[solved] Do NOT dist-upgrade

[devil]

There is a broken new version of OpenSSL, that will prevent rebooting into your graphical environment.
Please wait until further notice.


greetz
devil

[Jörg]

Unfortunately I did a DU 30 minutes ago on my Asus-Eee-PC and your warning came to late and so I cannot login anymore. I am very curious how this problem will be solved.

Greetings, merry christmas and a happy & healthy 2014 for the whole "siduction-community",

Jörg

[clubex]

Alas +1

[devil]

Filed a bug report: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=%23732966


greetz
devil

[devil]

Temporary fix for now: rebuild openssh, reboot, enjoy:

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apt-get build-dep openssh
cd /tmp
apt-get source openssh
cd openssh*
debian/rules binary
dpkg -i ../*.deb



You probably need to remove the # in front of deb-src stanza in /etc/apt/sources.list/debian.list and apt-get update before building.


EDIT:  There is a fix in our fixes repo, until the debian package arrives. No need to build by yourself.

greetz
devil

[KidIcarus]

Temporary fix for now: rebuild openssh, reboot, enjoy:

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apt-get build-dep openssh
cd /tmp
apt-get source openssh
cd openssh*
debian/rules binary
dpkg -i ../*.deb





You probably need to remove the # in front of deb-src stanza in /etc/apt/sources.list/debian.list and apt-get update before building.


greetz
devil

Danke. Hat alles einwandfrei funktioniert.

[devil]

The issue is fixed in Debian and will be in the archive as openssh 1:6.4p1-1.1 with the next mirror sync.


greetz
devil

[Jörg]

Problem solved after DU with 2 "repaired" openssh*-files (5 minutes ago!).

Greetings,
Jörg

[michaa7]

There is a broken new version of OpenSSL, that will prevent rebooting into your graphical environment.
Please wait until further notice.

I know it's solved now, but was it openssh or openssl?

Here is no openssh

# apt-cache policy openssh
N: Paket openssh kann nicht gefunden werden.

it's ssh or ssh-server/client  and openssl shows somewhat different version numbers:

# apt-cache policy openssl
openssl:
  Installiert:           1.0.1e-4
  Installationskandidat: 1.0.1e-5

Now I guess ssh is meant:

# apt-cache policy ssh
ssh:
  Installiert:           1:6.4p1-1
  Installationskandidat: 1:6.4p1-1.1
  Versionstabelle:

But there still is a doubt whether or not the fixed package really is the one which was broken (i.e. there is nothing solved when openssl was broken and now ssh ist "fixed")

[devil]

The bug was in openssh.

[michaa7]

There is no openssh, but ssh and openssh-client, openssh-server! And the fixed version number corresponds to ssh and it's dependencies.

[devil]

The fixed debian packages are in the repos, so everything is fine.


greetz
devil

[GoinEasy9]

I got hit with this last night, and thought that it might have something to do with console-common and keymap.sh, since I forgot to move keymap.sh before doing the dist-upgrade.  I didn't have time to look at it further, and, I'm happy someone identified the problem correctly.  The du tonight solved the problem. 

Thanks