Comment on Security vulnerability in MySQL ubuntuparentComments−viraptor14yWhy migrate to a completely different environment? I'd recommend just installing some version of percona server (mySQL flavour) instead. You get both better software and upstream version instead of a repackaged one.−gouranga14yIt was what was there as a piece of duct tape for the minute.I'm in the process of binning it all and moving to Debian which is actually trustworthy...−pgeorgi14yexcept that they try to optimize randomness in security libraries every now and then.−gouranga14yAny more details? Not had any problems on that side of things yet.−0x014yhttp://digitaloffense.net/tools/debian-openssl/−gouranga14yThanks for this - interesting read :)−pgeorgi14yAlso http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2012/04/msg00528.html (but that's just some internal governance tool)−gouranga14yThanks for link :)
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Why migrate to a completely different environment? I'd recommend just installing some version of percona server (mySQL flavour) instead. You get both better software and upstream version instead of a repackaged one.
It was what was there as a piece of duct tape for the minute.
I'm in the process of binning it all and moving to Debian which is actually trustworthy...
except that they try to optimize randomness in security libraries every now and then.
Any more details? Not had any problems on that side of things yet.
http://digitaloffense.net/tools/debian-openssl/
Thanks for this - interesting read :)
Also http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2012/04/msg00528.html (but that's just some internal governance tool)
Thanks for link :)