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[opensuse-factory] New Tumbleweed snapshot 20180222 released!
by Dominique Leuenberger 24 Feb '18

24 Feb '18

Please note that this mail was generated by a script. The described changes are computed based on the x86_64 DVD. The full online repo contains too many changes to be listed here. Please check the known defects of this snapshot before upgrading: https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/overview?distri=opensuse&groupid=1&versio… When you reply to report some issues, make sure to change the subject. It is not helpful to keep the release announcement subject in a thread while discussing a specific problem. Packages changed: clamav createrepo cups-filters (1.19.0 -> 1.20.0) evolution gstreamer-plugins-ugly icedtea-web kdeconnect-kde libdrm (2.4.89 -> 2.4.90) libid3tag libixion libmad liborcus (0.13.2 -> 0.13.3) libvirt libzypp (17.1.2 -> 17.1.3) perl-Moose (2.2009 -> 2.2010) perl-Perl-Tidy (20180101 -> 20180219) perl-libwww-perl (6.31 -> 6.32) spamassassin tuned unixODBC virtualbox xdm === Details === ==== clamav ==== Subpackages: libclamav7 - bsc#1045490, CVE-2012-6706: VMSF_DELTA filter in libclamunrar allows arbitrary memory write (clamav-CVE-2012-6706.patch). - Buildrequire curl-devel to enable clamsubmit. ==== createrepo ==== - make createrepo et al an alternative, so that createrepo_c can be installed and configured as substitute [bnc#1075670] - also provide createrepo-implementation ==== cups-filters ==== Version update (1.19.0 -> 1.20.0) - Version upgrade to 1.20.0: * Mainly enhancements and fixes for the PPD generator. * For detailed info see the NEWS file. - fix_upstream_bug_1421.patch is the upstream fix for https://bugs.linuxfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1421 - Use 'BuildRequires python3-cups' only if suse_version >= 1330 (cf. "Do not require python-cups but rather python3-cups" below) which means after any SLE12 service pack and after any Leap 42.x i.e. for Tumbleweed, Leap 15.x, and the upcoming SLE15 and later otherwise still use 'BuildRequires python-cups' to make it build and usable again not only on some newest systems according to https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:How_to_contribute_to_the_Printing_project ==== evolution ==== Subpackages: evolution-lang evolution-plugin-bogofilter evolution-plugin-pst-import evolution-plugin-spamassassin - Remove BuildRequires on pkgconfig(libgtkhtml-4.0): evolution only relies on webkit2gtk3. ==== gstreamer-plugins-ugly ==== Subpackages: gstreamer-plugins-ugly-lang - Run over with spec-cleaner - Remove conditions around package definition, this makes source_validator happy as orig-addons are not built in openSUSE yet they are mentioned in baselibs.conf - Move pkgconfig(libmpeg2) BuildRequires and resulting plugin out of conditional build, since it is now available in openSUSE. ==== icedtea-web ==== Subpackages: icedtea-web-javadoc - Disable the native plugin for SLE from version 15 (fate#323976) ==== kdeconnect-kde ==== Subpackages: kdeconnect-kde-lang - Add 0001-Fix-null-dereference.patch to fix a null dereference. - Add signature file kdeconnect-kde-v1.2.1.tar.xz.sig ==== libdrm ==== Version update (2.4.89 -> 2.4.90) Subpackages: libdrm-devel libdrm2 libdrm_amdgpu1 libdrm_intel1 libdrm_nouveau2 libdrm_radeon1 - Remove unneeded defattr stanza - Remove pthread-stubs dependency - Remove unneeded autotool dependencies - Update to version 2.4.90: + Add meson build system + always define HAVE_FREEDRENO_KGSL + always define HAVE_CAIRO + always define HAVE_VALGRIND + amdgpu: Update deadlock test to not assert on ECANCELED + amdgpu: Fix segfault in deadlock test. + amdgpu: fix 32bit VA manager max address + amdgpu: use the high VA range if possible v2 + amdgpu: fix high VA mask + amdgpu: fix inefficient vamgr algorithm + amdgpu: clean up non list code path for vamgr v2 + amdgpu: add amdgpu_query_sw_info for querying high bits of 32-bit address space + amdgpu: Don't print error message if parse_one_line returned -EAGAIN + amdgpu: Don't dereference device_handle after amdgpu_device_deinitialize + amdgpu: Symlink .editorconfig to tests/amdgpu + amdgpu: Disable deadlock test suite by default for SI ASICs + amdgpu: Disable VM test suite by default for SI ASICs + amdgpu: Add amdgpu_query_sw_info to amdgpu-symbol-check + amdgpu: fix not to add amdgpu.ids when building without amdgpu + android: Move gralloc handle struct to libdrm + android: Add version variable to gralloc_handle_t + android: Mark gralloc_handle_t magic variable as const + android: Remove member name from gralloc_handle_t + android: Change gralloc_handle_t members to be fixed width + autotools: Include meson.build files in tarball + configure: remove unused HAVE_CUNIT define + configure: remove unused HAVE_INSTALL_TESTS define + configure: always define HAVE_LIBDRM_ATOMIC_PRIMITIVES and HAVE_LIB_ATOMIC_OPS + drm: Fix 32-bit drmSyncobjWait. + exynos/tests: use #ifdef for never-defined token + fix return value for syncobj wait + freedreno: clamp priority based on # of rings + headers: sync up amdgpu_drm.h with drm-next + intel: Add more Coffeelake PCI IDs + meson: fix the install path of amdgpu.ids + meson: set proper pkg-config version for libdrm_freedreno + meson: set the minimum version correctly + meson: fix libdrm_nouveau pkgconfig include directories + meson: include headers in root directory in ext_libdrm + meson: cleanup whitespace + meson: add missing HAVE_RADEON + meson: sort HAVE_* defines + meson,configure: remove unused HAVE_OMAP define + meson,configure: remove unused HAVE_TEGRA define + meson,configure: remove unused HAVE_FREEDRENO define + meson,configure: remove unused HAVE_ETNAVIV define + meson,configure: always define HAVE_{INTEL,VMWGFX,NOUVEAU,EXYNOS,VC4,RADEON} + meson,configure: turn undefined preprocessor tokens warnings into errors + meson,configure: add warning when using undefined preprocessor tokens + modetest: Fix to check return value of asprintf() + remove unnecessary double-semicolon + README: Add note about meson + test/amdgpu: fix compiler warnings + tests/amdgpu: add bo eviction test + tests/amdgpu: add missing config.h include + tests/amdgpu: add parentheses to make operation priority explicit + tests/amdgpu: drop unused variables + tests/amdgpu: execute write linear on all the available rings + tests/amdgpu: execute const fill on all the available rings + tests/amdgpu: execute copy linear on all the available rings + tests/etnaviv: drop unused `return 0` + tests/util: fix signed/unsigned comparisons + tests/util: drop unused parameters + xf86drmHash: remove always-false #if guards + xf86atomic: fix -Wundef warning - Remove upstreamed patch U_intel-Add-more-Coffeelake-PCI-IDs.patch ==== libid3tag ==== - Added libid3tag-utf16.patch: Fixed id3_utf16_deserialize() in utf16.c, which previously misparsed ID3v2 tags encoded in UTF-16 with an odd number of bytes, triggering an endless loop allocating memory until OOM leading to DoS. (CVE-2004-2779 bsc#1081959 CVE-2017-11551 bsc#1081961) - Added libid3tag-unknown-encoding.patch: Fixed the handling of unknown encodings when parsing ID3 tags. (CVE-2017-11550 bsc#1081962 CVE-2008-2109 bsc#387731) - Removed libid3tag-0.15.1b-fix_overflow.patch, since it is handled differently by libid3tag-utf16.patch already. ==== libixion ==== - Rename python3 package to match up naming conventions - Install license file ==== libmad ==== - Add frame_length.diff from Debian to fix CVE-2017-8374 bsc#1036967 ==== liborcus ==== Version update (0.13.2 -> 0.13.3) - Version update to 0.13.3: * Various improvements in 2003 XML imports - Rename name-python3 to python3-name to match other python modules ==== libvirt ==== Subpackages: libvirt-client libvirt-daemon libvirt-daemon-config-network libvirt-daemon-config-nwfilter libvirt-daemon-driver-interface libvirt-daemon-driver-libxl libvirt-daemon-driver-lxc libvirt-daemon-driver-network libvirt-daemon-driver-nodedev libvirt-daemon-driver-nwfilter libvirt-daemon-driver-qemu libvirt-daemon-driver-secret libvirt-daemon-driver-storage libvirt-daemon-driver-storage-core libvirt-daemon-driver-storage-disk libvirt-daemon-driver-storage-iscsi libvirt-daemon-driver-storage-logical libvirt-daemon-driver-storage-mpath libvirt-daemon-driver-storage-rbd libvirt-daemon-driver-storage-scsi libvirt-daemon-driver-uml libvirt-daemon-driver-vbox libvirt-daemon-lxc libvirt-daemon-qemu libvirt-daemon-xen libvirt-libs - libxl: add support for specifying clock offset and adjustment c391e07e-libxl-clock-settings.patch bsc#1082161 ==== libzypp ==== Version update (17.1.2 -> 17.1.3) - RpmDb::checkPackage: fix parsing localized rpm output (bsc#1076415) - Replace libexpat with libxml - Fix libzypp tests failing with `-Wp,-D_GLIBCXX_ASSERTIONS` compiler flag (fixes #84) - BuildRequire gpg2 as testcases need it (fixes #84) - version 17.1.3 (0) ==== perl-Moose ==== Version update (2.2009 -> 2.2010) - updated to 2.2010 see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Moose/Changes 2.2010 2018-02-16 [OTHER] - A performance improvement with operator overloads has been made by making use of a new Devel::OverloadInfo interface (thanks, ilmari!) ==== perl-Perl-Tidy ==== Version update (20180101 -> 20180219) - updated to 20180219 see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Perl-Tidy/CHANGES 2018 02 19 - RT #79947, cuddled-else generalization. A new flag -cb provides 'cuddled-else' type formatting for an arbitrary type of block chain. The default is try-catch-finally, but this can be modified with the parameter -cbl. - Fixed RT #124298: add space after ! operator without breaking !! secret operator - RT #123749: numerous minor improvements to the -wn flag were made. - Fixed a problem with convergence tests in which iterations were stopping prematurely. - Here doc targets for <<~ type here-docs may now have leading whitespace. - Fixed RT #124354. The '-indent-only' flag was not working correctly in the previous release. A bug in version 20180101 caused extra blank lines to be output. - Issue RT #124114. Some improvements were made in vertical alignment involving 'fat commas'. ==== perl-libwww-perl ==== Version update (6.31 -> 6.32) - updated to 6.32 see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-libwww-perl/Changes 6.32 2018-02-20 19:39:20Z - Suggest LWP::ConsoleLogger as an alternative to the deprecated LWP::Debug (GH#278) (Olaf Alders) - add send_te configuration to disable sending the TE header (GH#126) (Doug Bell) - Added a developer feature to the http.t tests. (GH#257) (colinnewell) ==== spamassassin ==== Subpackages: perl-Mail-SpamAssassin - bsc#1069831 Running sa-update from spamassassin gives warning about deprecated regex o add deprecated-regex.patch ==== tuned ==== - Own %{_sysconfdir}/dbus-1/system.d and %{_sysconfdir}/dbus-1: in the past systemd happened to install things there and 'own' the directory for us, but that was just a coincidence. - Replace systemd BuildRequires with pkgconfig(systemd), allowing OBS to pick systemd-mini for the build. ==== unixODBC ==== - bsc#1062860: Don't install postgres example driver psqlODBC package should be used instead of the example driver provided by unixODBC (libodbcpsql.*). It is unmaintained. ==== virtualbox ==== Subpackages: virtualbox-guest-kmp-default virtualbox-guest-tools virtualbox-guest-x11 - Modify virtualbox-vnc to require libvncserver0 (bsc#1081856). ==== xdm ==== Subpackages: xdm-xsession - switch from SUSEfirewall2 to firewalld: /etc/sysconfig/SuSEfirewall2.d/services/xdmcp --> /usr/lib/firewalld/services/x11.xml; only handle Xserver TCP/UDP ports 6000-6063; XDMCP port 177 will be handled by firewalld package itself and pushed upstream by firewalld maintainers (boo#1082033) -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner(a)opensuse.org

