#Samba safety drm login update
Summary: Security update for the Linux Kernel In these cases please add inline-signing yes to the individual + type secondary zones configured with dnssec-policy + type primary zones configured with dnssec-policy but without * Upgrading from BIND 9.16.32 or any older version may require a * Changing just the TSIG key names for primaries in catalog Was erroneously not treated as eligible for prefetching. Resolver configured prefetch eligibility value, the record * When a DNS resource records TTL value was equal to the * Previously, BIND failed to start on Solaris-based systems with * The statistics counter representing the current number ofĬlients awaiting recursive resolution results (RecursClients)Ĭould overflow in certain resolution scenarios. Managed-keys.bind and files, and starting Would not recover without stopping named, manually deleting the * Previously, if Internet connectivity issues were experiencedĭuring the initial startup of named, a BIND resolver withĭnssec-validation set to auto could enter into a state where it Some cases if a query had the CD (Checking Disabled) bit set to * rpz-ip rules in response-policy zones could be ineffective in Resulting in SERVFAIL answers being sent to clients. Reached for servers, including any configured forwarders, * In certain resolution scenarios, quotas could be erroneously
Used NSEC3 was reconfigured to enable inline-signing. * A crash was fixed that happened when a dnssec-policy zone that * named now logs the supported cryptographic algorithms during * Support for parsing and validating the dohpath service This update for bind fixes the following issues: CVE-2023-22809: Fixed an arbitrary file write issue that could beĮxploited by users with sudoedit permissions (bsc#1207082). This update for sudo fixes the following issues: The following patches have been included in this update: The container sles-15-sp4-chost-byos-v20230210-arm64 was updated.
SUSE Image Update Advisory: sles-15-sp4-chost-byos-v20230210-arm64
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