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From: Kurt Lieber <klieber@g.o>
To: gentoo-gwn@g.o
Subject: [gentoo-gwn] Gentoo Weekly Newsletter -- Volume 2, Issue 11
Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2003 01:58:12
Message-Id: 20030317015452.GN20569@mail.lieber.org
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2 Gentoo Weekly Newsletter
3 http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/current.xml
4 This is the Gentoo Weekly Newsletter for the week of March 17th, 2003.
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6
7 ==============
8 1. Gentoo News
9 ==============
10
11 Summary
12 -------
13
14 * Update from the Game Developers Conference
15 * GWN looking for contributors
16 * rsync.gentoo.org shows signs of strain as Gentoo Linux continues to
17 grow
18 * Gentoo Linux launches a "hardened Gentoo" effort
19 * New items at the Gentoo Store
20
21 Update from the Game Developers Conference
22 ------------------------------------------
23
24 As reported earlier[1], Gentoo Linux was present at the recent Game
25 Developers Conference as an official member of the NVIDIA booth. Dean
26 Bailey was Gentoo's official representative and was joined by Emmett
27 Plant, CEO of Xiph.org[2]. Between Dean, Emmet and the compelling
28 combination of Unreal Tournament 2003 and Gentoo, the conference was a
29 success and introduced many game developers to the wonders of Gentoo Linux.
30
31 1.
32 http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/20030303-newsletter.xml#doc_chap1_sect2
33 2. http://www.xiph.org/
34
35 GWN looking for contributors
36 ----------------------------
37
38 It's hard to believe that the Gentoo Weekly Newsletter is now almost four
39 months old. The ride so far has been a mixture of fun, frustration and
40 plenty of excitement. Each week, we get several emails commenting on how
41 much people enjoy the GWN which is a great help in keeping the GWN team
42 motivated. In an effort to maintain the quality and comprehensiveness that
43 our readers have come to expect from the GWN, we need your help in filling
44 the following positions on our team:
45
46
47 * Mailing List Coordinator -- Follow the threads on gentoo-user,
48 gentoo-dev and some of the other more popular mailing lists. Work with the
49 other mailing list coordinators to write up a summary of the top 3-4
50 threads of each list
51 * Forums Coordinator -- Follow the forums on the Gentoo Forums[2]. Work
52 with the other mailing list coordinators to write up a summary of the top
53 3-4 threads on the forums for that week
54 * Feature writer -- Have an idea for an article you want to write for the
55 GWN? Let us know!
56
57 If you're interested in one of the positions above, please send us an
58 email at gwn-feedback@g.o. Remember that it's folks like you that
59 make the GWN possible.
60
61 rsync.gentoo.org shows signs of strain as Gentoo Linux continues to grow
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63
64 As most Gentoo Linux users know, rsync.gentoo.org is a very important
65 domain name. What many people don't know, however, is exactly how
66 rsync.gentoo.org works. Currently, rsync.gentoo.org resolves to one of 20
67 different IP addresses through a process known as DNS round robin
68 resolution. This essentially is a way of randomly distributing the load of
69 rsync.gentoo.org across multiple servers globally. As Gentoo Linux
70 continues to grow, we've continued to add rsync mirrors to our rotation as
71 generous Gentoo users donate their servers and bandwidth to host a mirror
72 of our Portage tree.
73
74 This past week, Gentoo Linux hit an unusual problem as the number of rsync
75 mirrors in the rsync.gentoo.org rotation increased to the point where the
76 total query response packet size became too large for UDP to handle,
77 causing DNS to fall back on TCP to transmit the larger packet size.
78 Despite the fact that this is perfectly valid behavior according to RFC
79 1035[3], many firewalls are still configured to block TCP traffic on port
80 53. This caused some problems[4] among the Gentoo user community as some
81 folks found themselves unable to resolve rsync.gentoo.org, which also
82 meant they were unable to successfully run emerge sync.