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Re: [opensuse-factory] Re: [opensuse] Re: [opensuse-factory] openSUSE 101 - SUSE != openSUSE
by Basil Chupin 24 Feb '18

24 Feb '18

On 23/02/18 00:48, Patrick Shanahan wrote: > * Liam Proven <lproven(a)suse.com> [02-22-18 08:42]: >> On Wed, 21 Feb 2018 19:12:44 +0000 >> Christopher Myers <cmyers(a)millikin.edu> wrote: >> >>> On 21/02/18 11:03 AM, Richard Brown wrote: >>>> Then there is the negative ones >>>> >>>> * building Live Media is more complex, with more to go wrong, and >>>> they break more >>>> * there has been less interest shown in Live Media by the openSUSE >>>> community, with less fixes forthcoming when we've had them, meaning >>>> it's hard to emphasise them as a primary part of the distributions >>>> in that case. >>> Honestly, from my perspective, if I'm going to test out a server OS >>> build, I'm going to have a specific use-case in mind. I want to build >>> my VM with a specific subset of packages, and not all the extra >>> "bloat" that comes along with a usual live image, like a GUI. So I'm >>> not really sure where the idea of a live server OS image fits into >>> the grander picture? >>> >>> I could see SLED being useful with a live image, maybe, >>> possibly...but not SLES. >> Hang on -- did this thread just move lists? What gives? > well, looks like it and well it should. factory is for technical > discussion and this list has become *nearly* off-topic. I would guess > discussion of the manner to build live media would be technical but the > reasons for having a live media past the technical hurdles would not. Look, personally I am just a tad annoyed in recent times with broken threads and with people changing the contents of Subject Header which makes for following a thread very difficult. As far as this thread is concerned, Richard posted his msg in *THIS* list (factory) and he would be one of the first people to "set one straight" "under the penalty of excommunication" if a post is in "the wrong hole"; so, Christopher Myers should not have sent his reply to 'opensuse'; and when the misdirection was detected then the post should have been re-directed here, to 'factory' -- and I am returning this thread back to where it started. BC -- Always be nice to people on your way up -- you'll see the same people on your way down. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner(a)opensuse.org

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[opensuse-factory] how packages and up on the Leap 15 DVD
by Ludwig Nussel 23 Feb '18

23 Feb '18

Hi, New topic to avoid hiding potentially technically interesting facts behind a desktop discussion. So let me explain the mechanism how the DVD content for Leap 15 is created. The list of packages is not handcrafted but actually computed by libsolv based on a small list of starting points. Those starting points should ideally be patterns. The script to compute the content is called the "package list generator"¹. The input file is basically groups.yml in a special package called 000package-groups². The result of the computation gets written to 000product³, mainly to the file dvd.group where OBS generates kiwi files from. With this second generation of the package list generator I started from scratch with Leap 15. So what you see now there is basically what a default install of KDE resp GNOME has, some packages tested by openQA (that should actually be listed in some pattern instead) plus packages for hardware support (ie packages with modaliases). The DVD content of previous releases and what you still see in Tumbleweed had quite a long list of manually blocked packages. Theoretically we could start adding block lists again with Leap 15. That has the disadvantage to produce differences compared to a network installation, potentially hiding weird dependency issues. So for the case Seife found (fluid-soundfonts) the question is: Do we need that in a default install or not? IMO if it's needed it should be on the DVD. If not, a network install shouldn't pull it in either. IOW please someone fix the packages that recommend such candidates. As a side note the "minimal" server installation also exploded⁴. Help appreciated to take a close look at pattern and package dependencies to optimize default installations. That will also help for having sensible DVD content. cu Ludwig [1] https://github.com/lnussel/osc-plugin-factory/blob/master/pkglistgen.py [2] https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Leap:15.0/000package-groups [3] https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Leap:15.0/000product [4] https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1081691 -- (o_ Ludwig Nussel //\ V_/_ http://www.suse.com/ SUSE Linux GmbH, GF: Felix Imendörffer, Jane Smithard, Graham Norton, HRB 21284 (AG Nürnberg) -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner(a)opensuse.org

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[opensuse-factory] Comparing enterprise and community distros
by Liam Proven 23 Feb '18

23 Feb '18

I really want to understand this better, and if I can, help to formulate a clear, concise explanation of the relationship between SUSE and openSUSE. I work at SUSE myself, after all, and nobody explained it to me! I assumed that it was comparable to the way that the 2 other Linux vendors that target the Linux market do it. I was apparently dead wrong in this, and I'm sorry that I annoyed people with my wrongness. I want to get it straight. --------------------------- So, for comparison, here's the way I understand how the competitors' models are. As I see it, there are 3 enterprise Linux vendors out there: #1, at least in size and money: Red Hat, with RHEL, Fedora and CentOS #2, maybe biggest in mindshare but not making much money from it: Canonical, with Ubuntu #3, but making a good business and product from it: SUSE, with SLE and openSUSE At home, I run Ubuntu. But they've killed off my favourite desktop, Unity, so I may well switch to openSUSE soon. I've been running Ubuntu since it came out, when I switched from SUSE Linux Professional. (I mostly ran review copies, because I regularly reviewed SUSE and Red Hat for UK magazines such as PC Pro and Personal Computer World). Ubuntu was much smaller and easier to install, and it ran the snazzy new GNOME 2 desktop. (I loved KDE 1, tolerated KDE 2 and found KDE 3 intolerably over-complex and fiddly, so I was looking for something new.) --------------------------- Ubuntu's model is easy. It's small-F free. It's paid for by Mark Shuttleworth, who personally made 2/3 of a billion US$ when he sold Thawte to Verisign. Ubuntu is his way of giving something back to the FOSS world: an easy, friendly, end-user desktop OS to rival Windows, free of charge. Derived from Debian with extra integration work, non-free drivers and firmware, and updated components. New releases every 6 months, April and October; updates available for 9 months. "Version number" is the last 2 digits of the year of release plus the month of release. Every even-numbered year, the April release is a Long Term Support release, and gets updates for 3 years on the desktop and 5 years on servers. Still free of charge. Canonical sells support, but it's never turned a profit and is still funded by Shuttleworth. There's no enterprise version or anything: one size fits all, but if you want support and consultancy, it's there for a price. --------------------------- Red Hat Used to sell a distro and merchandise. Switched to an enterprise-centric model around 2000. Now there are 3 product lines: RHEL. Enterprise distro, long support lifetime. Technically doesn't cost money but you can only run it if you have 1 support subscription per machine. Source code distributed for free, but binaries only available to paying customers. No fixed release schedule: major releases about every 2-3 years, point releases about every 6 months. Fedora: free community-maintained, community-supported. Releases roughly every 6 months, with an incrementing integer version number. Updates available for approx 12-13 months, i.e. until after {version+2) is released. No stable or long-term releases. No paid support. All GPL/FOSS, so doesn't include any nonfree drivers or firmware at all. If your hardware doesn't work, tough. Red Hat sponsors development but as of 2016 announced that community contributions had just overtaken in-house ones -- 40% RH staff, 60% community. Periodically a snapshot of Fedora is taken and forms the basis of the next RHEL major release. So essentially Fedora is a periodic alpha-test for future releases of RHEL. That was it. Simple, clear, easy. Several groups downloaded the sources of RHEL, compiled and distributed it as a free community distro, notably CentOS, Scientific Linux, White Box Linux. These were essentially identical to RHEL but with the name changed. Oracle did the same to create Oracle Unbreakable Linux, as a hostile attempt to reduce RH's share price, possibly with a view to acquisition. This did not work but eventually contributed to the death of Solaris, acquired along with Sun. Then RH muddied the waters by buying in CentOS. Now RH officially offers a free, stable distro _as well as_ its commercial stable distro and free unstable one. --------------------------- SUSE This is the one I apparently got wrong. My impression was as follows: It's comparable to RH. Novell bought SUSE and changed the product lineup to something resembling RH's. The baseline product was made free-of-charge, a separate, super-stable enterprise distro was spun off from it. SLE, the enterprise distro. Slow release cycle, stable, supported, costs money -- traditional software licensing model, comparable to but not identical to RH's support-subscription model. And openSUSE, the free, community-supported only version. Used to be a continuation of the venerable and time-honoured SUSE Linux Professional product, with continuing version numbers even, but then a few years ago, was split in 2. This has 2 flavours: * Tumbleweed, a rolling release flavour. No version number. * Leap, with periodic stable versions and a finite update cycle -- I'd guessed based on snapshots of Tumbleweed, as Fedora releases are of Rawhide, Debian releases are of Sid, and Ubuntu is of Debian. Version numbers frankly a bit of a mystery. So the equivalences are: SLE ~= RHEL openSUSE Tumbleweed ~= Fedora (specifically, Rawhide, the rolling-release pre-alpha version comparable to Debian "Sid") openSUSE Leap ~= CentOS (fixed release cycle, stable-ish, no commercial support) I assumed that SUSE sponsors openSUSE development the same way that RH sponsors Fedora -- it (until very recently, at least) is mostly developed by SUSE staff and is the testbed for future releases of SLE. --------------------------- But now I have been told, strongly, that this is not correct. That openSUSE is far more independent of SUSE than Fedora is of RH. That in some ways it's almost a rival or an officially-sanctioned fork. So what _is_ relationship of SUSE to openSUSE? Does SUSE sponsor openSUSE? If not, who does? Who's paying for it? Cui bono -- who benefits? Who does most of the development? What's the ratio of SUSE to non-SUSE contributors? Is that tracked? Is it public info? Which distro is upstream from which? Is it akin to RH: Tumbleweed (is the upstream of) SLE (which is the upstream of) Leap as Fedora → RHEL → CentOS ...? Oh, and for comparison... --------------------------- Linux Mint Derived from Ubuntu, but adds in more proprietary codecs and so on for a more seamless experience. More recently, swapped out the unpopular Mac-like Unity desktop. Initially did its own fork of GNOME 3, Cinnamon, which gives it a Windows-like makeover. Also "adopted" the GNOME 2 fork, Maté, so now offers a choice of 2 Windows-like desktops, one for high-end machines with hardware OpenGL, one for low-end ones and VMs. Gecko Linux is to openSUSE what Mint is Ubuntu. :-) So, is this all totally wrong? If so, what's wrong, and how can I fix it? -- Liam Proven - Technical Writer, SUSE Linux s.r.o. Corso II, Křižíkova 148/34, 186-00 Praha 8 - Karlín, Czechia Email: lproven(a)suse.com - Office telephone: +420 284 241 084 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner(a)opensuse.org

