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Mariusz Zalewski wrote: |
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> Andrew Cowie wrote: |
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>> Gentoo is excellent from a security standpoint; either a version bump or |
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>> a backported patch tends to be made available very quickly, especially |
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>> on the various things that tend to be in production use. |
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> Did any institution or organization made some measurement? I mean - |
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> how much time does it take from 0 day (when the critical bug is |
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> discovered in the most popular server services: ssh, ftp, apache...) |
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> to the time, when new ebuild is available from emerge? Did anybody |
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> made this measurement? |
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take a look at |
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http://www.gentoo.org/security/en/glsa/index.xml |
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you can retrieve the timeslices, for me they are good enought. |