filesystem (from the squashfs image).
This policy is applied, locking down the snap's environment. I'm
curious to hear from others on how the approach should be for
providing confinement using SELinux.
* Detection and auto-configuration of confinement is coming.
Snap-confine currently relies on build time configuration to figure
out whether it should support confinement. However, this will change.
Snap-confine will be merged into snapd and snapd will be set up to
query and set up whatever confinement is possible, given the
information returned from the kernel and systemd about what
confinement mechanisms are supported.
* The snap format is simple and lends itself to being able to be
generated by many kinds of tools. While the current main tool used to
make snaps is Snapcraft, there's no reason someone couldn't build a
"snapbuild" (like rpmbuild, debbuild[1], and pkgbuild[2]) that could
theoretically use RPM spec format (or a derivative of it) to build
snaps.
* Snapcraft is currently Ubuntu specific, but will be reworked to
remove that. Snapcraft and the snapcraft.yaml format will change to
enable easily and reproducibly building snaps using Debian and RPM
based distro bases in addition to Ubuntu[3]. The goal is to make it
possible for a distribution like Fedora to be able to easily add
support for building snaps and snap parts from Fedora infrastructure
using Fedora packages/software, along the lines of what we do now for
Docker images, so that people can use them in their own snaps or
solutions.
* The VideoLAN project now officially offers a VLC snap[4], and the
Elementary OS folks are working on snaps for their Pantheon Desktop
applications and tying it to an Elementary GTK runtime snap.
Similarly, the KDE Neon folks are developing a KDE Frameworks 5
runtime snap and building application snaps to use them.
* Using snapd with alternative stores is possible. In fact, the tests
done on snapd builds rely on a "fake store" set up locally to be able
to test all the functionality. The store API is fully documented[5]
and there's even a simple implementation of it[6].
* Support for snaps to offer AppStream metadata is coming. The Snappy
development team is highly interested in implementing support for
AppStream so that it's easier for software centers and other tools to
be able to discover and interact with snaps through snapd. Snapd
support for AppStream XML through its API[7] for software centers is
planned as well.
* Fedora packaging of the snap system is under active development.
Zygmunt Krynicki (zyga) is extremely enthused to get the system in
Fedora fully functional, and I'm mentoring him on various aspects of
Fedora packaging, including maintenance and policies.
* Snap development is rather fast, with releases expected to occur
every two weeks. There's no intention to break the API between snapd
and the rest of the system, so interaction points should be fine. The
pace is well-suited for being able to push updates to Fedora in a
timely fashion so that users can get the best experience possible for
using applications and services under the system.
I know that the Workstation WG is very much behind Flatpak right now,
but I see no reason that we cannot offer both. In fact, it is in the
best interests of our users to fully enable both systems to the best
extent we can, so that they have the freedom to develop and use
applications as they see fit.
So, what does everyone think of Snappy, given this new information?
Constructive feedback is highly valuable and very welcome, especially
at this early stage!
Best regards,
Neal
[0]: http://snapcraft.io/docs/reference/interfaces
[1]: https://github.com/ascherer/debbuild
[2]: http://pkgbuild.sourceforge.net/
[3]: https://bugs.launchpad.net/snapcraft/+bug/1602258
[4]: https://uappexplorer.com/app/vlc.videolan
[5]: http://search.apps.ubuntu.com/docs/
[6]: https://github.com/noise/snapstore
[7]: https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/blob/master/docs/rest.md
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2 years, 2 months
glibc subpackage changes
by Florian Weimer
To implement some Fedora 25 changes (split NSS (Name Service Switch)
subpackages, libcrypt without NSS (Mozilla Network Security Services)
library depdencies), I added additional subpackages to the glibc
packages, namely:
- libcrypt
- libcrypt-nss
- nss_db
- nss_hesiod
- nss_nis
The expectation is that libgcrypt-nss is installed by default, and
system administrators may opt to install libcrypt (with the internal
algorithm implementations instead). libcrypt and libcrypt-nss both
provide the soname-based RPM dependencies required by applications which
need password hashing.
In contrast, nss_db, nss_hesiod, nss_nis are expected to be installed by
system administrators who need the specific functionality. They are not
installed by default. (nss_files and nss_dns remain part of the main
glibc package because their use is pretty much required by all
installations.)
The background for these changes is twofold: We want to reduce minimal
image size (also the gains a very small), and we want to pave the road
towards alternative implementations (based on OpenSSL for libcrypt, and
based on libtirpc for nss_nis).
Thanks,
Florian
2 years, 2 months
Attempting to contact unresponsive maintainer - mnagy
by Kevin Fenzi
Greetings, we've been told that the email addresses
for this package maintainer is no longer valid. I'm starting the
unresponsive maintainer policy to find out if they are still interested
in maintaining their packages (and if so, have them update their email
addresses in FAS). If they're not interested in maintaining or we
can't locate them I'll have FESCo orphan the packages so that others
can take them over.
If you have a way to contact this maintainer, please let them
know that we'd appreciate knowing what to do with their packages.
Thanks!
User mnagy - former email mgagy(a)redhat.com
Point of contact:
rpms/itzam-core -- Library for creating and manipulating keyed-access database files ( master f25 f24 f23 el6 el5 )
rpms/messiggy -- Messiggy is a database of celestial objects ( master f25 f24 f23 el6 el5 )
Co-maintainer:
rpms/vsftpd -- Very Secure Ftp Daemon ( master f25 f24 f23 )
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