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[opensuse-factory] rpmbuild.so.8
by Peter Czanik 23 Feb '18

23 Feb '18

Hi, While trying to compile syslog-ng for Tumbleweed using osc, I ran into this problem: [ 42s] + exec rpmbuild -ba --define '_srcdefattr (-,root,root)' --nosignature /home/abuild/rpmbuild/SOURCES/syslog-ng.spec [ 42s] rpmbuild: error while loading shared libraries: librpmbuild.so.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Is there anything I can other than waiting a bit and trying again? Bye, CzP -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner(a)opensuse.org

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[opensuse-factory] journalctl and (r)syslog
by Peter Suetterlin 23 Feb '18

23 Feb '18

Hi list, hunting some issue on my desktop I noticed it does not store the journal(s): lux:~ # journalctl --list-boots 0 b1a97bfa6cb04cb3a7e7dcac24467383 Thu 2018-02-22 23:51:50 CET—Fri 2018-02-23 10:20:27 CET Always only the current one is available. Hmmm. After some digging and comparing to my laptop, I found that rsyslog is installed: S | Name | Type | Version | Arch | Repository --+----------------+---------+------------+--------+-------------------- i | rsyslog | package | 8.32.0-1.1 | x86_64 | openSUSE-Tumbleweed i | syslog-service | package | 2.0-789.3 | noarch | openSUSE-Tumbleweed Is this now the new default? It is an install from end December 2017, and I cannot remember acively selecting this... I checked on the laptop (Installed Aug 2016), which has no *syslog, but uses systemd-logger. /var/log/README states among other that "Syslog implementations such as syslog-ng or rsyslog may be installed side-by-side with the journal and will continue to function the way they always did." But if I try to lux:~ # zypper in systemd-logger Problem: rsyslog-8.32.0-1.1.x86_64 conflicts with namespace:otherproviders(syslog) provided by systemd-logger-234-15.1.x86_64 Solution 1: deinstallation of rsyslog-8.32.0-1.1.x86_64 Solution 2: do not install systemd-logger-234-15.1.x86_64 So it looks like at least that claim seems wrong.... -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner(a)opensuse.org

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[opensuse-factory] New Tumbleweed snapshot 20180221 released!
by Dominique Leuenberger 23 Feb '18

