today's leftovers
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Hardening SSH authentication using Yubikey (1/2)
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Hardening SSH authentication using Yubikey (2/2)
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KDE 4/5 Affected By A Root Exploit Vulnerability
The issue in KAuth paired with a problem in smb4k can allow an attacker to gain root access on a local machine. This exploit has been tested on openSUSE Leap and Fedora 26 Alpha, among other distributions.
More details on the issue are still coming to light but there is some detailed information via this oss-security posting.
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Meson and GXml
After a call, Yannick has pushed a patch to add Meson build system to GXml. This is my first time using Meson and I really love it.
After a set of patches, I’ve managed to fix most installation and Unit Test integration.
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Which Apps Would You Like to See as Snaps?
Which applications would you like to see made available as Snap?
That’s the question being asked by the Snapcraft community who work on the technology.
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conjure-up dev summary for week 19
We sent out a proposal outlining why we wanted to go with a particular solution and made sure to solicit input from the community to either get approval or see if there were any other solutions. Read about that proposal and responses for more details into that process and the pros and cons. The conclusion was to go with our proposal and bundle LXD into conjure-up snap in the same way we do Juju.
This work has been completed and should make it's way into conjure-up 2.2. Prior to that though we need to make sure to socialize this change as it will cause users existing Localhost deployment to not be easily reachable and also documenting how users can reach their newly deployed containers.
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