Yes,
tar 1.27 supports ACLs, but that implementation needs bug fixes to bugs
that make a reliable backup and restore more or less impossible.
See https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1052876
or http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-tar/2013-03/msg00021.html
I would be happy to see a f
Hi Bernhard,
Bernhard R. Link wrote:
I've finally found the bug:
Excellent work. Thank you very much.
I've just applied your patches from yesterday and I updated every call
of sec_sscanf having %s in its format descriptor to include the buffer
length.
Greetings
Markus Ste
ow_bug.cgi?id=689734
Greetings from Germany
Markus Steinborn
GNU gv maintainer
PS: If you have to work with an unfixed version of ghostscript, setting
"-dMaxBitmap=" is reported to help.
Index: trunk/gs/base/gdevxini.c
==
Ho Jonas,
for a reproducer and a patch see the upstream bug report:
http://bugs.ghostscript.com/show_bug.cgi?id=691759
Greetimgs
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king commit, found the commit listed above. Noticed that SVN HEAD
works again, and searched the repairing commit by another binary search.
The Subversion comment of the commit 11808 (the repairing one) mentions
the upstream bug number, so it is quite easy to find the upstream bug.
Greetings fr
Package: ghostscript
Version: 9.00~dfsg-1
Please note that I do not use debian, but the debian package maintainer
Jonas Smedegaard's asked me to report a debian bug for the following bug
found in upstream ghostscript 9.00:
As visible on my system and documented on
http://bugs.ghostscript.co
I just cherrypicked r11499, r11500, r11510, r11514 and r11515 to my
private (non debian) ghostscript installation. These should fix the
regressions mentioned in the upstream bug report. Works fine.
I already had cherrypicked r11352 (the backported version, see bug
584653), r11468+11494 (attach
package ghostscript
tags 592569 + patch
thanks
The patch has been written by Didier Link ,
maintainer of GNU ghostscript.
Hope setting the tag works, IÄve never done that before.
Greetings
Markus
diff -u -r1.2 gs_init.ps
--- Resource/Init/gs_init.ps 10 Jul 2010 22:02:13 - 1.2
+++ Resou
Moritz Muehlenhoff wrote:
On Sat, Aug 07, 2010 at 11:19:06AM +0200, Markus Steinborn wrote:
Have there also been fixes to deal with the various regressions in
resource loading as described in
http://bugs.ghostscript.com/show_bug.cgi?id=691350 (Comment 17)
The svn commit message of
paul.sz...@sydney.edu.au wrote:
Yes. All those who wish to call gs in unsafe ways, can (should!)
explicitly use -P (and -NOSAFER).
You surely ment "-dNOSAFER", not "-NOSAFEE".
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The attached patches are taken from the upstream repository. r11352 has
been backported to GPL ghostscript 8.71. The other patch file contains
the documentation update done by upstream.
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diff -u trunk/gs/man/gs.1 trunk/gs/man/gs.1
--- trunk/gs/man
a filepath check as suggested by Werner Fink
is the best course of action.
That patch has been reverted by upstream with release e11494 (yes, the
same as above).
Greetings
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only in patch2:
unchanged:
--- trunk/gs/psi/msvc32.mak (Revision 11493)
+++ trunk/gs/psi/msvc32.mak
ript.com.
Note that the search path begins with ".".
Thanks
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ather
old version of GNU gv.
As upstream maintainer, I did my test with an up to date verasion of GNU
gv (because that is what I need for the development of GNU gv).
The following commit contains the fix (you see it is rather old):
commit a17416c462e5b6c9cc7c98c5ea01f580152f2da9
Author: Markus
disfunctional configure changes. So this
patch works.
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paul.sz...@sydney.edu.au schrieb:
Would it be possible to give the "unsafe" gs invocations an explicit
-dNOSAFER or somesuch argument, to override whatever I may set in my
wrapper, and to handle gs changing their defaults to secure settings?