23 Feb '18

Please note that this mail was generated by a script. The described changes are computed based on the x86_64 DVD. The full online repo contains too many changes to be listed here. Please check the known defects of this snapshot before upgrading: https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/overview?distri=opensuse&groupid=1&versio… When you reply to report some issues, make sure to change the subject. It is not helpful to keep the release announcement subject in a thread while discussing a specific problem. Packages changed: GraphicsMagick cairo ceph (13.0.1.1987+g4a523803f8 -> 13.0.1.2078+g85df538001) evolution-data-server gjs graphite2 gstreamer-plugins-good harfbuzz (1.7.4 -> 1.7.5) hdf5 hp2xx (3.4.2 -> 3.4.4) libdatrie (0.2.9 -> 0.2.10) linphone lsof (4.89 -> 4.90) mjpegtools mutter (3.26.2+20180127.d32d358a6 -> 3.26.2+20180207.4b2d21ff0) obs-service-format_spec_file (20171107 -> 20180215) openvpn perl-IO-Socket-SSL (2.054 -> 2.056) php7 python-kiwi (9.12.9 -> 9.13.0) python-pytz (2017.3 -> 2018.3) python-typing (3.6.2 -> 3.6.4) spec-cleaner (1.0.2 -> 1.0.3) systemd thai-fonts vm-install (0.10.02 -> 0.10.03) wavpack xdotool (2.2012+git.20130201.65cb0b1 -> 3.20160805.1) xterm (330 -> 331) === Details === ==== GraphicsMagick ==== Subpackages: GraphicsMagick-devel libGraphicsMagick-Q16-3 libGraphicsMagick3-config libGraphicsMagickWand-Q16-2 - Add explicit buildrequires on: pkgconfig(libwebpmux), pkgconfig(libpng), pkgconfig(x11), pkgconfig(xext), pkgconfig(zlib), libjpeg-devel. all of them direct build dependencies but not included in the spec file ==== cairo ==== Subpackages: cairo-devel libcairo-gobject2 libcairo-script-interpreter2 libcairo2 libcairo2-32bit - Add explicit pkgconfig(zlib) and (conditionalized on build_xcb_backend) pkgconfig(xcb-render) BuildRequires: closer alignment with what configure checks for. ==== ceph ==== Version update (13.0.1.1987+g4a523803f8 -> 13.0.1.2078+g85df538001) Subpackages: librados2 librbd1 - Update to version 13.0.1-2078-g85df538001: + spec file: * revert "enable --without-python2 bcond for all distros" (as of Code 15, Python 2 bindings will not be built by default: projects wishing to build them will need to provide --with-python2 explicitly) (bsc#1081836) ==== evolution-data-server ==== Subpackages: evolution-data-server-lang libcamel-1_2-60 libebackend-1_2-10 libebook-1_2-19 libebook-contacts-1_2-2 libecal-1_2-19 libedata-book-1_2-25 libedata-cal-1_2-28 libedataserver-1_2-22 libedataserverui-1_2-1 - Update summaries - Drop redundant %if..%endif guards ==== gjs ==== Subpackages: libgjs0 typelib-1_0-GjsPrivate-1_0 - Do not try to build against s390 anymore, since it doesn't build with mozjs54 and s390 is only for compability with old applications (gjs doesn't qualifies). ==== graphite2 ==== Subpackages: graphite2-devel libgraphite2-3 libgraphite2-3-32bit - gcc8.patch: return correct value from stream operator ==== gstreamer-plugins-good ==== Subpackages: gstreamer-plugins-good-extra gstreamer-plugins-good-lang - Add gst-good-flacdec-flush-flac-decoder.patch: flacdec: flush flac decoder on lost sync (bgo#791473). - Add gst-good-fix-memory-leak-GAP-buffers.patch: interleave: Fix memory leak of GAP buffer (bgo#793067). ==== harfbuzz ==== Version update (1.7.4 -> 1.7.5) Subpackages: harfbuzz-devel libharfbuzz-icu0 libharfbuzz0 libharfbuzz0-32bit - Update to version 1.7.5: + Separate Khmer shaper from Indic. + First stab at AAT morx. Not hooked up. + Misc bug fixes. ==== hdf5 ==== Subpackages: libhdf5-101 libhdf5_hl100 - Trim description for size and drop most of the marketing blurb. Fix RPM groups. - Make module files package arch dependent: it contains arch-dependent paths (boo#1080442). - Prepend PKG_CONFIG_PATH in modules file (boo#1080426). - Add support for openmpi2 for HPC (FATE#325089). - Fix summary in module files (bnc#1080259) ==== hp2xx ==== Version update (3.4.2 -> 3.4.4) - Update to 3.4.4 * New features: - Added experimental support for scalable (truetype) fonts based on the freetype2 library. To enable this, obtain a suitable fixed-width font (such as Bitstream Vera Mono available from www.gnome.org/fonts) and add '-DSTROKED_FONTS=\"/path/to/this/truetype/font.ttf\"' in the DEFINES section of the Makefile) - DXF header improved, and line width and color support added - Added support for the rectangle mode within PE mode - Added NR as another end-of-image marker in multi-image files - hp2xx now tries to print the offending section of the input file when it encounters an error. - Added a new commandline option, -M <pen> to redirect pen 0 drawing commands to any other, ideally unused pen number. This works around the problem that redefining PC0 also changes the background color of raster images (but not vector files such as eps). * Bug fixes: - penwidth was erroneously set to the default 0.1 mm after drawing a label - xfig and rgip output did not yet handle the changed pencolor and width settings - polygons sometimes had the wrong sections filled in for some of the scanlines - forcing penwidth via the -p commandline option no longer worked for the conventional values between 1 and 9 - Simplified HPGL output could contain values in exponential notation (which is illegal in HPGL1) - Default miter limit in eps and pdf output was way too large - Using the -ansi compiler flag (as even suggested by the supplied Makefiles) could result in a broken binary (due to missing function prototypes) on some platforms - the size of the raster buffer was miscalculated in some circumstances - DT implementation was both incorrect and incomplete - AA with CT set to 'deviation distance' gave wrong results or even crashed the program - page counting of multi-image files was not always correct, rendering some images inaccessible, or causing the generation of blank image files) - SP in PE mode did not update the pen count, potentially resulting in color loss in the raster modes. - Using -h, -? or even -help for help no longer generates an error message before the help text is shown. - includes 3.4.3 * New features: - Raster graphics modes now use correctly scaled penwidths - Added support for (most of) the LA, line attributes command (cap/join types best supported in eps,fig and pdf for now) - Added support for the CR (relative color range) command - Added support for the IR (input reference points as percentage of current limits) command - Added support for the OW (output clipping window) command - hp2xx now recognizes (and ignores) the VS command to reduce number of runtime warnings - hp2xx now ignores stray Escape characters among HPGL commands - EMF export is now also available as an option on non-Windows builds if libEMF (http://libemf.sourceforge.net) is installed - hp2xx now translates FP commands into EP to