83
84 3. http://www.faqs.org/ftp/rfc/rfc1035.txt
85 4. http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=40230
86
87 As a short-term solution, the number of rsync mirrors in the
88 rsync.gentoo.org rotation was reduced to allow responses to be sent over
89 UDP. As Gentoo Linux continues to grow, however, this will not be a
90 permanent solution. Instead, we're working on two longer-term solutions:
91
92 * Migrating to the use of continent and country codes for rsync mirror
93 rotations. Please see this week's Tips & Tricks section for examples on
94 how to set up your box to use this new system.
95 * Changing our core DNS infrastructure to allow the continued expansion
96 of the rsync.gentoo.org rotation without causing the response packet to
97 become too large. Look for more information about this in a future version
98 of the Gentoo Weekly Newsletter.
99
100 Gentoo Linux launches a "hardened Gentoo" effort
101 -------------------------------------------------
102
103 An official effort to build a hardened version of Gentoo Linux was
104 launched this week. Built using many of the userland tools, as well as the
105 access controls currently available in Security-Enhanced Linux[5], this
106 effort should be of interest to anyone running a Gentoo server in an
107 environment that demands a higher level of security.
108
109 5. http://www.nsa.gov/selinux/
110
111 Anyone interested in participating in this effort should sign up[6] on the
112 gentoo-hardened mailing list.
113
114 6. gentoo-hardened-subscribe@g.o
115
116 New items at the Gentoo Store
117 -----------------------------
118
119 Based on requests from Gentoo Linux users, the number of items available
120 at the Gentoo Linux Merchandise Online Store[7] has increased
121 significantly. From posters to golf shirts to bumper stickers, now you can
122 show off Gentoo Linux just about anywhere. Prices have also been reduced
123 on many items as well. Remember that each item purchased from the official
124 online store directly supports the continued development of Gentoo Linux.
125
126 7. http://www.cafeshops.com/cp/store.aspx?s=gentoolinux
127
128 ==================
129 2. Gentoo Security
130 ==================
131
132 Summary
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134
135 * GLSA: ethereal
136 * GLSA: netscape-flash
137 * GLSA: file
138 * New Security Bug Reports
139
140 GLSA: ethereal
141 --------------
142
143 The ethereal network monitor application contains a string overflow
144 vulnerability in its SOCKS dissector and a heap overflow in its NTLMSSP
145 code. These vulnerabilities could be used to crash or run arbitrary code
146 under the privileges of the ethereal service by passing a carefully
147 crafted network packet.
148
149 * Severity: High - Remote DOS, code execution.
150 * Packages Affected: net-analyzer/ethereal versions prior to
151 ethereal-0.9.10
152 * Rectification: Synchronize and emerge ethereal, emerge clean.
153 * GLSA Announcement[7]
154 * Advisory[7]
155
156 GLSA: netscape-flash
157 --------------------
158
159 A patch which cumulatively resolves several buffer overflows and sandbox
160 violations in Macromedia Flash players has been released. These
161 vulnerabilities could theoretically be used to gain remote access to a
162 target computer. No exploits have been demonstrated.
163
164 * Severity: High - Remote code execution.
165 * Packages Affected: net-www/netscape-flash versions prior to
166 netscape-flash-6.0.79
167 * Rectification: Synchronize and emerge netscape-flash, emerge clean.
168 * GLSA Announcement[7]
169 * Advisory[7]
170
171 GLSA: file
172 ----------
173
174 The file(1) command contains a buffer overflow vulnerability that could be
175 used to execute arbitrary code under the privileges of the target user.
176
177 * Severity: Moderate - Privilege elevation, mitigated by requirement for
178 target participation.
179 * Packages Affected: sys-apps/file versions prior to file-3.4.1
180 * Rectification: Synchronize and emerge file, emerge clean.
