New package system-logviewer A graphical interface for viewing log files
Updated Packages:
anaconda-9.3-0.20040114155239 ----------------------------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Anaconda team bugzilla@redhat.com
- built new version from CVS
* Thu Nov 06 2003 Jeremy Katz katzj@redhat.com
- require booty (#109272)
* Tue Oct 08 2002 Jeremy Katz katzj@redhat.com
- back to mainstream rpm instead of rpm404
checkpolicy-1.4-4 ----------------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Dan Walsh dwalsh@redhat.com 1.4-4
- Add excludetypes patch
* Wed Jan 14 2004 Dan Walsh dwalsh@redhat.com 1.4-3
- Add Colin Walter's lineno patch
docbook-style-xsl-1.64.1-4 -------------------------- * Thu Jan 15 2004 Tim Waugh twaugh@redhat.com 1.64.1-4
- Fixed another instance of bug #113456 in lists layout.
emacs-21.3-8 ------------ * Wed Jan 14 2004 Jens Petersen petersen@redhat.com - 21.3-8
- comment out setting transient-mark-mode in skel .emacs (#102441,#90193) [reported by mal@gromco.com, Jonathan Kamens] - improve lang-coding-systems-init.el to set-language-environment for CJK utf-8 locale too and use utf-8 for default-coding-systems and terminal-coding-system (#111172) [Yoshinori Kuniga] - update rpm-spec-mode.el to newer one in xemacs package cvs (#105888) [Dams] - rename etags to etags.emacs and make etags a symlink to it at install time if it doesn't exist (#92256) [marc_soft@merlins.org] - apply editfns.c-Fformat-multibyte-davej.patch to fix multibyte code typo in Fformat [patch from Dave Jones] - add runtime requirements for XFree86-libs, image libraries, ncurses and zlib - improve -el and -leim package summaries - no longer configure build with redundant --with-gcc
* Tue Nov 25 2003 Jens Petersen petersen@redhat.com
- buildrequire autoconf213 (#110741) [reported by mvd@mylinux.com.ua]
gaim-0.75-1 ----------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Christopher Blizzard blizzard@redhat.com 1:0.75-0
- Update to 0.75. - Remove mem leak patch that is already included in 0.75. - Clean up a lot of old unused patches and old source tarballs.
kbd-1.08-12 ----------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Bill Nottingham notting@redhat.com 1.08-12
- remove speakup patch at request of author
kernel-2.6.1-1.43 ----------------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Dave Jones davej@redhat.com
- Disable expensive PAGEALLOC debugging. - Merge lots of Al Viro's loop device work.
libbonobo-2.4.3-1 ----------------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Jeremy Katz katzj@redhat.com 2.4.3-1
- update to 2.4.3
libbonoboui-2.4.3-1 ------------------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Jeremy Katz katzj@redhat.com 2.4.3-1
- update to 2.4.3
openssh-3.6.1p2-25 ------------------ * Wed Jan 14 2004 Daniel Walsh dwalsh@redhat.com 3.6.1p2-25
- Rebuild to grab shared libselinux
* Wed Dec 03 2003 Daniel Walsh dwalsh@redhat.com 3.6.1p2-24
- turn on selinux
* Tue Nov 18 2003 Nalin Dahyabhai nalin@redhat.com
- un#ifdef out code for reporting password expiration in non-privsep mode (#83585)
prelink-0.3.0-18 ---------------- * Thu Jan 15 2004 Jakub Jelinek jakub@redhat.com 0.3.0-18
- allow R_*_JU?MP_SLOT relocs to point also into .got.plt sections on IA32/AMD64/ARM/s390/s390x/SH
rpmdb-fedora-1.90-0.20040115 ----------------------------
setarch-1.3-1.1 --------------- * Tue Sep 02 2003 Elliot Lee sopwith@redhat.com 1.3-1
- Add linux32 alias
* Tue Aug 26 2003 Elliot Lee sopwith@redhat.com 1.2-1
- Fix -3 option
* Wed Aug 13 2003 Elliot Lee sopwith@redhat.com 1.1-1
- Add -3 option
up2date-4.3.7-1 --------------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Adrian Likins alikins@redht.com
- fix the case of up2date not finding any updates with out a comp/glob/package specified
xfdesktop-4.0.3-1 ----------------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Than Ngo than@redhat.com 4.0.3-1
- 4.0.3 release
xffm-4.0.3-1 ------------ * Wed Jan 14 2004 Than Ngo than@redhat.com 4.0.3-1
- update 4.0.3
* Thu Dec 25 2003 Than Ngo than@redhat.com 4.0.2-1
- 4.0.2 release
xffm-icons-4.0.3-1 ------------------ * Wed Jan 14 2004 Than Ngo than@redhat.com 1:4.0.3-1
- 4.0.3 release
xfwm4-themes-4.0.3-1 -------------------- * Wed Jan 14 2004 Than Ngo than@redhat.com 4.0.3-1
- 4.0.3 release
Build System wrote:
openssh-3.6.1p2-25
- Wed Jan 14 2004 Daniel Walsh dwalsh@redhat.com 3.6.1p2-25
- Rebuild to grab shared libselinux
- Wed Dec 03 2003 Daniel Walsh dwalsh@redhat.com 3.6.1p2-24
- turn on selinux
- Tue Nov 18 2003 Nalin Dahyabhai nalin@redhat.com
- un#ifdef out code for reporting password expiration in non-privsep mode (#83585)
what is wrong in openssh-3.7.1p2 ?
