FTP master
This month I accepted 441 and rejected 29 packages. The overall number of packages that got accepted was 448.
I couldn’t believe my eyes, but this month I really accepted the same number of packages as last month.
Debian LTS
This was my hundred-twenty-third month that I did some work for the Debian LTS initiative, started by Raphael Hertzog at Freexian. During my allocated time I uploaded or worked on:
- [unstable] libcupsfilters security update to fix one CVE related to validation of IPP attributes obtained from remote printers
- [unstable] cups-filters security update to fix two CVEs related to validation of IPP attributes obtained from remote printers
- [unstable] cups security update to fix one CVE related to validation of IPP attributes obtained from remote printers
- [DSA 5778-1] prepared package for cups-filters security update to fix two CVEs related to validation of IPP attributes obtained from remote printers
- [DSA 5779-1] prepared package for cups security update to fix one CVE related to validation of IPP attributes obtained from remote printers
- [DLA 3905-1] cups-filters security update to fix two CVEs related to validation of IPP attributes obtained from remote printers
- [DLA 3904-1] cups security update to fix one CVE related to validation of IPP attributes obtained from remote printers
- [DLA 3905-1] cups-filters security update to fix two CVEs related to validation of IPP attributes obtained from remote printers
Despite the announcement the package libppd in Debian is not affected by the CVEs related to CUPS. By pure chance there is an unrelated package with the same name in Debian. I also answered some question about the CUPS related uploads. Due to the CUPS issues, I postponed my work on other packages to October.
Last but not least I did a week of FD this month and attended the monthly LTS/ELTS meeting.
Debian ELTS
This month was the seventy-fourth ELTS month. During my allocated time I uploaded or worked on:
- [ELA-1186-1]cups-filters security update for two CVEs in Stretch and Buster to fix the IPP attribute related CVEs.
- [ELA-1187-1]cups-filters security update for one CVE in Jessie to fix the IPP attribute related CVEs (the version in Jessie was not affected by the other CVE).
I also started to work on updates for cups in Buster, Stretch and Jessie, but their uploads will happen only in October.
I also did a week of FD and attended the monthly LTS/ELTS meeting.
Debian Printing
This month I uploaded …
- … libcupsfilters to also fix a dependency and autopkgtest issue besides the security fix mentioned above.
- … splix for a new upstream version. This package is managed now by OpenPrinting.
Last but not least I tried to prepare an update for hplip. Unfortunately this is a nerve-stretching task and I need some more time.
This work is generously funded by Freexian!
Debian Matomo
This month I even found some time to upload packages that are dependencies of Matomo …
This work is generously funded by Freexian!
Debian Astro
This month I uploaded a new upstream or bugfix version of:
- … openvlbi
- … indi-playerone
- … libsbig
- … indi-pentax
- … indi-sbig
- … indi-fishcamp
- … indi-inovaplx
- … libfishcamp
- … libsbig
- … libplayeronecamera
- … libplayerone
- … libahp-gt
- … libahp-xc
Most of the uploads were related to package migration to testing. As some of them are in non-free or contrib, one has to build all binary versions. From my point of view handling packages in non-free or contrib could be very much improved, but well, they are not part of Debian …
Anyway, starting in December there is an Outreachy project that takes care of automatic updates of these packages. So hopefully it will be much easier to keep those package up to date. I will keep you informed.
Debian IoT
This month I uploaded new upstream or bugfix versions of:
- … pywws
Debian Mobcom
This month I did source uploads of all the packages that were prepared last month by Nathan and started the transition. It went rather smooth except for a few packages where the new version did not propagate to the tracker and they got stuck in old failing autopkgtest. Anyway, in the end all packages migrated to testing.
I also uploaded new upstream releases or fixed bugs in:
misc
This month I uploaded new upstream or bugfix versions of:
Most of those uploads were needed to help packages to migrate to testing.