Hi all,
As current code, osc/conf.py:722
os.chmod(conffile. 0600)
the specified oscrc file, whether or not ~/.oscrc, should be writable for
current user.
But in some cases, users want to run osc as special user, e.g. nobody in
some daemons, and there's no
a proper place to store the writable oscrc.
If osc can support global readonly oscrc for system wide configuration,
the things can be easier.
My question is: should osc support the readonly global oscrc? Is there
any potential security issue?
Thanks,
- jf.ding
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Hi,
Sorry if this has been asked before, but is there a way to set the release number for built packages? Since I've made lots of changes, my built packages have a very high release number. Is there a way to reset it to "0" or "1" (without starting a new project/package)?
TIA,
Ann
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$ osc dependson games megaglest openSUSE_11.3 x86_64
megaglest :
SDL
cmake
curl
jam
libtheora
openal-soft
It's possible to make it output
megaglest :
SDL
cmake
curl >= 7.21
jam
libtheora
openal-soft
?
I want this for the case a packageA is linked to a repository only
because the newer version is needed to backport another packageB. I
want to know when I can delete that link since all the current
supported openSUSE versions already have a new enough packageA.
TIA
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The openSUSE Build Service team has released verison 2.0.8 and 2.1.6.
=====================================================================
Both versions are fixing a critical security leak which can be missused to modify
projects or packages without having write permission there. We highly recommend to
update your instance therefore.
Thanks to Marcus Hüwe for reporting this issue.
Version 1.7 is not affected by this issue.
OBS 2.1.6 is fixing also security issues in LDAP mode and a possible crossite scripting
attack vector on the login screen (full XSS protection in all webui interfaces will be part
of OBS 2.3).
Thanks to Dean Pierce from Intel for discussing these issues and possible solutions with us.
Version 2.1.6 can be downloaded as usual from gitorious, openSUSE:Tools (or openSUSE:Tool:2.0
for version 2.0.8) project repositories or as appliance for testing and production systems:
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_Appliance
OBS 2.1.6 contains also further changes, please read the release notes below:
#
# openSUSE Build Service 2.1.6
#
Updaters from any OBS 2.1 release can just ugrade the packages and restart
all services. Updaters from former releases should read the
README.UPDATERS file.
Security fixes:
===============
* api: fix security leak which allowed to modify packages or projects without write access (CVE-2011-0466)
* api: change password in LDAP mode was possible for foreign user (bnc #648982)
* webui: Fix possible XSS attack vectors in login page (bnc #669909, CVE-2011-0462)
Feature backports:
==================
None
Changes:
========
* openSUSE 11.4 and Debian 6.0 got added as default target.
* adding reviewers or changing the review state is only allowed for requests which are in review state now.
Bugfixes:
=========
* webui: Fix link to moved OBS web forums
* webui: Fix adding of repositories from remote projects in advanced repository interface
* api and webui: Do not use (and fail with) rails 3 environment
* api: allow admins to raise "sourceaccess" permissions on existing projects or packages
* api: do not allow to create packages with invalid chars via branch command
* api: do not fail on "mbranch" when a package gets found directly and indirectly via project link
* backend: Allow browsing of repositories of remote projects (fixes advanced webui view for adding repos)
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I remember that there used to be a problem with mandrivia not recognizing OBS
reposotories. Has this been fixed? Is it a problem with OBS or Mandrivia?
Thank You.
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