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I know, glsa-check is still beta, so it can eat my pants and use my |
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hamster as a golf ball... however I am happily using it to keep my |
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system updated, and you will be able to keep me out of glsa-check only |
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if you pry it from my cold dead hands. |
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However this evening glsa-check did some funny stuff: |
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Note that I have already installed kernel 2.4.26-r9 on the system |
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where I am doing the check, however glsa-check -f all re-emerged the |
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gentoo-sources at least two times: |
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fixing 200407-16 |
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fixing 200408-24 |
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I think it will be doing it a third time (since glsa-check -p all |
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showed wrongly that my system is vulnerable to a third glsa as well). |
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Any hint? |
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Any further question on my setup? (I admit this report is a bit too |
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short, but feel free to ask for more information). |
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Thankyou. |
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Davide Inglima - limaCAT |
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http://limacat.blogspot.com |
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