Another systemd oopsie that recommends upgrading your systemd packages. How many has that been this year?
https://www.debian.org/security/2019/dsa-4393
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DSA-4393-1 systemd -- security update
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I lost count, the best I recall, it's one?golinux wrote: ...How many has that been this year?...
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Re: DSA-4393-1 systemd -- security update
If the OP had read anything in the link they posted they would have seen this:How many has that been this year?
They could have just "clicked" the link, and seen the answer to the question.from: https://www.debian.org/security/2019/dsa-4393(same link)
---snip--- : For the detailed security status of systemd please refer to its security tracker page at: https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/systemd
And , yes you are right, it is the only one, so far this year, and for the current stable Debian, (stretch)has been fixed...for Debian Jessie, it has not.
But any way , thanks for letting everyone know, so that they know to do a upgradefrom https://security-tracker.debian.org/tra ... ge/systemd
===========Bug jessie stretch buster = sid Description
CVE-2019-6454 vulnerable fixed vulnerable fixed systemd (PID1) crash with specially crafted D-Bus message
Debian Security Advisory: We recommend that you upgrade your systemd packages.
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Re: DSA-4393-1 systemd -- security update
I have no idea what you are talking about, but please, don't try to explain,..
Maybe, a mod can get the fire extinguisher, looks like the trolls are getting ready to have a barbecue, or something.
Oh, and Unix, Linux, and even Debian are all very user friendly, if and when the system admin decides to set up a user friendly system, Windows users don't find Unix like systems very friendly, and generally do not know how to administer any kind of system.
Maybe, a mod can get the fire extinguisher, looks like the trolls are getting ready to have a barbecue, or something.
Oh, and Unix, Linux, and even Debian are all very user friendly, if and when the system admin decides to set up a user friendly system, Windows users don't find Unix like systems very friendly, and generally do not know how to administer any kind of system.
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Don't use Reddit, the Chinese government have pwned itWheelerof4te wrote:the thread at /r/Linux is a dumpster fire again.
@OP: thanks for the heads-up.
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I trust China more than USA, though.Head_on_a_Stick wrote:Don't use Reddit, the Chinese government have pwned it
And I frequent safe subreddits
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Isn't that like preferring gonorrhea over syphilis?Wheelerof4te wrote:I trust China more than USA
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