show the outlines when the -n, --nofill option is used. (Previously polygon commands were ignored in that case unless they contained an explicit EP as well. This was particularly unfortunate in the case of polygon-derived text) - Added new commandline option -e, --extraclip <unit> for additional margin around clip regions. Some programs apparently miscalculate their frames. - Input files containing several plots are now rendered as separate images, even if the -P option is not used. Output file names are numbered starting from the second file, i.e. file.plt yields file.png file.1.png file.2.png. - TIFF creation on stdout now uses a safer method of generating and accessing its temporary file on Unix. - Added a new output format, G-code for CNC engraving * Bug fixes: - hp2xx now ignores SC commands with invalid parameters - hp2xx now ignores PS0 - IW without parameters now does not cause clipping when P1,P2 are still set to the 'hardware defaults'. - AC support in 3.4.2 slowed down the polygon fill code - raster mode was allocating a big 8 bit per pixel memory buffer even when the pen data would fit in 4bpp - PDF output would fold the image in some cases - The RO/IW fix in 3.4.2 broke other cases, fixed again. - The DXF header was a bit too minimalistic for some readers - Dots drawn for PUPDPU sequences were not clipped by IW - Unsupported subtypes 6 and 7 of SD and AD (weight & typeface) caused an error exit instead of simply being ignored - extremely short line segments could confuse the pattern state machine, resulting in no or extraneous lines being drawn - BP did not handle kind=5 (autorotation control). This could lead to misinterpretation of further arguments to BP, specifically title strings - Escape sequences inside PJL headers (two or more header lines starting with 'Esc-12345X') are now handled gracefully - Removed memory leak in the X11 previewers' zoom function - PDF output could omit lines in some cases - PM2 did not close the current polygon if necessary - Polygon fill range was not always initialized correctly - Compile fix for HPUX11 ansi compiler (add whitespace to work around what is probably a compiler bug) - Vertices of filled polygons were omitted from calculation of actual plot size - added ROWSPERSTRIP header parameter to TIFF files, as some programs rely on its presence - Dots for PUPDPU got drawn for PDPA as well, which made consecutive dashed lines restart the dash pattern for each segment instead of carrying over the remainder of the pattern from the previous one. - Removed the checks preventing negative or large offsets to be defined with the -o and -O commandline options - The viewbox given in the SVG header was too small - Closed several memory leaks (mainly important for multi-file operation). - The documentation was outdated in several aspects. - The SVG output used integral linewidths only roughly corresponding to the original values. - Files that explicitly asked for default arc precision (by providing a zero tolerance value) were not handled correctly - Text penwidth was always the same as that in use for linedrawing. This is now fixed, and the SD option for forcing this behaviour is now honored. - Some warning messages were emitted even in quiet mode. - rebase hp2xx-3.4.2-fix.patch - rebase hp2xx-3.4.2-png-deprecated.patch - drop hp2xx-3.4.2-implicit-decls.patch (fixed upstream) - add fix-stringcompare.patch (fixes rpm lint error) ==== libdatrie ==== Version update (0.2.9 -> 0.2.10) Subpackages: libdatrie1 libdatrie1-32bit - Fix RPM groups. Remove ineffective --with-pic. - update to version 0.2.10 * Correctly check doxygen version on configure * Optimization on AlphaMap mapping - remove libdatrie-doxygen-version-check.patch * upstreamed in 7db54c662357dba5f109eaf1b24490f46ca23d44 - use https urls ==== linphone ==== Subpackages: liblinphone++9 liblinphone-data liblinphone-devel liblinphone-lang liblinphone9 - Revert back to Python2: building with Python3 has regressions (boo#1077857). ==== lsof ==== Version update (4.89 -> 4.90) - Update to version 4.90 [bsc#1081562] * Taught the Configure script to create a dummy opt_random.h for FreeBSD systems whose <sys/random.h> includes it. * Added support for the FreeBSD ZFUSE file system. * Corrected the quoting in a Darwin putchar() statement in the dfile.c source file. * Added support for the FreeBSD DTYPE_PTS file descriptor and for unknown descriptors that reference the kernel's badfileops operation switch. Enabled FreeBSD 12.0 support. * Enhanced -K option with the form "-K i" to direct lsof to (i)gnore tasks. Linux task reports now include both process and task command names, making lsof's "-c <name>" option work correctly. * Added a patch to prevent NFS blocking in Linux * Installed a FreeBSD patch that prevents examining a TCP state structure during a race condition. * Updated FreeBSD for new UFS inode structure that lacks an i_dev member in the most recent 12.0-CURRENT. * Added "#define KLD_MODULE" to dlsof.h and dnode2.c to prevent <machine/cpuconf.h> from generating an "ARM_NARCH is 0" error. This is needed so lsof can access kernel structures. * Added recognition of the FreeBSD 11 file system name "nullfs". * Added a patch that is needed on FreeBSD 12 so the lsof compilation can obtain the inpcb and tcpcb structures from their respective header files. Updated FreeBSD dmnt.c for the ino64 changes. * Inserted a patch for Solaris 12.x to avoid compilation errors from <sys/aio_req.h>. * Added performance enhancement that uses the FreeBSD closefrom() and dup2() C library functions when available. * Corrected FreeBSD lsof's gathering of ZFS file device numbers. * Updated lsof test library for FreeBSD. * Updated socket optons information collection from the socket structure * Added patch to dlsof.h that avoids a _KERNEL conflict with bzero. * Corrected test library to handle 64 bit FreeBSD device numbers. * Added #defines for FreeBSD 12, src r324225 * Incorporated Linux pseudoterminal endpoint processing (+|-E) * Corrected Linux command extraction for commands that include parentheses -- e.g., "(sd-pam)". - remove lsof_4.89-nfs_hanging.patch that was applied upstream ==== mjpegtools ==== Subpackages: libmjpegutils-2_0-0 - Make source tarball generation reproducible (boo#1041090) ==== mutter ==== Version update (3.26.2+20180127.d32d358a6 -> 3.26.2+20180207.4b2d21ff0) Subpackages: libmutter-1-0 mutter-data mutter-lang - Update to version 3.26.2+20180207.4b2d21ff0: + renderer/x11: Enable GPU memory purge error extension if available (bgo#739178). + cogl/x11/renderer: Silence introspection warning (bgo#739178). + backends/x11: Preserve XI1 XDevice throughout ClutterInputDevice lifetime (glgo#mutter#7). ==== obs-service-format_spec_file ==== Version update (20171107 -> 20180215) - Update