On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 08:23, Xose Vazquez Perez wrote:
what is wrong in openssh-3.7.1p2 ?
If I had to guess, it's SELinux. The patches probably have not been forward-ported so they stick with 3.6 for now.
On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 06:23, Xose Vazquez Perez wrote:
Build System wrote:
what is wrong in openssh-3.7.1p2 ?
1) I think it is SeLinux 2) If you use kerberos/gssapi ticket passing for authentication 3.7.1p2 wasnt too happy for all systems. This might have been patched already 3) The pam code was pretty well changed and I know this caused reports of problems with some RH systems on the openssh mailing list.
Em Qui, 2004-01-15 às 19:48, Stephen Smoogen escreveu:
- I think it is SeLinux
What, NSA trying to protect our computer's privacy? Or opening it easier to them? They don't look like the kind of organization which loves people's privacy. This SELinux stuff is all weird to me.
On Sat, Jan 17, 2004 at 11:21:01PM -0300, Alexandre Strube wrote:
What, NSA trying to protect our computer's privacy? Or opening it easier to them? They don't look like the kind of organization which loves people's privacy. This SELinux stuff is all weird to me.
One of the beauties of Open Source.
The NSA is charged with several things including protecting the USA from bad stuff. Nobody would trust the NSA code apart from the fact that being open lots of other people (including foreign NSA equivalents) have been looking over it. If the NSA have backdoored it then it would have to be very well hidden, and its probably much more likely they backdoored the x86 silicon instead.
Alan
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On Sunday 18 Jan 2004 2:54 am, Alan Cox wrote:
On Sat, Jan 17, 2004 at 11:21:01PM -0300, Alexandre Strube wrote:
What, NSA trying to protect our computer's privacy? Or opening it easier to them? They don't look like the kind of organization which loves people's privacy. This SELinux stuff is all weird to me.
One of the beauties of Open Source.
The NSA is charged with several things including protecting the USA from bad stuff. Nobody would trust the NSA code apart from the fact that being open lots of other people (including foreign NSA equivalents) have been looking over it. If the NSA have backdoored it then it would have to be very well hidden, and its probably much more likely they backdoored the x86 silicon instead.
Alan
What about grsecurity? Were there any talks about this instead of SELinux?
- -- Regards,
Gavin Henry.
Open Source. Open Solutions. http://www.suretecsystems.com
Gavin Henry wrote:
On Sunday 18 Jan 2004 2:54 am, Alan Cox wrote:
On Sat, Jan 17, 2004 at 11:21:01PM -0300, Alexandre Strube wrote:
What, NSA trying to protect our computer's privacy? Or opening it easier to them? They don't look like the kind of organization which loves people's privacy. This SELinux stuff is all weird to me.
One of the beauties of Open Source.
The NSA is charged with several things including protecting the USA from bad stuff. Nobody would trust the NSA code apart from the fact that being open lots of other people (including foreign NSA equivalents) have been looking over it. If the NSA have backdoored it then it would have to be very well hidden, and its probably much more likely they backdoored the x86 silicon instead.
Alan
What about grsecurity? Were there any talks about this instead of SELinux?
SELinux was included as a standard part of the upstream 2.6 kernel. grsecurity was not.
I myself have never used grsecurity, but I understand that it has exec-shield-like protection and some MAC-like protections. I highly suspect that selinux can do everything grsecurity can do, and perhaps more, and with finer granularity.
Warren
On Sat, 17 Jan 2004 23:21:01 -0300 Alexandre Strube surak@surak.eti.br wrote:
Em Qui, 2004-01-15 às 19:48, Stephen Smoogen escreveu:
- I think it is SeLinux
What, NSA trying to protect our computer's privacy? Or opening it easier to them? They don't look like the kind of organization which loves people's privacy. This SELinux stuff is all weird to me.
