Re:EU to vote regulation that has a considerable potential t...
by smarx007 on Saturday July 15, 2023 @03:58PM
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Now, to some controversial things: do I think it's good if RedHat is legally forced by CRA to close down CentOS Stream if they decide not to deliver all security fixes they apply to RHEL? Yes, I do. This legislation will kill the practice of funding OSS projects by providing enterprise versions where many CVE fixes are only available in the enterprise versions. To that, I say: good riddance. The last thing we need is OSS software that is regularly released and is intentionally missing important security fixes.
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Re:EU to vote regulation that has a considerable potential t...
by bonzini on Saturday July 15, 2023 @04:21PM
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CVE fixes should not be available in RHEL only. If they are it's a bug. Of course RHEL might fix it with a backport whereas CentOS Stream might fix it with a new upstream version, but the fix should be there.
Re:EU to vote regulation that has a considerable potential t...
by smarx007 on Saturday July 15, 2023 @04:24PM
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Yes, sorry, I didn't make it clear that I was speaking of a purely hypothetical speculation that if RH ever decided to do this yet keep releasing CentOS Stream or Fedora, it would not be legal under CRA.