The Gimp è un ottimo software di fotoritocco Open Source, disponibile per Linux. E’ un software in continuo sviluppo, la versione attualmente disponibile per il download è la 2.6 .
Nella prossima release di Ubuntu, la 10.04 Lucid Lynx non sarà più installato di default cioè non farà parte del “pacchetto” iniziale con cui viene fornito Ubuntu, ma sarà sempre possibile installarlo dai repository o semplicemente tramite Synaptic.
Di seguito elenchiamo i migliori plugin per The Gimp, che hanno l’effetto di aggiungere delle interessanti funzionalità o di migliorarne la resa.
Plugin per il fotoritocco
Pandora: unione di più immagini per la creazione di un panorama.
Astro-plugins: ottimo plugin per la realizzazione di immagini astronomiche
Lomo: è un plugin ideale per le immagini all’aperto, in quanto le rende molto chiare.
Lomo-Gimp è uno script di qualità Photoshop, che cerca di dare le vostre immagini digitali il calore di quelle prese da una vecchia macchina analogica telemetro.
Pensate a come una Instamatic Kodak o un effetto Lomo Holga falsificazione.
Si potenzia il contrasto e la saturazione, e si applica una luce e una sovrapposizione di buio, cercando di emulare falsità in esposizione.
Per emulare l'aberrazione cromatica particolare in immagini scattate con una vera e propria Lomo.
Lomo-Gimp è distribuito sotto licenza HESSLA.
Stampify: aggiunge l’effetto francobollo ad un’immagine
SaveForWeb: il plugin ideale per salvare le immagini per il web, permettendoci di trovare il miglior compromesso tra dimensioni e qualità
Plugin di utilità varia
GIMP Dewierdifyer: raggruppa tutte le schede di GIMP in una sola finestra
Yin-Yang: aggiunge i simboli dello Yin e dello Yang ad un’immagine
Yin Yang è un simbolo spesso associato a daoismo (Taoismo), il simbolo Yin Yang rappresenta una unità di correlazione tra gli opposti.
Le tecniche utilizzate qui possono essere utilizzate per una moltitudine di compiti di progettazione, quindi se non sapete come creare questa forma vale la pena passare attraverso il tutorial passo per passo.
E' preferibile usare criteri digitali, in contrapposizione allo stile più analogico di posizionamento.
La forma di base del simbolo Yin Yang è quella di un cerchio, il cerchio è diviso in due metà, anche, invece di avere una linea retta che la divide, il divario è curvo.
Il bianco e nero, simbolo Yin Yang, è forse un po 'ingannevole e di nuovo ci porta a pensare in assoluto, che non è la natura del Dao, ma poi forse lo è.
La qualità del software Linux è in continua crescita. Ormai il mondo software ci crede e spinge i propri sforzi nel cercare di inventare applicazioni che abbiano un impatto “professionale” sull’utente.
Questo perchè anche l’utilizzatore medio comincia ad avere una certa dimestichezza con le varie piattaforme e quindi se Linux vuole diventare la chiave di svolta dei sistemi operativi free del futuro, occorre che “regali” software di un certo livello.
Tra i più “gettonati” sicuramenti quelli legati alla grafica, audio e video. Fare un DVD casalingo con le proprie immagini e riprese video non è più un problema, grazie alla quantità di applicazioni e tutorial che spiegano “prendendoci per mano” come iniziare e come finire.
Mi piace segnalare un programma veramente ottimo che lavora meravigliosamente sotto Ubuntu: Open Movie Editor.
Come dice il nome è un editor open source dedicato alla manipolazione dei video.
Lo consiglio perchè unisce la semplicità d’uso alla potenza di applicazioni di livello semi-professionale, quindi utile a chi lavora con i filmati a scopo amatoriale, ma che vuole comunque un prodotto solido ed affidabile.
Si tratta di un tool che fa della semplicità la sua forza offrendo funzionalità di base e andando incontro a chi debba iniziare ad apprendere le basi del video editing e della realizzazione di filmati.
Chi scopre il mondo Linux rimane favorevolmente colpito dal grande numero di window manager a disposizione dell'ambiente grafico X-Windows. E così si cerca di provarli tutti, finendo per avere sull'hard disk decine di mega occupati.
Dopo averne provati tanti, ho abbandonato FVWM2 (perché fingere di usare windoze in Linux?), AfterStep (che trovo abbastanza ostico), KDE e Gnome (ancora giovane, di cui, comunque,utilizzo molte applicazioni) ed ho scelto Window Maker.
Window Maker è un window manager "OpenStep(TM) like". Cioè emula l'interfaccia grafica dei sistemi NEXTSTEP(TM); un po' come AfterStep ma con molti più vantaggi: andiamoli a scoprire...
Installazione
Collegandosi al sito ufficiale www.windowmaker.org si ottengono tutte le informazioni sull'ultima versione disponibile (attualmente la 0.20.2) e sullo sviluppo successivo. I link sulla home page, permettono di scaricare i file sorgente. Una volta scaricato il pacchetto (in formato .tar.gz o .tar.bz2) lo si deve decomprimere con
più elegantemente: bunzip2 -c WindowMaker-0.20.2.tar.bz2 | tar xvf -).
La compilazione è facile: basterà digitare, all'interno della directory WindowMaker-0.20.2, i comandi
./configuremakemake install
rispondendo sì, durante l'esecuzione dello script di configurazione, alla richiesta di compilare le librerie libPropList.
Ovviamente esiste un pacchetto precompilato in formato rpm (personalmente uso Red Hat: per altre distribuzioni provate un FTP search...). Un sito veloce, da cui scaricare non solo Window Maker ma un numero infinito di altri pacchetti, è ftp.lnf.infn.it. Il pacchetto rpm si installa al solito modo:
rpm -i WindowMaker-0.20.1-4.rhl5.i386.rpm
Una nota per chi usa Red Hat 5.1: per installare Window Maker viene richiesta la libreria libjpeg.so.62, non inclusa in questa distribuzione (una piccola ma fastidiosa lacuna). Chi non ha già i pacchetti per l'upgrade deve procurarsi le librerie libjpeg6a-6a-2.i386.rpm (o utilizzare quelle presenti nella versione 5.0) e libjpeg-6b-5.i386.rpm ed installare entrambe, una volta tolte quelle già presenti. Non mi dilungo oltre.
