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wrong src list - ali_deda - 11th January 2017
Maui-Mint update add wrong sources list
https://mauilinux.org/part-rolling-via-backports/
Quote:Then TICK both maui-xenial-backports and maui-xenial-backports-neon, so it looks like this:I enable src list a find erorr:
maui-xenial-backports-neon
src maui-xenial-backports missing -neon
I enable sources list to compile end correct holidays in calendar. I sent updates to the KDE address or it will be corrected one fine day and maybe never. I read on the Mint Forum about exploi that is corrected after 9 years, I'm shocked
Dirty cow Exploit patches
Postby deepakdeshp ยป Tue Oct 25, 2016 5:51 pm
Dirty cow is a very serious exploit. From which Mint versions have the
patches rolled out in update manager?
Which are the Mint versions not tequiring a patch?
There must be versions for which the patch may not have rolled out.
The youtube video is quite good. Looks like one can become root easily
and destroy the system or a whole network.
The bug has existed since around 2.6.22 (released in 2007) and was fixed
on Oct 18, 2016.
https://youtu.be/kEsshExn7aE
http://thehackernews.com/2016/10/linux-kernel-exploit.html?m=1
RE: wrong src list - leszek - 11th January 2017
Quote:maui-xenial-backports-neonThanks for reporting.
src maui-xenial-backports missing -neon
Will be fixed for the future. The source stuff is only needed if you want to recompile stuff manually using the source packages.
RE: wrong src list - ali_deda - 11th January 2017
I had to recompile the holidays, there are errors in the calendar. I've noticed that in the calendar for the 2017 it says that Orthodox Easter is on the 3rd of April 2017, but as far as I know both the Orthodox and the Catholic Easter are on the same day which is 16th of April 2017. Additionally, Orthodox Good Friday is supposedly on the 1st of April - Saturday, and Orthodox Holy Saturday is on the 2nd of April - Sunday.
Armistice Day, which was on the 11th of November 2016, was not present in the calendar at all, even though it is an official holiday in Serbia.
RE: wrong src list - leszek - 11th January 2017
The fix for maui-apt-config landed in maui-xenial-backports repo. Thanks again for reporting.
RE: wrong src list - ali_deda - 12th January 2017
Code:
mkdir deb-temp-build
cd deb-temp-build
apt source libkf5holidays5
cd kholidays-*
# edit src/parsers/plan2/holidayparserdriverplan.cpp
debuild -us -uc -nc
sudo dpkg -i ../libkf5holidays5_*.deb
# logout and loginhttps://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/129667/diff/ ---diff holidayparserdriverplan.cpp
https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/129668/diff/ ---missing holidays
RE: wrong src list - smoreau - 12th January 2017
(11th January 2017, 20:43)leszek Wrote: The fix for maui-apt-config landed in maui-xenial-backports repo. Thanks again for reporting.
It seems that there are 2 versions of maui-apt-config, 1.5.0 and 1.5.3 which one is the good ?
SM
RE: wrong src list - leszek - 12th January 2017
The higher one from the backports.
RE: wrong src list - smoreau - 12th January 2017
(12th January 2017, 10:04)leszek Wrote: The higher one from the backports.
So the 1.5.3 but it seems to lead to unsintall digikam again ?
What to do ?
RE: wrong src list - leszek - 12th January 2017
It should not uninstall anything as it does not depend in any way on digikam.
Maybe it's another package that it tries updating.
RE: wrong src list - smoreau - 12th January 2017
(12th January 2017, 10:43)leszek Wrote: It should not uninstall anything as it does not depend in any way on digikam.
Maybe it's another package that it tries updating.
I think it reproduces the problem of the thread update and digikam.