
http://datatag.web.cern.ch/datatag/howto/tcp.html
Indeed. Note that the OP apparently has a habit of assuming that old information is still relevant today:Hoser Rob wrote:I'd want a much newer source.
OK.... No need to believe me on my word: this proves that the security bug you mentioned in the other thread, was fixed long ago in Ubuntu (within three weeks after it became known). And therefore also in Mint (which gets its kernels straight from Ubuntu):lisabonne citadel wrote:I guess you have right. My intent was good, but at the same time if you said this is already outdated I BELIEVE
The Ubuntu Security Team is usually a swift responder to important security bugs in the packages in the Main repo. So fixes are ordinarily being rolled out pretty quickly as SRU's (stable release updates). Which reach Mint automatically.fix is going to land in Ubuntu kernels in this SRU cycle,
with a likely release date of Aug 27. Earlier access to the kernels
with the fix will be available from the -proposed pocket, though they
come with the risk of being less tested.
Again, backwards compatibility doesn't work in Linux. Neither does forwards compatibility.lisabonne citadel wrote:I guess you have right. My intent was good, but at the same time if you said this is already outdated I BELIEVE