Configurazione
Prima di tutto si deve creare una directory contenente i file personali di configurazione. Niente paura: essa viene creata dal programma wmaker.inst. Quindi, digitate wmaker.inst più INVIO e verrà creata, nella vostra home, la directory GNUstep. A questo punto compare una scritta di questo tipo
Now the .xinitrc, .Xclients or .xsession script must be updated so thatit calls wmaker when you start an X session.Type the name of the file that must be changed (normally .xinitrc).If the file already exists, it will be backed up with a .old.11061048 extension
Potete creare automaticamente il file .xinitrc che avvierà Window Maker ad ogni sessione X digitando INVIO (e salvando il precedente .xinitrc con il nome .xinitrc.old.11061048); potete salvare il file di configurazione con un altro nome senza toccare il vostro .xinitrc; oppure potete decidere di modificare il tutto a mano interrompendo qui il programma di configurazione senza compromettere niente (cioè con un CTRL+C).
In ogni caso dovrete avere nel vostro .xinitrc (o in .Xsession o in qualsiasi altro file di configurazione voi abbiate) una riga con scritto exec wmaker (oppure exec /usr/X11R6/bin/wmaker).
Personalizzazione
Al primo avvio di X-Windows, troverete, in alto a sinistra un bottone, detto clip, utilizzabile per scorrere i desktop virtuali (disposti in senso orizzontale); in alternativa, potete navigare fra i desktop con le combinazioni di tasti META+1, META+2... Personalmente trovo l'ultima soluzione più pratico.
Invece, in alto a destra, vi è una barra con altri tre bottoni: dall'alto al basso, dockit, xterm e WPref. Il secondo bottone avvia, ovviamente, xterm; il terzo offre un ottimo tool per la configurazione. Si può intervenire su tutto ciò che riguarda l'interazione con il desktop: velocità del mouse (che può essere notevolmente rallentato: ottima cosa per chi usa programmi di grafica), modo di comparsa dei menù, animazioni delle finestre ed animazioni "superflue" (avete mai visto esplodere un'icona?)... Fate molta ATTENZIONE nel configurare i menù: potreste perdere il vostro menù personale.
Aggiungere un bottone alla barra
Una caratteristica interessante di Window Maker è la possibilità di personalizzare la barra dei "bottoni" senza editare i file di configurazione. Infatti, per aggiungere un bottone alla barra, basta lanciare l'applicazione desiderata (da xterm o dal menù). In basso a sinistra compare l'icona corrispondente che può essere trascinata a destra, sulla barra, e ad essa "incollata". E se non compare l'icona? A questo punto entra in gioco dockit (il primo bottone della barra) che avvia un semplice programma in grado di ricevere le caratteristiche dell'applicazione attiva e di crearne l'icona. Come prima, clickando sull'icona creata e trascinandola a destra, sulla barra, si può creare il bottone corrispondente.
Ora, premendo il tasto destro del mouse su uno dei bottoni, appare un menù. Selezionando Settings... si può intervenire sulla configurazione del bottone, ad esempio, settando l'avvio automatico di un'applicazione allo start di X (e questo ci servirà poco più avanti).
Temi per il desktop
Un punto di forza di WindowMaker sono i temi per il desktop: non solo un'immagine di sfondo ma texture o gradienti di colore sulla barra delle finestre, nei menù sugli sfondi dei bottoni; tutto questo, in modo molto semplice, tramite il file di configurazione
~/GNUstep/Defaults/WindowMaker
Ma esistono anche temi pronti per l'uso. Collegandosi al sito wm.themes.org, ne potete trovare più di 300 (il sito fa parte di themes.org da cui derivano e.themes.org, as.themes.org ed altri in cui trovare i temi per il desktop di Enlightenment, AfterStep, KDE...).
Menù personalizzati
L'impostazione di default prevede la lettura del file di definizione dei menù
~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/menu
ma, nella stessa directory, ci sono una decina di file di menù, tradotti in varie lingue. Se già avete settato la localizzazione il menù di default è quello in lingua italiana: menu.it; se non sapete come abilitare la localizzazione, occorre aggiungere al file /etc/profile (o al proprio .profile) la riga
export LANG=it_IT
Tramite un editor, potete anche personalizzare il menù in maniera estremamente semplice (ricordate le ore trascorse ad interpretare il file di configurazione di FVWM2?).
Applicazioni dedicate
Non vi ho ancora convinti a passare a WindowMaker? Allora dovete sapere che stanno fiorendo alcune applicazioni (o meglio, gadget) dedicate e che WindowMaker viene sempre più spesso incluso in distribuzioni ufficiali (ad esempio, la nuova Red Hat 5.2, lo contiene).
Gadget
Chi utilizza AfterStep conosce applicazioni come asclock, ascd, asmodem... applicazioni che si presentano sotto forma di icona e che possono essere aggiunte alla barra dei bottoni. Le stesse applicazioni possono essere utilizzate in WindowMaker (aggiungendo l'opzione --shape, o qualcosa del genere).
Ma c'è di più: all'indirizzo windowmaker.mezaway.org viene proposta una serie di applicazioni nate per WindowMaker (e, naturalmente, utilizzabili in AfterStep) tra cui un'orologio con data, un monitor per la CPU, un monitor per il collegamento ad internet, un lettore CD, un sintonizzatore per ascoltare la radio... alcune ancora in fase di sviluppo ma molto più belle di quelle di AfterStep (ok, sono un po' di parte...).
Ricordatevi di settare l'applicazione in modo che si avvii automaticamente ogni volta accedete ad X-Windows.
wmakerconf
Questa applicazione, basata su gtk, è inserita nella distribuzione Red Hat 5.2 che contiene una versione un po' diversa di WindowMaker. Infatti, ma non l'ho provata a fondo, in tale versione manca il programma di configurazione WPref, sostituito proprio da wmakerconf. In pratica, si ha la possibilità di configurare WindowMaker, come sopra, e di intervenire, inoltre, sulla personalizzazione del desktop (sfondo, barra delle finestre, colori vari...); si crea velocemente un tema per il desktop.
Conclusioni
WindowMaker è graficamente all'altezza di Enlightenment pur essendo molto più leggero e quindi preferibile su quei computer non troppo veloci o ricchi di memoria. Le ultime versioni hanno caratteristiche (configurabilità, facilità d'uso...) che ne fanno un interessante strumento per la gestione del proprio desktop. Lo consiglio caldamente!
Gallery
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A nice screenshot showing the new features present in 0.91.0, including antialiased text and the improved switch panel.
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A shot of Window Maker 0.80.0 running on an UltraSparc 5/10 and Solaris 9.