to version 20180215: + map GPL-1.0 to GPL-1.0-only - Update to version 20180214: + adapt license list for SPDX 3.0 + remove readd-exceptions.patch ==== openvpn ==== - Add --askpass to ExecStart, so that the user name and password are correctly being queried from the user. (bsc#1078026, boo#985798, boo#1031748) - Use %service_add/del macros throughout (bsc#1038406). ==== perl-IO-Socket-SSL ==== Version update (2.054 -> 2.056) - updated to 2.056 see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-IO-Socket-SSL/Changes 2.056 2018/02/19 - Intercept - fix creation of serial number: base it on binary digest instead of treating hex fingerprint as binary. Allow use of own serial numbers again. - t/io-socket-ip.t - skip test if no IPv6 support on system RT#124464 - update PublicSuffix - updated to 2.055 see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-IO-Socket-SSL/Changes 2.055 2018/02/15 - use SNI also if hostname was given all-uppercase - Utils::CERT_create - don't add authority key for issuer since Chrome does not like this - Intercept: - change behavior of code based cache to better support synchronizing within multiprocess/threaded setups - don't use counter for serial number but somehow base it on original certificate in order to avoid conflicts with reuse of serial numbers after restart - RT#124431 - better support platforms w/o IPv6 - RT#124306 - spelling fixes in documentation ==== php7 ==== Subpackages: apache2-mod_php7 php7-bcmath php7-bz2 php7-calendar php7-ctype php7-curl php7-dba php7-devel php7-dom php7-exif php7-fastcgi php7-ftp php7-gd php7-gettext php7-gmp php7-iconv php7-imap php7-json php7-ldap php7-mbstring php7-mysql php7-odbc php7-openssl php7-pdo php7-pear php7-pear-Archive_Tar php7-pgsql php7-shmop php7-snmp php7-sockets php7-sqlite php7-sysvsem php7-sysvshm php7-tidy php7-tokenizer php7-wddx php7-xmlreader php7-xmlwriter php7-xsl php7-zip php7-zlib - Remove buildRequires on: * libevent-devel: php7-fpm does not use it. * pam-devel: not used - Add buildrequire on zlib-devel explicitly. - libvpx is not needed but libwebp is, only when not building against system gd. xft likewise. - fixed memory leak in pgsql extension, php function pg_escape_bytea https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=75838 [bsc#1076970] (internal) + php7-pgsql-memory-leak.patch ==== python-kiwi ==== Version update (9.12.9 -> 9.13.0) - Bump version: 9.12.9 ? 9.13.0 - Fixup grub2 theme setup The presence of a background file was mandatory for kiwi to use the theme. But the background information is optional - Deleted obsolete boot descriptions The custom kiwi boot descriptions has been moved into the kiwi-descriptions github repo and builds the compat package kiwi-boot-descriptions from there. The build of the boot image(initrd) is done by dracut and the dracut module packages provided by kiwi. The classic custom boot descriptions can still be used as alternative method if the above package is installed. Related to Issue #576 - Create compatible boot options The boot option root=install:CDLABEL= is mandatory for install images which uses the dracut initrd system. But for the custom kiwi oemboot descriptions this is causing a problem when detecting the install device. Thus the above boot option is only applied for the initrd system which actually makes use of it - Update boot description search path With the move of the boot descriptions in its own package the kiwi search path needs to be adapted to look for boot descriptions in /usr/share/kiwi/custom_boot. In addition a runtime check to exit early if the boot description could not be found or is not specified will be provided. Related to Issue #576 - Update the docs to the current example present in kiwi-descriptions ==== python-pytz ==== Version update (2017.3 -> 2018.3) - specfile: * update copyright year * move from zip to tar.gz * updated line number in patches and fixed whitespace issues: o 0001-Fix-tests-for-older-timezone-versions.patch o fix-tests.patch o system-zoneinfo.patch - update to version 2018.3: * Test updates for Iana 2018c changes * delint * lint target & update iana build rule * Bump version numbers to 2018.3/2018c * Include license file in the generated wheel package * Update travis config ==== python-typing ==== Version update (3.6.2 -> 3.6.4) - specfile: * update copyright year - update to version 3.6.4: * no changelog available ==== spec-cleaner ==== Version update (1.0.2 -> 1.0.3) - Drop the debian control things, all releases fail to build - Update to 1.0.3: * Fix various lint issues * Switch to SPDX-3.0 license format * Add %doc -> %license conversion script * Fix crash bugs found when scanning whole Tumbleweed repo ==== systemd ==== Subpackages: libsystemd0 libsystemd0-32bit libudev-devel libudev1 libudev1-32bit systemd-32bit systemd-bash-completion systemd-logger systemd-sysvinit udev - Import commit 295ead0f396beb2b5199abd99a17e274c2581f95 f4f94ab2e meson: install rules/80-hotplug-cpu-mem.rules 2901aa9b9 meson: install rules/60-ssd-scheduler.rules 1293c0056 core: use id unit when retrieving unit file state (#8038) (bsc#1075801) 596b2b241 Revert "vconsole-setup: add SUSE specific settings for font/keyboard in sysconfig" 0b595da04 Revert "locale-setup: handle locale at boot time well" - Re-enable systemd-firstboot It's used by the installer and also by JeOS. - Use %systemd_post in %post - Own /usr/lib/systemd/system-environment-generators directory - More systemd rpm macro usages - Disable systemd-firstboot I don't think there's any use case for it currently. - Use systemd rpm macros in paths defined in the specfile - Stop importing i18n settings from /etc/sysconfig (fate#319454) Bits taken from SLE15. - Make systemd-timesyncd use the openSUSE NTP servers by default Previously systemd-timesyncd used the Google Public NTP servers time{1..4}.google.com ==== thai-fonts ==== - make the license SPDX compliant ==== vm-install ==== Version update (0.10.02 -> 0.10.03) - fate#324167: vm-install: remove deps on udhcp - Version 0.10.03 ==== wavpack ==== - Added CVE-2018-7253.patch: Fixed a heap based buffer overread in cli/dsdiff.c, which allowed remote attackers to cause DoS via a specially crafted input file (CVE-2018-7253, bsc#1081692) - Added CVE-2018-7254.patch: Fixed a buffer overread in cli/caff.c, which allowed remote attackers to cause DoS via a specially crafted input file (CVE-2018-7254, bsc#1081693) - Security fix [bsc#1079746, CVE-2018-6767] * Crafted wav file can trigger a stack buffer overflow when parsing the file * Added wavpack-CVE-2018-6767.patch ==== xdotool ==== Version update (2.2012+git.20130201.65cb0b1 -> 3.20160805.1) - update to 3.20160805.1 * Fix release tool problem. cflags.sh was missing from the previous two releases. * `make test-package-build` now works