Public bug reported:
The old quota file format used quota.* names. These names have explicit
protection in tmpreaper's /etc/cron.daily file.
However, the new quota files have a different name. They're named
aquota.*. These are just as important as the older quota-prefixed files.
** Affects: tmpr
** Attachment added: "Patch for (installation path) /etc/cron.daily/tmpreaper"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16713158/tmpreaper-aquota.patch
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tmpreaper should automatically avoid /tmp/aquota.{user,group}
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/257093
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number issue.
This would make the next version, according to the debian/changelog
file: 1:3.0.73-1
Cheers,
Steven Black
** Affects: mailagent (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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mailagent package has wrong version number (3.73 should be 3.0.73)
https://bugs.launchpad.n
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: friendly-recovery
friendly-recovery uses files in /usr, but runs in single-user mode.
This is a violation of the Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, which
states that "The contents of the root filesystem must be adequate to
boot, restore, recover, and/o
My preference:
Instead of /usr/share, the recovery menu logic moves to /lib. Either
whiptail needs to also move to /bin, or you need to fall-back to a
shell-based solution if whiptail is unavailable (such as the partition
not available).
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friendly-recovery violates the Linux Filesystem Hierarc
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: friendly-recovery
It would be great if the recovery-menu project could add a static-
compiled stub that tries to run the recovery-menu with bash, and if that
fails it would try to fall back to a known static-compiled shell (such
as sash, busybox-static, o
*** This bug is a security vulnerability ***
Public security bug reported:
Binary package hint: friendly-recovery
When you install sash it clones your root account to create a 'sashroot'
account.
This is useless with Ubuntu, as Ubuntu has root's account locked out.
This means sash is cloning a
Correcting the package this affects.
** Changed in: sash (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: friendly-recovery => sash
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sash creates 'sashroot' account
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/234434
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I wanted to add that when sash is purged, it does not remove the
sashroot account. -- However the shell gets changed to bash.
This means that if packages are being monitored by regular daily reports
pulled from a dpkg -l list, you can get around this showing up in logs
by installing sash and immed
I ran across this bug report when I was experiencing a very similar
problem -- one which I think Adam may be experiencing.
Adam, is it really crashing randomly, or does it reliably crash when you
try to save the game? When it crashed via saving the game, it will
likely leave a save-file around whi
It looks like wiki.t-o-m-e.net is currently off-line.
Worst case this patch should be easy to recreate.
There's a buffer overflow in the save-game logic. Since it only happened
saving the game, and most folks save the game before they quit, folks
never noticed the buffer overflow... until Valgrin
Okay. I'm not sure how similar this is to the original patch, but the
following three line patch takes care of the issue.
There may be some other consequence of this. I didn't increase the
buffer so it is getting truncated, but I don't see it.
I'm just using strncpy instead of strcpy to make sure
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