-- []s
Alexandre Ganso 500 FOUR vermelha - Diretor Steel Goose Moto Group
But you'll run LIDS from china, or SuSe from Germany (30% gov owned?)
A paranoid distrobution being rejected by paranoid people, you just have to love the irony of it all.
On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Vincent wrote:
On Sat, 17 Jan 2004 23:21:01 -0300 Alexandre Strube surak@surak.eti.br wrote:
Em Qui, 2004-01-15 às 19:48, Stephen Smoogen escreveu:
- I think it is SeLinux
What, NSA trying to protect our computer's privacy? Or opening it easier to them? They don't look like the kind of organization which loves people's privacy. This SELinux stuff is all weird to me.
But you'll run LIDS from china, or SuSe from Germany (30% gov owned?)
A paranoid distrobution being rejected by paranoid people, you just have to love the irony of it all.
How about the irony that someone posting a paranoid message does so through a system listed on about half a dozen blacklists.
Hugo.
On Sun, 18 Jan 2004 10:46:05 +0100 (CET) Hugo van der Kooij hvdkooij@vanderkooij.org wrote:
On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Vincent wrote:
On Sat, 17 Jan 2004 23:21:01 -0300 Alexandre Strube surak@surak.eti.br wrote:
Em Qui, 2004-01-15 às 19:48, Stephen Smoogen escreveu:
- I think it is SeLinux
What, NSA trying to protect our computer's privacy? Or opening it easier to them? They don't look like the kind of organization which loves people's privacy. This SELinux stuff is all weird to me.
But you'll run LIDS from china, or SuSe from Germany (30% gov owned?)
A paranoid distrobution being rejected by paranoid people, you just have to love the irony of it all.
How about the irony that someone posting a paranoid message does so through a system listed on about half a dozen blacklists.
Hugo.
excuse me?
On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Vincent wrote:
excuse me?
I never saw the original posting untill I check my garbage can. And there it was due the fact that the brasilian ISP of Alexander is blacklisted with ORBS, spamcop, .... including open proxies and all.
A full report has been send to Alexander directly. But if you want to be paranoid you should have walked away from such an ISP long ago and not bother if some backdoor is present in code everyone can read and audit.
Hugo.
On Sun, 18 Jan 2004 14:01:17 +0100 (CET) Hugo van der Kooij hvdkooij@vanderkooij.org wrote:
On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Vincent wrote:
excuse me?
I never saw the original posting untill I check my garbage can. And there it was due the fact that the brasilian ISP of Alexander is blacklisted with ORBS, spamcop, .... including open proxies and all.
A full report has been send to Alexander directly. But if you want to be paranoid you should have walked away from such an ISP long ago and not bother if some backdoor is present in code everyone can read and audit.
Hugo.
Oh, Okay I thought you ment my address was blacklisted. Would have been news to me.
Em Dom, 2004-01-18 às 10:01, Hugo van der Kooij escreveu:
(I'm the original poster)
I never saw the original posting untill I check my garbage can. And there it was due the fact that the brasilian ISP of Alexander is blacklisted with ORBS, spamcop, .... including open proxies and all. A full report has been send to Alexander directly. But if you want to be paranoid you should have walked away from such an ISP long ago and not bother if some backdoor is present in code everyone can read and audit.
It's a shame. There's only one broadband provider here - and I'm using it. They don't care about spammers, and as the ip changes every time, I'm a bit limited of what I can do for it.
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On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Vincent wrote:
But you'll run LIDS from china, or SuSe from Germany (30% gov owned?)
Pardon me? How did you come to the conclusion that SuSE is government owned?
Bye, LenZ - -- Lenz Grimmer lenz@mysql.com Senior Production Engineer MySQL GmbH, http://www.mysql.de/ Hamburg, Germany
Want to swim with the dolphins? (April 14-16, 2004) http://www.mysql.com/uc2004/
On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 14:41:16 +0100 (CET) Lenz Grimmer lenz@mysql.com wrote:
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On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Vincent wrote:
But you'll run LIDS from china, or SuSe from Germany (30% gov owned?)
Pardon me? How did you come to the conclusion that SuSE is government owned?
Bye, LenZ
I put a questionmark there because I "know" I read it somewhere before but since couldn't recall where or if it was credible It was posed as a question. I think it was they owned 30% of the stock not that they somehow oversaw development. Remember when the Novell rumors started it was thought that the german government was blocking talks? http://www.linuxworld.com/story/35554.htm that is all i could find in a few minutes
Lenz Grimmer lenz@mysql.com Senior Production Engineer MySQL GmbH, http://www.mysql.de/ Hamburg, Germany
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