correctly on Fedora and OSX - includes 3.20160804.2 * Fix some bugs in the Makefile - includes 3.20160804.1 * Fix memory leaks in window search and charcode map lookups * xdotool selectwindow (xdo_select_window_with_click) now only selects the window if mouse button 1 is pressed. Any other buttons will cause this selection to be aborted. * Fix bug where `xdotool click` with --clearmodifiers can sometimes leave stuck keys or mouse buttons. * windowmove now supports coordinates as a percentage of screen size. For example, a move to 50% 50% would move the window such that the top-left corner of the window is in the center of the screen. * Typing commands (key and type) will now try to use XTEST instead of XSendEvent in a special circumstance. If the window id given (by window stack or the --window flag) is the currenly focused window, key sequences will be sent using XTEST. * getmouselocation, getwindowgeometry, and search commands: now supports --shell and --prefix for having stdout be consumable by bash or similar shells. * xdotool scripts such as running via `xdotool -` will now execute commands as lines of input are read. The previous behavior waited until stdin closed before executing anything. - includes 3.20150503 () * Fix sending wrong keys when using multiple keyboard layouts * Add --repeat and --repeat-delay to allow repetition of a key sequence * Fix handling of empty files in type command * consume regexp argument only if present. * update URLs to Github * Changes determined via: https://github.com/jordansissel/xdotool/compare/65cb0b1...v3.20150503.1 with an optional delay in between each full sequence. - drop _service file in favor of github release tarball - use https for site - cleanup with spec-cleaner - add remove-dead-function.patch * removes reference to function in header file that was removed ==== xterm ==== Version update (330 -> 331) Subpackages: xterm-bin - Patch #331 - 2017/12/30 * add workaround for improper grayscale adjustments made in FreeType library, exposed by changes to rounding in 2.8.1, which shows up as a gap in line-drawing characters * improve a special case where a non-Unicode font's line-drawing characters were not used, when specifying it via the utf8Fonts resource. * replace constant 10msec delay for next X event with new resource nextEventDelay, and reduce that to 1msec to accommodate faster machines than used when -hold was implemented in 1999 * add scroll-to action, which simplifies binding a key to scroll to the beginning or end of the saved-lines * add building blocks for alternate screen and/or title-stack features in the terminfo file. * improve calculations for cell-data size. * configure script: enable XHTML/SVG screen dumps by default. * configure script: enable 256-colors by default. * update config.guess, config.sub * configure script: option for --with-man2html to use improved script by default. * add case for private mode 1044 in DECRQM, to report the keepClipboard resource setting and corresponding menu entry. * fix an inconsistency between private mode 12 (the AT&T 610 cursor blink) and DECSCUSR: the former relied on having the cursorBlink resource set initially to enable the escape sequence, while the latter does not. * add private modes 13 and 14, as well as resource cursorBlinkXOR to allow better control over the cursor-blinking state * modify the html and svg screen dumps to support direct color * modify media copy (screen-printing) to support the same SGR codes as DECRQSS, including 88/256 indexed color as well as direct color. * improve options-parsing for query-status.pl script. * modify parsing of SGR direct-color control making color space identitier optional. The corresponding DECRQSS reply always returns an empty (default) field for the identifier. * add wide-attributes to DECRQSS reply for SGR. * add private mode 1046 to help with scripting applications. * correct expression used for readline-flags in DECRQM; to test the current flag rather than information stacked within the same variable. * correct typo in ctlseqs.ms reference to ISO-8613-6 * fix lintian warning for test-package. * fix typo in DECRQSS for SGR 48, which printed the foreground value for colors past 15. Also use colon delimiter for codes 38/48 in response * improve workaround for Debian #542434 by using the font's maximum width when no ISO-8859-1 glyphs are provided * work around a special case of Xft's mismanagement of its cached data by adding a check before the -report-fonts option to ensure that it does not use an XftPattern which may have been freed during a call to XftFontOpenPattern. * improve manual page description of regex option for onXClicks resources * add directColor resource. * additional manpage macro cleanup * add optional support for direct-colors * improve legacy/NRC character set mapping: + enable alternate NRC set designators for French and French Canadian, ?9? and ?f? respectively, as documented in ctlseqs. (?9? is documented for VT510, ?f? is a Kermit feature). + correct the Unicode value in the DEC Technical table to show capital delta. + referring to * http://vt100.net/docs/vt220-rm/table2-3b.html * http://vt100.net/docs/vt320-uu/appendixe.html + add entries for the DEC Supplemental Graphics table to display 0x28/0xa8 as � and 0x5d/0xdd as ?. referring to * http://www.vt100.net/charsets/technical.html * alter the Unicode values used for 0x2b through 0x2c to use curly braces to work with the ?middle? parts displayed with 0x2f and 0x30. + modify the VT220 ?Supplemental? table, giving a hint that it was probably meant to be ?Supplemental Graphics? and is the same as VT320's table. * quiet a few font-warnings when a derived fontname cannot be opened, overlooked in refactoring of font resources in patch #328 * correct error response for DECRQSS broken in cleanup of Coverity reports in patch #288 * improve DECRPM responses by returning mode not recognized for modes which may not be settable due to the selected decTerminalID resource * correct logic for print-immediate action, and enable corresponding menu entry * add configure option --with-pcre2 * fix a misspelled subsection title in ctlseqs.ms and add a note regarding blink which was rendered as bold in X11R6. Blinking text was implemented in Patch #60. * fix typos in xterm.man * fix typography in xterm.man * fix typo in INSTALL * add xterm-direct terminal description based on changes introduced in patch #277, and relying upon ncurses RGB extension. * modify xterm-new terminal description to use ECMA-48 REP, reflecting its use in xterm since patch #32 (1996). * clarify comment in ctlseqs.ms regarding blink: it has been part of xterm since patch #60 (1998). * update ftp URLs in documentation. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner(a)opensuse.org

