(Probably should have called last week week 53 or some such thing.) Done this week (2-8 Jan): - Set up a web page listing unfixed security holes in sarge with details, updated hourly: http://merkel.debian.org/~joeyh/testing-security.html - Added a companion page that singles out the security holes on the debian-edu CD: http://debian-edu.alioth.debian.org/logs/securitylist.html - Fix some annoying tasksel bugs. - Took a day for general package maintenance in debhelper, debconf, etc. - More work on tracking new security holes and NMUing packages to fix security holes and working to get fixes into testing. - Designed a remote power switching system using X10 for my test rack that should be hundreds of dollars cheaper than ethernet managed power control, and ordered parts. Plans for this week: - Make sure that desktop task begins to install with fixed apt, that netinst CDs are right size with fixed debian-cd, and that 2.6 installs on my proliant work with fixed initrd-tools, and that full debian CD #1 is still usable and all despite kernel, gnome, and kde changes. - Keep working on the kernel abi name change and security fixes in d-i. - Keep working on sarge security. - Work out a good way to begin tracking relative time-to-fix for security holes in sid, sarge, and stable, for comparisons. - Build x-10 power cycling contraption and add new powerpc and alpha machines to automated test network. - Work on RC bugs on debian-edu packages. -- see shy jo
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