181 * GLSA Announcement[7]
182 * Advisory[7]
183
184 New Security Bug Reports
185 ------------------------
186
187 The following new security bugs were posted this week:
188
189 * dev-db/mysql[7]
190 * net-mail/qpopper[7]
191 * sys-apps/man[7]
192
193
194 =================================
195 3. Featured Developer of the Week
196 =================================
197
198 Grant Goodyear
199
200 Figure 3.1: Grant Goodyear, aka g2boojum
201 http://www.gentoo.org/images/gwn/20030317_g2boojum.jpg
202 Grant Goodyear[8] is an old timer at Gentoo - quite possibly the only
203 current developer who has been with the project longer is Daniel Robbins
204 himself. Grant, who had been using OpenBSD for scientific computing at
205 work found out about Gentoo through Drobbins' articles[9] at IBM's
206 DeveloperWorks. At the time (about three years ago) #gentoo was a channel
207 with only a dozen or so regulars, the 'ebuild' command existed but
208 'emerge', with its dependency checking did not, there were only a couple
209 hundred packages, the gentoo-dev@g.o mailing list was the bug
210 tracker, and the only real source of information on writing ebuilds was
211 'man 5 ebuild'. Like many others who eventually became developers, Grant
212 fixed bugs and wrote packages until the developers (then just Achim
213 Gottinger and Drobbins) got tired of committing his changes and asked him
214 to become a developer. Now he's a Senior Development Manager, a trouble
215 shooter and occasional source of advice to younger developers. Grant wrote
216 the Desktop Configuration Guide[10] back when Gentoo upgrades meant a new
217 install so that he could recreate his setup each time. He also edited the
218 Install Instructions[11] which countless users have now used to set Gentoo
219 up more or less from scratch on their machines.
220
221 8. g2boojum@g.o
222 9. http://www.gentoo.org/main/en/articles.xml
223 10. http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/desktop.xml
224 11. http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gentoo-x86-install.xml
225
226 Grant is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Clemson University in
227 South Carolina who publishes all his results in freely (as in speech)
228 available, open scientific journals. He's a theoretical chemist, so he
229 spends a lot of his time using computers (all running Linux) to model
230 chemical processes occurring in liquids. He teaches Physical Chemistry 2,
231 which comprises chemical kinetics, quantum mechanics, statistical
232 mechanics, and spectroscopy to undergraduates who would prefer that
233 understanding the world didn't involve so much math. Grant is forced to
234 run Red Hat on his 16-processor cluster, but his P4 and dual Athlon
235 workstations, web/dns server, laptop, and home desktop all run Gentoo. He
236 uses Fluxbox as his WM, screen with irssi for IRC, konqueror for reading
237 'ebuild(5)', vim, galeon, evolution, and squirrelmail. He feels obligated
238 to use sendmail because he wrote the ebuild for it, but actually prefers
239 postfix.
240
241 Grant likes to read science fiction with good character development and
242 happy endings. In his less-than-copious spare time he calls Contra
243 dances[12]. He just got married a few weeks ago, and has accumulated many
244 frequent flier miles visiting his wife Sarah in Houston, Texas from his
245 home in Greenville, South Carolina.
246
247 12. http://www.grantgoodyear.org/contra.html
248
249 =========================
250 4. Heard In The Community
251 =========================
252
253 Web Forums
254 ----------
255
256 Small Inconveniences
257
258 Success can be a burden, everybody knows that. The Forums, being
259 particularly successful, have had their shares of load problems, and
260 solutions will have to be found rather quickly by switching to a more
261 powerful hardware platform. While efforts are under way, site admin
262 rac[13] has put the brake on a few features that were responsible for
263 bringing down the Forum's performance, notably the number of thread views
264 that is no longer being updated, the list of people being simultaneously
265 online not sorted alphabetically anymore, and a limitation to ego-searches
266 that now includes only the last two weeks of an individual's post count:
267
268 13. http://forums.gentoo.org/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=1742
269
270 * Small inconveniences[13]
271 * Where are all my posts?[13]
