So in this case, 2006-03-09 is the current release, and there is no
patches. If this bug were critical, you would post a 2006-03-09-A
along w/
diffs from the previous release?
Do you know off hand how the FreeBSD port maintainer deals w/ this?
Do you alert, or are they individually attentive?
-burt
On Jun 2, 2006, at 3:33 PM, Andreas Gohr wrote:
burt wrote:Thanks. I think this is a good plan. However, I am concerned that I don't end up running beta code, but keeping sync w/ the dev tree.
I don't recommend running devel releases on production servers. Instead you should just fix security problems. Critical bugs are always announced at the freshmeat announcement list together with a link to a description on how to manually fix the problem. Usually a fixed release (version number just gets a letter appended) is provided for download as well.
However in this case the problem is considered non-critical as it is only exploitable by admin users. Normal users could just hack them self ;-)
See http://bugs.splitbrain.org/?do=details&id=820 on how you could fix it your self.
Andi
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