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Thanks, xiccd 0.3.0-0 is now in the repositories.

Here's 0.3.0 compiled against our base. Let me know if it helps.

Summary A heap-based buffer overflow in _cairo_image_surface_create_from_jpeg() in extensions/cairo_io/cairo-image-surface-jpeg.c in gThumb and Pix allows attackers to cause a crash and potentially execute arbitrary code via a crafted JPEG file. https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-20...

Hi gf10,

Was installing synaptics on its own trying to remove something otherwise?

Looking at my lists here, I see xserver-xorg-input-all is already installed by default in every release/edition.

Karlchen, Can you try an "apt remove xiccd"? Don't let it go through, I just want to see the output to understand what depends on it (i.e. why it's being added in the upgrade). I can confirm this package isn't in Mint by default, in any releases. Looking at the reports upstream it's not clear to me ...

It's not resolved yet. It's working for now, but we're still working on this.

I don't think we'll get the 402 anymore, we fixed that on our side. We're still chasing the SSL error though... we've a way of fixing it temporarily but it keeps coming back after half a day or so. Sucuri is looking into it still.

Hi everyone,

I'm really sorry about this. Something is resetting the configuration of that newly added CDN server... Sucuri is looking into it.

We also had a 502 today, this is fixed now.

I'm not getting much feedback from Sucuri... anyway, we "kinda" know what's going on, we know how to fix it.. but I've no idea why we had to fix it twice and if it's going to break again. It wasn't the best idea to introduce a new server on a Friday.. and now we're in the middle of the week-end

Sucuri's new server covers Central Europe and it was added yesterday. It looks like it didn't sync properly with some of the sites and their certificates. This was fixed 7 hours ago (sorry I thought I had posted about this here last night, it was 3am, and this morning I found I didn't..). Everything...