272
273 Kernel Sources - Which Do What?
274
275 Things were quite easy in the early days of Gentoo with just a handful of
276 kernel source packages to choose from, but the variety of different
277 patchsets, special purpose kernels and platforms at the end of a simple
278 "emerge ***-sources" has grown completely out of proportion. Over the last
279 week, a few descriptions have been put together to update the FAQ about
280 kernel sources in Gentoo, creating a rather impressive document. Still a
281 few blanks to be filled in if you care to add to the knowledge base:
282
283 * KC6: Which sources?[13]
284 * [FAQF] KC6: Which sources?[13]
285
286 Embarrassing DistroWatch Cheat Attempt
287
288 A particularly stupid git has managed to jeopardize Gentoo's reputation by
289 rigging the page view count on DistroWatch, Ladislav Bodnar's well-known
290 list of available Linux distributions. In Ladislav's words: "Now come on,
291 folks! It's just a page hit ranking, it simply monitors how many times a
292 distribution page gets viewed, nothing more! It's not meant to be taken
293 seriously, which I've stated many times - to no avail". Some people are
294 just hopeless:
295
296 * Anyone else see this on DistroWatch? Gentoo Cheater...[13]
297 * DistroWatch[13]
298
299 gentoo-user
300 -----------
301
302 Mozilla and Java, continued...
303
304 The classic tale of Mozilla's distaste for a cup of joe on a Gentoo linux
305 system has returned to the gentoo-user list this week. It seems that the
306 lizard has plenty of pent up fire to warrant the use of caffeine.
307 Fortunately this weeks telling contained many success stories on how
308 Gentoo'ers managed to pair the two up. Examples were given for both Sun
309 and Blackdown's JDK integration into Mozilla's plugins. These should
310 provide any Gentoo'er the opportunity to take a crack at games.yahoo.com
311 in no time.
312
313 * Mozilla and Java[13]
314 * Mozilla and Java (Again)[13]
315 * Blackdown JDK Solution[13]
316 * Sun JDK Solution[13]
317
318 gentoo-dev
319 ----------
320
321 Portage-2.0.47-r10 Out for Testing
322
323 Small changes to the portage system have been coming along this week.
324 Changes include minor corrections and alterations, but also additional
325 features. All of this can be looked up in the changelog[14], of course.
326 However one new option worth special mention is the change to etc-update
327 that allows for automerging of the config files. So from now on when the
328 occasional emerge -u world is complete and all you have left to do is the
329 etc-update, just let the new automerge feature do the work for you! It
330 should be ready for tests so don't hold back on the feedback[15].
331
332 14. http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=gentoo-dev&m=104738400107435&w=2
333 15. http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=gentoo-dev&m=104738400107435&w=2
334
335 And a little reminder, if something isn't quite as it should be after the
336 etc-update. Try env-update and source /etc/profile both as root.
337
338 GLSAs and an Automatic Security Package Tool
339
340 Ideas are forming about the Portage system somehow growing to include the
341 GLSAs. This week has seen a small discussion[16] about how it could come
342 to life. The Gentoo Linux Security Announcements[17], as you all know,
343 inform us when holes in software packages become a security hazard. And
344 the general consensus is that it would be a very powerful tool if the
345 portage system could not only update packages for us but also apply those
346 very needed security patches. Or maybe even entirely mask them out and
347 only allow for updates to packages with no known security risks. Anyway, I
348 don't think it is too much to say that it would be a most welcome twist to
349 Gentoo!
350
351 16. http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=gentoo-dev&m=104740560004390&w=2
352 17. http://forums.gentoo.org/viewforum.php?f=16
353
354 =======================
355 5. Gentoo International
356 =======================
357
358 New Dutch Forum Moderators Announced
359
360 Two new moderators, one Belgian, one Dutch, have been assigned to
361 supervise the Netherlands forum[18]. Long-time Forum dweller Garo[19] and
362 developer Foser[20] have gracefully accepted to split the task between
363 them.