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This is a wide shot of Window Maker in use with Xinerama. Did we mention that Window Maker works with Xinerama? And it works great on FreeBSD too! =)
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This is a great shot which demonstrates the theming abilities of Window Maker. Custom icons, custom tile for the Dock/Clip, and custom background with matching color scheme
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A typical shot showing off a themed Dock, Clip, and titlebars, along with the gLaNDix NeXTAmp2 XMMS theme, and GtkStep GTK theme applied
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This shows off a simple, clean Window Maker desktop, with appicons, mini-windows, the Dock with several dockapps and appicons, and the Clip with a couple of appicons
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Image by Phillip Steinbachs
A NEXTSTEP desktop, showing off the file viewer, text editor, menu system, an Inspector panel, the Fiend, the Dock with dockapps, appicions, and mini-windows
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Image by Phillip Steinbachs
A default Window Maker desktop, showing off the Dock, Clip, WPrefs, menu system, mini-windows, appicons, window shading, and info panel
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Ecco i tradizionali aggiornamenti settimanali sulla sicurezza del PC (importanti) pubblicati da Canonical.
Gli sviluppatori Ubuntu possono rilasciare degli aggiornamenti per la sicurezza o per nuove funzionalità per le applicazioni e i pacchetti di Ubuntu.
Quando questi aggiornamenti sono disponibili, Ubuntu vi avviserà attraverso una finestra pop-up e una icona rossa nell'area delle notifiche. Per aggiornare il sistema fare clic sull'icona rossa, inserire la password e fare clic su OK.
Il programma Gestore aggiornamenti mostrerà tutti gli aggiornamenti disponibili. Per scaricarli e installarli fare clic sul pulsante Installa aggiornamenti. Ubuntu scaricherà e installerà gli aggiornamenti da Internet.
Quando Gestore aggiornamenti finisce l'aggiornamento del sistema, chiudere la finestra pop-up facendo clic sul pulsante Chiudi quindi chiudere Gestore aggiornamenti per completare l'aggiornamento.
Dopo aver installato aggiornamenti importanti, può essere necessario riavviare il computer. Ubuntu vi informerà attraverso una finestra pop-up e una icona nell'area delle notifiche.
BIND9-HOSTThis package provides the 'host' program in the form that is bundled with the BIND 9.X sources.This version differs from the one provided in the package called host, which is from NIKHEF, and has a similar but different set of features/options.Cambiamenti per le versioni:1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-31:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2Scaricamento dell'elenco dei cambiamenti non riuscito. Verificare la connessione a Internet.
DNSUTILSThe Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) implements an Internet domain name server.BIND is the most widely-used name server software on the Internet, and is supported by the Internet Software Consortium, www.isc.org.This package delivers various client programs related to DNS that are derived from the BIND source tree.* dig - query the DNS in various ways* nslookup - the older way to do it* nsupdate - perform dynamic updates (See RFC2136) Cambiamenti per le versioni:1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-31:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2: * SECURITY UPDATE: incorrect cache update from additional section - CHANGES, bin/named/query.c, lib/dns/{include/dns/types.h, masterdump.c,rbtdb.c,resolver.c,validator.c}: handle the additional section properly. lib/dns/api, version: increment versions. - debian/*: increment to libdns53, add libdns50 metapackage so upgrade-manager won't hold the bind9 upgrade back. - CVE-2009-4022
GNOME-SCREENSAVERgnome-screensaver is a screen saver and locker that aims to have simple, sane and secure defaults, and be well integrated with the GNOME desktop.It is designed to support, among other things:* the ability to lock down configuration settings* translation into other languages* user switching Cambiamenti per le versioni:2.28.0-0ubuntu32.28.0-0ubuntu3.1Versione 2.28.0-0ubuntu3.1: * SECURITY UPDATE: broken screen-locking idle timeout (LP: #411350) - debian/patches/09_remove_session_inhibitors.patch: Fix issue when applications leave inhibitors behind.GRUB-COMMONThis package contains common files shared by the distinct flavours of GRUB.Cambiamenti per le versioni:1.97~beta4-1ubuntu41.97~beta4-1ubuntu4.1Versione 1.97~beta4-1ubuntu4.1: * SECURITY UPDATE: fix password validation when using password-based authentication - debian/patches/970_security_fix_password_validation.diff: update grub_auth_strcmp() to use grub_strcmp() and add a small added delay. Also update grub_auth_check_authentication() to add a delay if authentication does not succeed. - CVE-2009-4128
LIBBIND9-50Cambiamenti per le versioni:1.97~beta4-1ubuntu41.97~beta4-1ubuntu4.1Versione 1.97~beta4-1ubuntu4.1: * SECURITY UPDATE: fix password validation when using password-based authentication - debian/patches/970_security_fix_password_validation.diff: update grub_auth_strcmp() to use grub_strcmp() and add a small added delay. Also update grub_auth_check_authentication() to add a delay if authentication does not succeed. - CVE-2009-4128Cambiamenti per le versioni:1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-31:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2: * SECURITY UPDATE: incorrect cache update from additional section - CHANGES, bin/named/query.c, lib/dns/{include/dns/types.h, masterdump.c,rbtdb.c,resolver.c,validator.c}: handle the additional section properly. lib/dns/api, version: increment versions. - debian/*: increment to libdns53, add libdns50 metapackage so upgrade-manager won't hold the bind9 upgrade back. - CVE-2009-4022
LIBDNS50The Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) implements an Internet domain name server.BIND is the most widely-used name server software on the Internet, and is supported by the Internet Software Consortium, www.isc.org.This metapackage eases the upgrade path to libdns53.Cambiamenti per le versioni:1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-31:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2: * SECURITY UPDATE: incorrect cache update from additional section - CHANGES, bin/named/query.c, lib/dns/{include/dns/types.h, masterdump.c,rbtdb.c,resolver.c,validator.c}: handle the additional section properly. lib/dns/api, version: increment versions. - debian/*: increment to libdns53, add libdns50 metapackage so upgrade-manager won't hold the bind9 upgrade back. - CVE-2009-4022