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[opensuse-factory] Leap 15 139.1: BtrFS recognized as "Windows Data partition"
by Kaigue7 23 Feb '18

23 Feb '18

Hello there, I've had an issue using the guided partitioner of the recent Leap 15 build. When selecting "do not modify Windows partitions" it somehow recognizes a btrFS formatted partition as such and therfore leaves it as it is. I've installed TW and Leap 15 with a few builds already and this has not happened yet. Is this a bug? Thanks. David -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner(a)opensuse.org

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[opensuse-factory] YaST 51st sprint report
by Martin Vidner 23 Feb '18

23 Feb '18

1. Can you perform an online offline migration? 2. Will you understand the license better if you display a different translation? 3. Is your /home mounted or haunted? Welcome back to our linguistic blog disguised as a YaST team sprint report. - Installation and Upgrade: an online offline upgrade; selecting add-ons easily; better selection of license translations. - Replaced components: even more traces of xinetd removed; AutoYaST export for firewalld. - Storage and Partitioner: format options dialog; empty views removed; installation summary; blocker errors; autoinstall by-partlabel; more precise booting setup; mounted /home or haunted /home? https://lizards.opensuse.org/2018/02/22/highlights-of-yast-development-spri… -- Martin Vidner, YaST Team http://en.opensuse.org/User:Mvidner

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[opensuse-factory] Installation of Leap 15.0 shows error messages when mounting-by-label is chosen
by Freek de Kruijf 22 Feb '18

22 Feb '18

I did a new install for Leap 15.0 on an already existing partion, which was formatted. Other partions are not changed, but mounted-by-label. Right before starting the installation I got an error message about not mounting these partions, which I choose to ignore. On tty2 I noticed that these partitions were properly mounted on /mnt/<mountpoint>. The new root partition / is mounted on /mnt. File /mnt/etc/fstab looked OK. Meanwhile the installation went on and finished OK. Also a reboot went OK. Bugreport is: https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1082337 -- fr.gr. member openSUSE Freek de Kruijf -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner(a)opensuse.org

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