364
365 18. http://forums.gentoo.org/viewforum.php?f=36
366 19. http://forums.gentoo.org/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=3842
367 20. http://forums.gentoo.org/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=8828
368
369 ================
370 6. Portage Watch
371 ================
372
373 The following stable packages were added to portage this week
374 -------------------------------------------------------------
375
376 * app-emulation/stella : Stella Atari 2600 VCS Emulator
377 http://stella.sourceforge.net/
378 * app-games/codebreaker : mastermind style game
379 http://packages.debian.org/codebreaker/
380 * app-games/lpairs : Kids card/puzzle game
381 http://lgames.sourceforge.net/index.php?project=LPairs
382 * app-games/penguzzle : Tcl/Tk variant of the well-known 15-puzzle game
383 http://www.naskita.com/linux/penguzzle/penguzzle.shtml
384 * app-games/raptor2 : space shoot-em-up game
385 http://raptorv2.sourceforge.net/
386 * app-games/tuxmath : Educational arcade game where you have to solve
387 math problems http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxmath/
388 * dev-ml/pxp : PXP is a validating XML parser library for O'Caml
389 http://www.ocaml-programming.de/packages/documentation/pxp/index_dev.html
390 * dev-libs/xmlrpc-c : A lightweigt RPC library based on XML and HTTP
391 http://xmlrpc-c.sourceforge.net/
392 * media-libs/dumb : IT, XM, S3M and MOD player library
393 http://dumb.sourceforge.net/
394 * media-sound/hydrogen : Linux Drum Machine
395 http://hydrogen.sourceforge.net
396 * media-sound/protux : Professional Audio Tools for
397 GNU/Linuxhttp://www.nognu.org/protux
398
399 Updates to notable packages
400 ---------------------------
401
402 * sys-apps/portage - portage-2.0.47-r10.ebuild;
403 * x11-base/xfree - xfree-4.3.0-r1.ebuild;
404 * sys-kernel/* - ac-sources-2.4.21_pre5-r3.ebuild;
405 gaming-sources-2.4.20-r1.ebuild; lolo-sources-2.4.20.2_pre5.ebuild;
406 mm-sources-2.5.64-r4.ebuild; mm-sources-2.5.64-r5.ebuild;
407 mm-sources-2.5.64-r6.ebuild; wolk-sources-4.0_rc2.ebuild;
408 wolk-sources-4.0_rc3.ebuild;
409 * dev-db/mysql - mysql-4.0.11a-r1.ebuild;
410 * app-admin/gentoolkit - gentoolkit-0.1.19-r3.ebuild;
411
412 New USE variables
413 -----------------
414
415 * lirc - Adds support for lirc (Linux's Infra-Red Remote Control)
416
417 ===========
418 7. Bugzilla
419 ===========
420
421 Summary
422 -------
423
424 * Statistics
425 * Closed Bug Ranking
426 * New Bug Rankings
427
428 Statistics
429 ----------
430
431 The Gentoo community uses Bugzilla (bugs.gentoo.org[21]) to record and
432 track bugs, notifications, suggestions and other interactions with the
433 development team. In the last 7 days, activity on the site has resulted in:
434
435 21. http://bugs.gentoo.org
436
437 * 284 new bugs this week
438 * 417 bugs closed or resolved this week
439 * 6 previously closed bugs were reopened this week.
440 * 2047 total bugs currently marked 'new'
441 * 479 total bugs currently assigned to developers
442
443 There are currently 2586 bugs open in bugzilla. Of these: 66 are labelled
444 'blocker', 87 are labelled 'critical', and 185 are labelled 'major'.
