Hi,
seems like it's time for a stable T(A)ILS point-release (0.6.1) that
would fix the following Debian security announces:
[DSA 2122-1] New glibc packages fix local privilege escalation
[DSA 2123-1] New NSS packages fix cryptographic weaknesses
[DSA 2124-1] New Xulrunner packages fix several vulnerabilities
[DSA 2132-1] New xulrunner packages fix several vulnerabilities
[DSA-2136-1] New tor packages fix potential code execution
In order to prepare this point-release I have looked at the bugfixes
that could be cherry-picked from the devel branch into the stable one
(using gitk origin/stable..origin/devel).
I cherry-picked a few ones (the commit IDs are the ones from the new
stable branch, not the ones from the devel branch):
2ff8eede Remove trailing whitespace.
ad9549df Htpdate: display the logs when the clock synchronization fails.
eeab6f72 Seahorse: use same keyserver as in gpg.conf.
83cbd310 FireGPG: use the same keyserver as the one configured in gpg.conf.
Any other important + tested enough bugfixes that we would want to
backport before building this point-release?
Bye,
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