LIBDNS53 (Nuova Installazione)The Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) implements an Internet domain name server.BIND is the most widely-used name server software on the Internet, and is supported by the Internet Software Consortium, www.isc.org.This package delivers the libdns shared library used by BIND's daemons and clients.Cambiamenti per le versioni:None1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2: * SECURITY UPDATE: incorrect cache update from additional section - CHANGES, bin/named/query.c, lib/dns/{include/dns/types.h, masterdump.c,rbtdb.c,resolver.c,validator.c}: handle the additional section properly. lib/dns/api, version: increment versions. - debian/*: increment to libdns53, add libdns50 metapackage so upgrade-manager won't hold the bind9 upgrade back. - CVE-2009-4022Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3: * Build-Depend on the fixed libgeoip-dev. Closes: #540973Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-2: [Jamie Strandboge] * reload individual named profile, not all of apparmor. LP: #412751 [Guillaume Delacour] * bind9 did not purge cleanly. Closes: #497959 [LaMont Jones] * postinst: do not append a blank line to /etc/default/bind9. Closes: #541469 * init.d stop needs to not error out. LP: #398033 * meta: fix build-depends. Closes: #539230Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-1: [Internet Software Consortium, Inc] * A specially crafted update packet will cause named to exit. CVE-2009-0696, CERT VU#725188. Closes: #538975 [InterNIC] * Update db.root hints file. [LaMont Jones] * Move default zone definitions from named.conf to named.conf.default-zones. Closes: #492308 * use start-stop-daemon if rndc stop fails. Closes: #536487 * lwresd: pidfile name was wrong in init script. Closes: #527137Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg-2: * ia64: fix atomic.hVersione 1:9.6.1.dfsg-1: [Internet Software Consortium, Inc] * 9.6.1Versione 1:9.6.0.dfsg.P1-3: [Martin Zobel-Helas] * GEO-IP Patch from git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/network/bind/bind-geodns.git. Closes: #395191 [LaMont Jones] * Remove /var/lib/bind on purge. Closes: #527613 * Build-Depend: libdb-dev (>4.6). Closes: #527877, #528772 * init.d: detect rndc errors better. LP: #380962 * init.d: clean up exit status. Closes: #523454 * Enable pkcs11 support, and then Revert - causes assertion failures c.f.: #516552Versione 1:9.6.0.dfsg.P1-2: * random_1 broke memory usage assertions.Versione 1:9.6.0.dfsg.P1-1: [Michael Milligan] * Add min-cache-ttl and min-ncache-ttl keywords [LaMont Jones] * Fix merge errors from 9.6.0.dfsg.P1-0Versione 1:9.6.0.dfsg.P1-0: [Internet Software Consortium, Inc] * 9.6.0-P1 [LaMont Jones] * meta: fix override disparity * meta: soname package fixups for 9.6.0 * meta: update Standards-Version: 3.7.3.0 * upstream now uses a bind subdir. Closes: #212659 [Sven Joachim] * meta: pass host and build into configure for hybrid build machines. Closes: #515110Versione 1:9.5.1.dfsg.P1-3: * package -2 for unstableVersione 1:9.5.1.dfsg.P1-2: [Juhana Helovuo] * fix atomic operations on alpha. Closes: #512285 [Dann Frazier] * fix atomic operations on ia64. Closes: #520179 [LaMont Jones] * build-conflict: libdb4.2-dev. Closes: #515074, #507013 [localization folks] * l10n: Basque debconf template. Closes: #516549 (Piarres Beobide)Versione 1:9.5.1.dfsg.P1-1: * New upstream patch release - supportable version of fix from 9.5.0.dfsg.P2-5.1 - CVE-2009-0025: Closes: #511936 - 2475: Overly agressive cache entry removal. Closes: #511768 - other bug fixes worthy of patch-release inclusionVersione 1:9.5.0.dfsg.P2-5.1: * Non-maintainer upload. * Apply upstream ACL fixes from 9.5.1 to fix RC bug. Patch was provided by Evan Hunt (upstream bind9 developer) after Emmanuel Bouthenot contacted him. Closes: #496954, #501800. * Remove obsolete dh_installmanpages invocation which was adding unwanted manual pages to bind9. Closes: #486196.Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg.P2-5: [ISC] * 2463: IPv6 Advanced Socket API broken on linux. LP: #249824 [Jamie Strandboge] * apparmor: add capability sys_resource * apparmor: add krb keytab access. LP: #277370 [LaMont Jones] * apparmor: allow proc/*/net/if_inet6 read access too. LP: #289060 * apparmor: add /var/log/named/* entries. LP: #294935 [Ben Hutchings] * meta: Add dependency of bind9 on net-tools (ifconfig used in init script) * meta: Fix bind9utils Depends. * meta: fix typo in package description [localization folks] * l10n: add polish debconf translations. Closes: #506856 (L)Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg.P2-4: * meta: fix typo in Depends: lsb-base. Closes: #501365Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg.P2-3: [LaMont Jones] * enable largefile support. Closes: #497040 [localization folks] * l10n: Dutch translation. Closes: #499977 (Paul Gevers) * l10n: simplified chinese debconf template. Closes: #501103 (LI Daobing) * l10n: Update spanish template. Closes: #493775 (Ignacio Mondino)Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg.P2-2: [Kees Cook] * debian/{control,rules}: enable PIE hardening (from -1ubuntu1) [Nicolas Valcárcel] * Add ufw integration (from -1ubuntu2) [Dustin Kirkland] * use pid file in init.d/bind9 status. LP: #247084 [LaMont Jones] * dig: add -DDIG_SIGCHASE to compile options. LP: #257682 * apparmor profile: add /var/log/named [Nikita Ofitserov] * ipv6 support requires _GNU_SOURCE definition. LP: #249824Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg.P2-1: [LaMont Jones] * default to using resolvconf if it is installed * fix sonames and dependencies. Closes: #149259, #492418 * Do not build-depend libcap2-dev on non-linux. Closes: #493392 * drop unused query-loc manpage. Closes: #492564 * lwresd: Deliver /etc/bind directory. Closes: #490027 * fix query-source comment in default install [Internet Software Consortium, Inc] * 9.5.0-P2. Closes: #492949 [localization folks] * l10n: Spanish debconf translation. Closes: #492425 (Ignacio Mondino) * l10n: Swedish debconf templates. Closes: #491369 (Martin Ågren) * l10n: Japanese debconf translations. Closes: #492048 (Hideki Yamane (Debian-JP)) * l10n: Finnish translation. Closes: #490630 (Esko Arajärvi) * l10n: Italian debconf translations. Closes: #492587 (Alessandro Vietta)Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg.P1-2: * Revert "meta: merge the mess of single-lib packages back into one large one." - That way lies madness and pain. * init.d/bind9: implement status function. LP: #203169Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg.P1-1: * Repackage 9.5.0.dfsg-5 with the -P1 tarball.Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg-5: [Internet Software Consortium, Inc] * Randomize UDP query source ports to improve forgery resilience. (CVE-2008-1447) [LaMont Jones] * add build-depends: texlive-latex-base, xsltproc, remove Bv9ARM.pdf in clean * fix sonames * drop unneeded build-deps, since we do not actually deliver B9vARM.pdf * meta: cleanup libbind9-41 Provides/Conflicts * build: fix sonames for new libraries * postinst: really restart bind/lwresd in postinstVersione 1:9.5.0.dfsg-4: [LaMont Jones] * control: fix dnsutils description to avoid list reformatting. Closes: #480317 * lwresd: restart in postinst. Closes: #486481 * meta: merge the mess of single-lib packages back into one large one. * apparmor: allow bind to create files in /var/{lib,cache}/bind * build: drop .la files. Closes: #486969 * build: drop the extra lib path from the library-package merge * meta: liblwres40 does not conflict with the libbind9-40-provided libbind0 [localization folks] * l10n: German debconf translation. Closes: #486547 (Helge Kreutzmann) * l10n: Indonesian debconf translations. Closes: #486503 (Arief S Fitrianto) * l10n: Slovak po-debconf translation Closes: #488905 (helix84) * l10n: Turkish debconf template. Closes: #486479 (Mert Dirik)Versione 1:9.4.2-12: * apparmor: allow bind to create files in /var/{lib,cache}/bindVersione 1:9.4.2-11: * apparmor: add dnscvsutil package files * lwresd Depends: adduser * control: fix dnsutils description to avoid list reformatting. Closes: #480317Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg-3: [LaMont Jones] * bind9utils Depends: libbind9-40. Closes: #486194 * bind9 should not deliver manpages for nonexistant binaries. Closes: #486196 [localization folks] * l10n: Vietnamese debconf templates translation update. Closes: #486185 (Clytie Siddall) * l10n: Russian debconf templates translation. Closes: #486191 (Yuri Kozlov) * l10n: Galician debconf template. Closes: #486215 (Jacobo Tarrio) * l10n: French debconf templates. Closes: #486325 (CALARESU Luc) * l10n: Czech debconf translation. Closes: #486337 (Miroslav Kure) * l10n: Updated Portuguese translation. Closes: #486267 (Traduz - Portuguese Translation Team)Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg-2: [Tim Spriggs] * init.d: Nexenta has different ifconfig arguments [LaMont Jones] * templates rework from debian-l10n-english * reload named when an interface goes up or down. LP: #226495 * build: need to create the directories for interface restart triggering * Build-Depends: libcap2-dev. Closes: #485747 * Leave named running during update. Closes: #453765 * Fix path to uname, cleaning up the nexenta checks. * l10n: avoid double-question in templates. [localization folks] * l10n: Vietnamese debconf translations. Closes: #483911 (Clytie Siddall) * l10n: Portuguese debconf translations. Closes: #483872 (Traduz - Portuguese Translation Team)Versione 1:9.5.0.dfsg-1: [LaMont Jones] * manpages: fix references that should say /etc/bind * meta: build-depend libxml2-dev for statistics supportVersione 1:9.5.0.dfsg-0: [Internet Software Consortium, Inc] * 9.5.0 release [LaMont Jones] * Only use capabilities if they are present: reprise. Closes: #360339, #212226 * control: fix dnsutils description to avoid list reformatting. Closes: #480317 * build: use the correct directories in dh_shlibdeps invocation * build: turn on dlz. No pgsql or mysql support yet. LP: #227344Versione 1:9.5.0~rc1-2~0ubuntu2: * build: use the correct directories in dh_shlibdeps invocation * build: turn on dlz. LP: #227344Versione 1:9.5.0~rc1-2~0ubuntu1: * Upload what will become (maybe an ancestor of) -2 to intrepid. - Only use capabilities if they are present: reprise. Closes: #360339, #212226 - control: fix dnsutils description to avoid list reformatting. Closes: #480317Versione 1:9.5.0~rc1-1: [Patrick Winnertz] * postinst: make add debconf support. Closes: #473460 [Jamie Strandboge] * debian/bind9.preinst: Apparmor force-complain on upgrade without existing profile. LP: #204658 [LaMont Jones] * bind9utils: fix typos in .install * host: manpage inaccurately describes default query. LP: #203087 * apparmor: add dnscvsutil package files * Revert "Only use capabilities if they are present." for merge of 9.5.0rc1. * soname: libdns41 -> 42 * fix typos in debconf patch, #473460 * cleanup more files in clean target * lwresd Depends: adduserVersione 1:9.5.0~b2-2: * meta: add bind9utils binary package, with various useful utilities. Closes: #151957, #130445, #160483Versione 1:9.4.2-10: [Jamie Strandboge] * debian/bind9.preinst: AA force-complain on upgrade without existing profile. LP: #204658 [LaMont Jones] * host: manpage inaccurately describes default query. LP: #203087Versione 1:9.4.2-9: * apparmor: allow subdirs in {/etc,/var/cache,/var/lib}/bind * apparmor: make profile match README.DebianVersione 1:9.4.2-8: [ISC] * CVE-2008-0122: off by one error in (unused) inet_network function. Closes: #462783 LP: #203476 [Michael Milligan] * Fix min-cache-ttl and min-ncache-ttl keywords [Jamie Strandboge] * apparmor: force complain-mode for apparmor on certain upgrades. LP: #203528 * debian/bind9.postrm: purge /etc/apparmor.d/force-complain/usr.sbin.namedVersione 1:9.4.2-7: [Jamie Strandboge] * Allow rw access to /var/lib/bind/* in apparmor-profile. LP: #201954 [LaMont Jones] * Drop root-delegation comments from named.conf. Closes: #217829, #297219Versione 1:9.4.2-6: * Correct apparmor profile filename. LP: #200739Versione 1:9.4.2-5: * add "order random_1" support (return one random RR) * Fix doc pathnames in README.Debian. Closes: #266891 * Add AAAA ::1 entry to db.local. Closes: #230088Versione 1:9.5.0~b2-1: [Thiemo Seufer] * mips:atomic.h: improve implementation of atomic ops, fix mips{el,64} [LaMont Jones] * manpages: call it /etc/bind/named.conf throughout, and typos. Closes: #419750 * named.conf.5: correct filename. Closes: #428015 * manpages: fix typo errors. Closes: #395834 * Makefile.in: be explicit about library paths * build: Turn on GSS-TSIG support. LP: #158197 * build: soname changes * db.root: include AAAA RRs. Closes: #464111 * soname: lib{dns,isc}40 -> 41 * meta: use binary:Version instead of Source-Version [Andreas John] * Only use capabilities if they are present. Closes: #360339, #212226Versione 1:9.4.2-4: * incorporate ubuntu apparmor change from Jamie Strandboge, with changes: - Add apparmor profile, reload apparmor profile on config - Add a note about apparmor to README.Debian - conflicts/replaces old apparmor versions * db.root: include AAAA RRs. Closes: #464111 * Don't die when /var/lib/bind already exists. LP: #191685 * build: turn on optimization. Closes: #435194Versione 1:9.4.2-3ubuntu1: * add AppArmor profile + debian/apparmor-profile + debian/bind9.postinst: Reload AA profile on configuration * updated debian/README.Debian for note on AppArmor * debian/control: Replaces apparmor-profiles << 2.1+1075-0ubuntu4 as we should now take control * debian/control: Conflicts with apparmor-profiles << 2.1+1075-0ubuntu4 to make sure that if earlier version of apparmor-profiles gets installed it won't overwrite our profile * Modify Maintainer value to match the DebianMaintainerField specification.Versione 1:9.4.2-3: * don't run rndc-confgen when it's not there. Closes: #459551 * control: drop use of ${Source-Version}Versione 1:9.4.2-2: * init.d: add --oknodo to start-stop-daemon. Closes: #411881 * init: LSB dependency info. Closes: #459421, #448006 * meta: bind9 Suggests: resolvconf. Closes: #252285 * bind9: deliver /var/lib/bind directory, and document. Closes: #248771, #200253, #202981, #209022 * lwresd: create bind user/group and rndc key if needed, at install. Closes: #190742 * dnsutils: update long description. Closes: #236901Versione 1:9.4.2-1: [Mike O'Connor] * bind9.init: LSB compliance. Closes: #448006 [Internet Software Consortium, Inc] * New release: 9.4.2 [LaMont Jones] * soname shifts for new releaseVersione 1:9.4.2~rc2-1: * New upstream releaseVersione 1:9.4.1-P1-4: [Thomas Antepoth] * unix/socket.c: don't send to a socket with pending_send. Closes: #430065 [LaMont Jones] * document git repositories * db.root: l.root-servers.net changed IP address. Closes: #449148 LP: #160176 * init.d: if there are no networks configured, error out quicklyVersione 1:9.4.1-P1-3: * Only deliver upstream changes with bind9-docVersione 1:9.4.1-P1-2: * manpages: fix typo errors. Closes: #395834 * manpages: call it /etc/bind/named.conf throughout, and typos. Closes: #419750 * named.conf.5: correct filename. Closes: #428015 * bind9.NEWS: update version for ACL change doc. Closes: #435225 * build: don't have dnsutils deliver man pages that it shouldn't. LP: #82178 * nslookup.1: some of the manpage was not visible. LP: #131415 * document git repositories * unix/socket.c: don't send to a socket with pending_send. Closes: #430065Versione 1:9.4.1-P1-1: * New upstream version, addresses CVE-2007-2926 and CVE-2007-2925 Versione 1:9.4.1-1: * New upstream versionVersione 1:9.4.0-2: * upload to unstableVersione 1:9.4.0-1: * New upstream version * more mipsel patch. Closes: #406409Versione 1:9.4.0~rc2-1: * New upstream version. Addresses CVE-2007-0493 CVE-2007-0494Versione 1:9.4.0~rc1.0-3: * add NEWS file talking about the change in defaults: As of bind 9.4, allow-query-cache and allow-recursion default to the builtin acls 'localnets' and 'localhost'. If you are setting up a name server for a network, you will almost certainly need to change this. The change in default has been done to make caching servers less attractive as reflective amplifying targets for spoofed traffic. This still leaves authoritative servers exposed.Versione 1:9.4.0~rc1.0-2: * Fix mips64. Closes: #406409Versione 1:9.4.0~rc1.0-1: * Broken orig.tar.gz. Versione 1:9.4.0~rc1-1: * New upstreamVersione 1:9.3.4-2etch2: [Thomas Antepoth] * unix/socket.c: don't send to a socket with pending_send. Closes: #430065 [LaMont Jones] * document git repositories * db.root: l.root-servers.net changed IP address. Closes: #449148Versione 1:9.3.4-2etch1: * Fix DNS cache poisoning through predictable query IDs. (CVE-2007-2926)Versione 1:9.3.4-2: * Actually really do the merge of 9.3.4. Sigh. Closes: #408925Versione 1:9.3.4-1: * New upstream version. Addresses CVE-2007-0493 CVE-2007-0494Versione 1:9.3.3-1: * New upstream versionVersione 1:9.3.2-P1.0-1: * Fix README.Debian to point to the URL. Closes: #387437 * Strip rfc's from orig.tar.gz. Closes: #393359Versione 1:9.3.2-P1-2: * Fix init script output. Closes: #354192 Thanks to Joey Hess for the patch. * Default install should listen on ipv6 interfaces. Closes: #382438Versione 1:9.3.2-P1-1: * New upstream, fixes CVE-2006-4095 and CVE-2006-4096. Closes: #386237, #386245 * Drop gcc-3.4 [powerpc] dependency. Closes: #342957, #372203 * Add -fno-strict-aliasing for type-punned pointer aliasing issues Closes: #386224 * Use getent in postinst instead of chown/chgrp. Closes: #386091, #239665 * Drop redundant update-rc.d calls. Closes: #356914Versione 1:9.3.2-2: * correct force-reload. Closes: #333841 * Fix init.d's usage message. Closes: #331090 * resolvconf tweaks. Closes: #252232, #275412Versione 1:9.3.2-1: * New upstream * use lsb-base for start/stop messages in init.d. * switch to debhelper 4Versione 1:9.3.1-2: * Getting good reports from experimental, uploading to sid. Release team, please consider this package for sarge. Thanks. * correct pidfile name in init.d/lwresd. Closes: #298100Versione 1:9.3.1-1: * Build with gcc-3.4 on powerpc, to work around #292958.Versione 1:9.3.1-0: * New upstream version.Versione 1:9.3.0+9.3.1beta2-1: * new upstream versionVersione 1:9.3.0-1: * New upstream versionVersione 1:9.2.4-1: * New upstream version. Closes: #269157 and others. * Version debhelper build-dep. Closes: #262720Versione 1:9.2.3+9.2.4-rc7-1: * New upstreamVersione 1:9.2.3+9.2.4-rc6-1: * New upstream. * Comment out delegation-only directives in named.confVersione 1:9.2.3+9.2.4-rc5-1: * New upstream release candidateVersione 1:9.2.3+9.2.4-rc2-1: * New upstream release candidate * Remove shared library symlinks in clean. Closes: #243109 * Deal with capset being a module. Closes: #245043, #240874, #241605 * deliver /var/run/bind/run in lwresd as well. Closes: #186569Versione 1:9.2.3-3: * new IP for b.root-servers.net. Closes: #234278 * Fix RC linkages to match bind8. Closes: #218007Versione 1:9.2.3-2: * Rebuild autoconf files for mips. Closes: #221419Versione 1:9.2.3-1: * New upstream. * cleanup zones.rfc1918/db.empty stuff. * Fix Makefiles to work even if the build environment is unclean. Closes: #211503 * Add comments about root-delegation-only to named.conf. Closes: #212243 * Add resolvconf support. Closes: #199255 * more SO_BSDCOMPAT hacks for linux. Closes: #220735, #214460Versione 1:9.2.2+9.2.3rc4-1: * Yet another new upstream release.Versione 1:9.2.2+9.2.3rc3-1: * New upstream. Closes: #211752. #211503. #211496, #211520Versione 1:9.2.2+9.2.3rc2-4: * Really fix versioned depends. Closes: #211590Versione 1:9.2.2+9.2.3rc2-3: * Version depends for all the libraries. sigh. Closes: #211412,#210293Versione 1:9.2.2+9.2.3rc2-2: * Need a versioned depend. sigh.Versione 1:9.2.2+9.2.3rc2-1: * New upstream release. Closes: #211373 * Remove RFC's from package, per policy. * Make com and net zones delegation-only by default.Versione 1:9.2.2+9.2.3rc1-3: * A bit more cleanup of descriptions. * fix package sections * Fix b0rkage with dependencies.Versione 1:9.2.2+9.2.3rc1-2: * Explicitly link libraries. Closes: #210653 * Fix descriptions. Closes: #209563, #209853, #210063Versione 1:9.2.2+9.2.3rc1-1: * New upstream release candidate. * Quit using SO_BSDCOMPAT (why is it still in the header files??) so that the kernel will shut up about it's advertised, obsolete option. Closes: #201293, #204282, #205590Versione 1:9.2.2-2: * Fix libtool.m4. Closes: #183791 * move lib packages into Section: libs. Closes: #184788 * make sure it's libssl0.9.7. Closes: #182363 * Add /etc/default/lwresd. Closes: #169727 * Add fakeroot dir to dh_shlibdeps. Closes: #169622 * Fix rndc manpage. Closes: #179353 * Deliver /usr/bin/isc-config.sh (in libbind-dev). Closes: #178186Versione 1:9.2.2-1: * New upstream version * Document /etc/default/bind9 in init.d script. Closes: #170267Versione 1:9.2.1-7: * One more overrides disparity. * Fix bashism in postinst. Closes: #169531Versione 1:9.2.1-6: * The "I give up for now" release. * Only convert to running as bind if named.conf hasn't been modified. * Closes: #163552, #164352 * Fix overrides * Cleanup README.Debian wrt non-root-by-default. * Make sure that /var/run/bind/run exists in init.d script. Closes: #168912 * New IP for j.root-servers.net. Closes: #167818 * Check for 2.2.18 kernel in preinst. Closes: #164349 * Move local options to /etc/default/bind9. Closes: #169132, #163073 * Cleanup old bugs (fixed in -5, really). Closes: #165864 * Add /etc/bind/named.conf.local, included from named.conf. Closes: #129576 * Do options definitions in /etc/bind/named.conf.options, makes life easier in the face of named.conf changes from upstream. * Add missing Depends: adduserVersione 1:9.2.1-5: * Run named a non-privileged user by default. Closes: #149059Versione 1:9.2.1-4: * swap maintainer/uploader status so LaMont is primary and Bdale is backup * Deal with bind/bind9 collisions better. Closes: #149580 * Fix some documentation. Closes: #151579Versione 1:9.2.1-3: * fold in lib/bind/resolv from 8.3.3 to resolve buffer overlow issue in resolver library, closes: #151342, #151431Versione 1:9.2.1-1.woody.1: * backport to woody (simple rebuild) since 9.2.1 resolves a security issueVersione 1:9.2.1-2: * don't include nslint man page, closes: #148695 * fix typo in rndc.8, closes: #139602 * add a section to README.Debian explaining the rndc key mode that has been our default since 9.2.0-2, closes: #129849 * fix paths for named.conf in named.8 to reflect our default, closes: #143443 * upstream fixed the nsupdate man page at some point, closes: #121108Versione 1:9.2.1-1: * new upstream version * have bind9-host provide host, closes: #140174 * move bind9-host to priority standard since dnsutils depends on it or host, and we prefer bind9-host over host. * move libdns5 and libisc4 to priority standard since dnsutils depends on them and is priority standardVersione 1:9.2.0-6: * move to US main! Yippee! Closes: #123969 * add info to README.Debian about 2.5 kernels vs --disable-linux-capsVersione 1:9.2.0-5: * clean up various issues in the rules file * make bind9-host conflict/replace old dnsutils as host does, otherwise we can have problems upgrading from potato to woody, closes: #136686 * use /dev/urandom for rndc-confgen in postinst, it should be good enough for this purpose, and will keep the postinst from blocking arbitrarily. closes: #130372 * add fresh pointers to chroot howto to README.Debian, closes: #135774Versione 1:9.2.0-4: * bind9-host needs to conflict with host, closes: #127395Versione 1:9.2.0-3: * force removal of old diverted files, closes: #126236 * change priority of liblwres1 from optional to standard per ftp admins * add a bind9-host package so that the 'host' provided with the BIND 9.X source tree can be an alternative to the aging NIKHEF version packaged separately. Update dnsutils dependencies to depend on one of the two, with preference to this one since it has fewer bugs (but fewer features, too).Versione 1:9.2.0-2: * change rc.d links to ensure daemon starts before and stops after other daemons that may fail if name service is not working (bug was filed against 8.X bind packages, but is just as relevant here!) * use rndc for daemon shutdown instead of start-stop-daemon, closes: #111935 * add a postinst to dnsutils to remove any lingering diversions from old dnsutils packages, closes: #122227 * not much point in delivering zone2ldap.1 since we aren't delivering zone2ldap right now (though we might someday?), closes: #124058 * be more verbose with shared library descriptions, closes: #123426, #123428 * 9.2.0 added a new rndc.key file that both named and rndc will read to obtain a shared key, and rndc-confgen will easily create this file with a unique-per-system key. Modify named.conf and remove rndc.conf to take advantage of this mechanism and stop delivering a pre-determined static key to all Debian systems (which has been a mild security risk). Create the key in postinst if the key file doesn't already exist, and remove the file in postrm if purging. Closes: #86718, #87208Versione 1:9.2.0-1: * new upstream version, closes: #108243, #112266, #114250, #119506, #120657 * /etc/bind/rndc.conf is now a conffile * minor hacks to the README.Debian since the chroot instructions it points to are 8.X specific, part of addressing bug 111868. * libomapi is gone, replaced by libisccc and libisccfg * a few lintian-motivated cosmetic cleanups * lose task-dns-server meta package, since tasksel doesn't need it now * dig problem not reproducible in this version, closes: #89526 * named-checkconf now uses $sysconfdir, closes: #107835 * no longer deliver man pages for contributed binaries we're not including in dnsutils, closes: #108220 * fix section in nslookup man page, though that's the least of the man page's problems... glitch reported is unreproducible closes: #103630, #120946 * update libbind-dev README.Debian, closes: #121050Versione 1:9.1.3-1: * new upstream version, closes: #96483, #99824, #100647, #101568, #103429 * update config.sub/guess for hppa/ia64 support * small init.d patch from Marco d'Itri to ease adding options on invocation * stop having bind9-doc conflict/replace bind-doc since they don't really conflict and there's no reason to prevent having both installed at the same time, closes: #90994 * the CHANGES file documents fixes since 9.1.1 that probably cured the reported assertion failure. If it turns out that I'm wrong, the bug can be re-opened or a new one filed. I can't see any way to reproduce the bug in a test case here. Closes: #99352 * have libbind-dev depend on the runtime library packages it delivers compile-time symlinks for, closes: #100898, #103855 * fix lwres man pages to source man3/* instead of * so all the page content can actually be found, closes: #85450, #103865Versione 1:9.1.1-1: * new upstream release * update build-depends for libssl-dev * add