445
446 Closed Bug Rankings
447 -------------------
448
449 The developers and teams who have closed the most bugs this week are:
450
451 * Seemant Kulleen[21], with 21 closed bugs[21]
452 * The Mirror Administrators[21], with 18 closed bugs[21]
453 * The Gnome Team[21], with 18 closed bugs[21]
454 * The Games Team[21], with 15 closed bugs[21]
455 * Nicholas Jones[21], with 13 closed bugs[21]
456 * Jason Shoemaker[21], with 13 closed bugs[21]
457
458 New Bug Rankings
459 ----------------
460
461 The developers and teams who have been assigned the most new bugs this
462 week are:
463
464
465 * Martin Schlemmer[21], with 30 new bugs[21]
466 * Nick Hadaway[21], with 20 new bugs[21]
467 * The Gnome Team[21], with 19 new bugs[21]
468 * Nicholas Jones[21], with 14 new bugs[21]
469 * Seth Chandler[21], with 13 new bugs[21]
470
471 ==================
472 8. Tips and Tricks
473 ==================
474
475 Using a localized rsync mirror rotation.
476
477 This week's tip shows you how to take advantage of the new country and
478 continent-specific round robin rsync mirror rotations.
479
480 The first step is to determine if your country has a round robin rotation
481 assigned to it.
482 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
483 | Code Listing 8.1: |
484 | Using host to determine country-specific gentoo domains |
485 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
486 | |
487 |$ host rsync.no.gentoo.org |
488 |rsync.no.gentoo.org has address 80.239.42.138 |
489 | |
490 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
491 If your country doesn't have an rsync mirror rotation set up yet, you'll
492 see something like the following:
493 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
494 | Code Listing 8.2: |
495 | Not all countries have rsync mirrors yet |
496 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
497 | |
498 |$ host rsync.mx.gentoo.org |
499 |Host rsync.mx.gentoo.org not found: 3(NXDOMAIN) |
500 | |
501 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
502
503 You'll need to emerge the bind-tools package in order to use host Not
504 sure what your two-letter country code is? Here[22] is the official list.
505
506 22. http://www.iana.org/cctld/cctld-whois.htm
507
508 Another option is to use the new continent-level rsync mirror rotations.
509 Currently, the following continent rotations are set up:
510
511 * rsync.namerica.gentoo.org -- North America
512 * rsync.samerica.gentoo.org -- South America
513 * rsync.europe.gentoo.org -- Europe
514 * rsync.asia.gentoo.org -- Asia
515 * rsync.au.gentoo.org -- Australia (same as the country code)
516
517 Once you have identified which rsync mirror you want to use, edit your
518 /etc/make.conf file and place that value in the SYNC variable.
519 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
520 | Code Listing 8.1: |
521 | SYNC set to use the rsync.us.gentoo.org rotation |
522 rotation-------------------------------------------------------------------
523 | |
524 |SYNC="rsync.us.gentoo.org" |
525 | |
526 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
527
528
529 ==========================
530 9. Moves, Adds and Changes
531 ==========================
532
533 Moves
534 -----
535
536 The following developers recently left the Gentoo team:
537
538 * none this week
539
540 Adds
541 ----
542
543 The following developers recently joined the Gentoo Linux team:
544
545 * Patrick Kursawe (phosphan) -- bug fixes and miscellaneous stuff
546 * Sven Vermeulen (SwifT) -- Dutch documentation
547
548 Changes
549 -------
550
551 The following developers recently changed roles within the Gentoo Linux
552 project.
553
554 * none this week
555
556 =====================
557 10. Contribute to GWN
558 =====================
559
560 Interested in contributing to the Gentoo Weekly Newsletter? Send us an
561 email[23].
562
563 23. gwn-feedback@g.o
564
565 ================
566 11. GWN Feedback
567 ================
568
569 Please send us your feedback[24] and help make GWN better.
570
571 24. gwn-feedback@g.o
572
573 ===================
574 12. Other Languages
575 ===================
576
577 The Gentoo Weekly Newsletter is also available in the following languages:
578
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588
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631 Tirant <tirant@×××××.net> - Spanish Translation
632 Jaime Freire <jfreire@××.com> - Spanish Translation
633 Lucas Sallovitz <krusty_ar@×××××.com> - Spanish Translation