incron-0.5.12-31.el9
- incron-0.5.12-31.el9
Fix to disallow non root users from passing their own config file.
Fix to disallow non root users from passing their own config file.
Fix to disallow non root users from passing their own config file.
Fix to disallow non root users from passing their own config file.
Fix to disallow non root users from passing their own config file.
Fix to disallow non root users from passing their own config file.
Fix to disallow non root users from passing their own config file.
Automatic update for incron-0.5.12-31.fc46.
Changelog * Tue Nov 10 2026 Kevin Fenzi <kevin@scrye.com> - 0.5.12-31 - Add Patch to stop non root users using their own config. Fixes rhbz#2568586Security fixes from et 7.1.x, backported to 6.2.11, and telemetry disabled.
Security fixes (backported from et 7.1.0 and 7.1.1, one commit per upstream fix; see https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTerminal/issues/923):
Telemetry disabled (CVE-2023-23558):
et is now built with telemetry disabled on all architectures. This removes the bundled sentry-native and its fixed paths in /tmp, and drops the libcurl dependency. The default /etc/et.cfg now says telemetry = false. An existing et.cfg that still says telemetry = true is harmless: the setting does nothing in this build.
Packaging: the bundled() Provides and License: now match the bundled libraries actually shipped.
Note: this update stays on 6.2.11, which keeps the 6.x command-line options. et 7.x changes several short options to match OpenSSH, so it is only in Rawhide.
Security fixes from et 7.1.x, backported to 6.2.11, and telemetry disabled.
Security fixes (backported from et 7.1.0 and 7.1.1, one commit per upstream fix; see https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTerminal/issues/923):
Telemetry disabled (CVE-2023-23558):
et is now built with telemetry disabled on all architectures. This removes the bundled sentry-native and its fixed paths in /tmp, and drops the libcurl dependency. The default /etc/et.cfg now says telemetry = false. An existing et.cfg that still says telemetry = true is harmless: the setting does nothing in this build.
Packaging: the bundled() Provides and License: now match the bundled libraries actually shipped.
Note: this update stays on 6.2.11, which keeps the 6.x command-line options. et 7.x changes several short options to match OpenSSH, so it is only in Rawhide.
Security fixes from et 7.1.x, backported to 6.2.11, and telemetry disabled.
Security fixes (backported from et 7.1.0 and 7.1.1, one commit per upstream fix; see https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTerminal/issues/923):
Telemetry disabled (CVE-2023-23558):
et is now built with telemetry disabled on all architectures. This removes the bundled sentry-native and its fixed paths in /tmp, and drops the libcurl dependency. The default /etc/et.cfg now says telemetry = false. An existing et.cfg that still says telemetry = true is harmless: the setting does nothing in this build.
Packaging: the bundled() Provides and License: now match the bundled libraries actually shipped.
Note: this update stays on 6.2.11, which keeps the 6.x command-line options. et 7.x changes several short options to match OpenSSH, so it is only in Rawhide.
Update et from 6.2.8 to 6.2.11, with security fixes from 7.1.x backported, and add simpleini, which et now builds against.
Security fixes (backported from et 7.1.0 and 7.1.1, one commit per upstream fix; see https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTerminal/issues/923):
Telemetry disabled (CVE-2023-23558):
et is now built with telemetry disabled on all architectures. This removes the bundled sentry-native and its fixed paths in /tmp, and drops the libcurl dependency. The default /etc/et.cfg now says telemetry = false. An existing et.cfg that still says telemetry = true is harmless: the setting does nothing in this build.
Other changes since 6.2.8 include a 30 s socket timeout, fixes for jumphost user names, and reverse tunnels bound to localhost. Full list: https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTerminal/compare/et-v6.2.8...et-v6.2.11
Note: et 6.2.11 keeps the 6.x command-line options. The 7.x series changes several short options to match OpenSSH, so it is not being pushed to EPEL 9.
AMD IOMMU Out-of-Bounds Device Table Read [XSA-524, CVE-2024-21963] x86: Transient Scheduler Attacks (update) [XSA-525, CVE-2024-36350, CVE-2024-36357, CVE-2026-0004]
This update addresses a number of security issues, none of which affect modules enabled by default.