Dunno. But currently ghostscript upstream says: WO
Markus Steinborn schrieb:
Well, then I can close the bug upstream. But for debian, it has to be
kept open - as lenny is vulnerable.
Addendum: Of cause only the part of the original bug report that
addresses file handling, not the options "-P-", "-dSAFE" and related.
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Bernhard R. Link schrieb:
* Markus Steinborn [100529 12:49]:
Well, the DSC parsing seems to be "-dSAFER"-incompatible. But with the
following settings I can open ps and pdf files - and pdf to postscript
conversion has sucessfully been tested on an example.
Looking at the c
c quit
So "-P-" may work with GNU gv - but some testing would help before
changing the defaults.
BTW: I have done my test with ghostscript 8.71.
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mkstemp to create the file (assuming
mkstemp is available on your system, which is the case on GNU/Linux).
Have verified that the permissions are 600 after getTmpfilename().
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in "State - Ghostscript options", you can add
the requested "-P-" quite easy: Add "-P-" to arguments and to the
beginning of "Scan PDF" and "Convert PDF". Let's start with this and
test if this breaks something.
Greetings from Germany
Mar
leaving this bug open but marked as invalid so it is as
easy to find as possible.
This also explains why it works on Fedora: They have fixed the bug in
Ghostscripzt 8.71.
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Just for your information:
version 2.2.49 improves the situation, that's right. But it does not fix
the bug.
For a test case that does not work and a working patch that I
contributed see
https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?28131
Additional information is on:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/sho
Markus Steinborn schrieb:
Yet I did not test it but from a rough look they did it in almost the
same way as I did.
Well, the standard situations seem to work now. But once again I managed
to construct a situation where the SUID-Bit is lost using setfacl
version 2.2.49:
-- cut
x
other::r-x
Before closing this bug, you may want to notice that version 2.2.49 does
not contain some option like "--keep-smodes" from my fix. IMHO it makes
sence to port this option to acl 2.2.49 (there may and probably will be
backups created with old acl versions and GNU tar!).
Gr
Hi Nathan,
I've not heard, but agr...@suse.de might be able to shed
some more light for you.
I'm sorry to tell you, bat Andreas Grienbacher (that's obviously one of
his email addresses) has not responded since a year or so. So I do not
expect an answer from hom any more.
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Nathan Scott wrote:
I've informed upstream, will wait to get their thoughts
Are there any news from upstream?
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essage which has been fixed in GNU gv
3.6.7.
IMHO we should leave this bug open, because the real bug is a lack of
documentation. Adding the single "GV.version"-line isn't a problem if
the user knows that he should do that.
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lacing ~/.gv by
the file that is actually used and an additional text if
XUSERFILESEARCHPATH is set. Furthermore I'll enhace gv-update-userconfig
to accept an optional parameter. If it is given, it'll be used instead
of ~/.gv.
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upstream GNU
eeds to be
updated.
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Hello Bastien ROUCARIES,
this is actually a bug in ghostscript, see
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=419183
According to this bug report, this buf should be fixed in GPL
Ghostscript 8.63,
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ool for this purpose already exists (which is even more
flexible), GNU gv will not be enhanced to support reverse order printing
in the near future. The main advantage is that gtklp can be used with
many applications, not just with GNU gv.
Greetings from Germany
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http://bugs.ghostscript.com/show_bug.cgi?id=689547 contains a working patch for
a more recent version of gpl ghostscript. Current GNU gv versions (beginning
with 3.6.2 (first workaround) resp.- 3.6.3 (improved workaround)) are
containing a quite good workaround for this bug. Note that this bug h
http://bugs.ghostscript.com/show_bug.cgi?id=688943 contains a working patch.
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package: acl
tags: 270099 + patch
severity: important
thanks
An additional remark: Please note that the patch for version 2.2.39
works with 2.2.23.
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tags: patch
severity: important
(The original posting contained the "severity: important" header with a
little misspelling, so I am repeating it.)
A german discussion concerning this bug can be read here
(http://tinyurl.com/442evz). The link is pointing to google groups.
That discussion lead to
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