build-depends on bison, closes: #90150, #90752, #90159 * split up libbind0 since libdns is changing so numbers * downgrade rblcheck from a depends to a suggests, closes: #90783 * bind9 mkdep creates files in the current working directory, closes: #58353Versione 1:9.1.0-3: * merge patch from Zack Weinberg that solves compilation problem, and reduces the memory footprint of applications by making configure.in smarter. Closes: #86776, #86910 * the bind-doc package includes all relevant documentation from the bind9 source tree, including HTML content in /usr/share/doc/bind9-doc/arm, closes: #85718 * default named.conf and rndc.conf to not world-readable. This is an interim step towards addressing the concerns about security raised by bugs 86718 and closes: #86836 A better long-term solution would be for rndc.conf to allow includes, so that both named.conf and rndc.conf could include a key file built on the fly during installation while themselves retaining conffile status. The required functionality has been requested of the bind9 upstream, this will limit vulnerability in the meantime. * add replaces logic to the dnsutils package to avoid complaints about the delivery of nsupdate.8.gz, closes: #86759 * move a couple of man pages back from dnsutils to bind9 that really belong there. sigh.Versione 1:9.1.0-2: * merge patch from Luca Filipozzi <lfilipoz@debian.org> - thanks! + bind9: ships with a working rndc.conf file, closes: #84572 + bind9: init.d calls rndc rather than ndc on reload, closes: #85481 + bind9: named.conf ships with 'key' and 'control' sections + bind9: correctly creates /var/cache/bind, closes: #85457 + lwresd: lwresd is split off into its own package, closes: #85627 * nsupdate is delivered by the dnsutils package, but the (wrong) man page was accidentally also included in the bind9 package, closes: #85717 * freshen config.sub and config.guess for ia64 and hppa supportVersione 1:9.1.0-1: * Initial packaging of BIND 9.1.0. Must use epoch so that meta packages retain their sequencing from the bind 8 package version stream. * snarf a couple of man pages from the 8.X tree for nowLIBISC50The Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) implements an Internet domain name server.BIND is the most widely-used name server software on the Internet, and is supported by the Internet Software Consortium, www.isc.org.This package delivers the libisc shared library used by BIND's daemons and clients.Cambiamenti per le versioni:1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-31:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2: * SECURITY UPDATE: incorrect cache update from additional section - CHANGES, bin/named/query.c, lib/dns/{include/dns/types.h, masterdump.c,rbtdb.c,resolver.c,validator.c}: handle the additional section properly. lib/dns/api, version: increment versions. - debian/*: increment to libdns53, add libdns50 metapackage so upgrade-manager won't hold the bind9 upgrade back. - CVE-2009-4022
LIBISCCC50The Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) implements an Internet domain name server.BIND is the most widely-used name server software on the Internet, and is supported by the Internet Software Consortium, www.isc.org.This package delivers the libisccc shared library used by BIND's daemons and clients, particularly rndc.Cambiamenti per le versioni:1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-31:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2: * SECURITY UPDATE: incorrect cache update from additional section - CHANGES, bin/named/query.c, lib/dns/{include/dns/types.h, masterdump.c,rbtdb.c,resolver.c,validator.c}: handle the additional section properly. lib/dns/api, version: increment versions. - debian/*: increment to libdns53, add libdns50 metapackage so upgrade-manager won't hold the bind9 upgrade back. - CVE-2009-4022
LIBISCCFG50The Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) implements an Internet domain name server.BIND is the most widely-used name server software on the Internet, and is supported by the Internet Software Consortium, www.isc.org.This package delivers the libisccfg shared library used by BIND's daemons and clients to read and write ISC-style configuration files like named.conf and rndc.conf.Cambiamenti per le versioni:1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-31:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2: * SECURITY UPDATE: incorrect cache update from additional section - CHANGES, bin/named/query.c, lib/dns/{include/dns/types.h, masterdump.c,rbtdb.c,resolver.c,validator.c}: handle the additional section properly. lib/dns/api, version: increment versions. - debian/*: increment to libdns53, add libdns50 metapackage so upgrade-manager won't hold the bind9 upgrade back. - CVE-2009-4022
LIBWRES50The Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) implements an Internet domain name server.BIND is the most widely-used name server software on the Internet, and is supported by the Internet Software Consortium, www.isc.org.This package delivers the liblwres shared library used by BIND's daemons and clients.Cambiamenti per le versioni:1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-31:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2Versione 1:9.6.1.dfsg.P1-3ubuntu0.2: * SECURITY UPDATE: incorrect cache update from additional section - CHANGES, bin/named/query.c, lib/dns/{include/dns/types.h, masterdump.c,rbtdb.c,resolver.c,validator.c}: handle the additional section properly. lib/dns/api, version: increment versions. - debian/*: increment to libdns53, add libdns50 metapackage so upgrade-manager won't hold the bind9 upgrade back. - CVE-2009-4022
NTPDATENTP, the Network Time Protocol, is used to keep computer clocks accurate by synchronizing them over the Internet or a local network, or by following an accurate hardware receiver that interprets GPS, DCF-77, NIST or similar time signals.ntpdate is a simple NTP client that sets a system's clock to match the time obtained by communicating with one or more NTP servers.It is not sufficient, however, for maintaining an accurate clock in the long run.ntpdate by itself is useful for occasionally setting the time on machines that do not have full-time network access, such as laptops.If the full NTP daemon from the package "ntp" is installed, then ntpdate is not necessary.Cambiamenti per le versioni:1:4.2.4p6+dfsg-1ubuntu51:4.2.4p6+dfsg-1ubuntu5.1Versione 1:4.2.4p6+dfsg-1ubuntu5.1: * SECURITY UPDATE: fix DoS with mode 7 (MODE_PRIVATE) packets - debian/patches/CVE-2009-3563.patch: update ntpd/ntp_request.c to not send a response packet for and rate limit logging of invalid mode 7 requests and responses - CVE-2009-3563
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