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No log spam and no increased CPU load anymore.

This version is usable again on F28 machine

regression that was introduced in ver 2.0.5 (BZ #1601036) has not been fixed. See also https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/tracker-miners/issues/6

@tomporter. You are affected by the above linked linked issue. Next time, please consider providing negative karma.

you may even to consider removing this package from the repos and let users downgrade until the fix is out (bug is pretty annoying)

karma

Plymouth does not work, cpufreq shows speed of 1.4Ghz on boot, not 3.6Ghz so I have to update manually to get back to full speed. Shutdown complains that watchdog0 could not be stopped.

this update contains a serious regression that renders tracker-miners unusable under certain circumstances:

bug report: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/tracker-miners/issues/6

Work-around: dnf downgrade tracker-miners (ver 2.0.4-3 is not affected). Please push an update as soon as it becomes available upstream. Thanks!

karma

wfm; no regression noted on mt T440s. fixes #156276. passed default kernel regression test.

Tested both calc and writer and did not notice any regression.

no regression noted with this updates crda package. fixes bz#1594902

no regression noted on my TP 440s. Passed default regression test.

karma

this package throws a bunch of SELinux errors on my T440s - I will have to provide negative karma.

karma

no regression noted so far (T440s).

works for me, no regression noted, though not tested for any efail bugs mentioned here.

2018-05-16 Efail Vulnerability Affects Encrypted Mails

Recently, a severe vulnerability called "Efail" was detected that affects Thunderbird with S/MIME and Enigmail. The vulnerability is such that you could reveal decrypted message data to a malicious third party by just reading an email, without noticing it.

We have implemented several fixes to avoid this from happening. However, Thunderbird is still vulnerable today. We therefore recommend that you:

update to Enigmail 2.0.4 as soon as possible.

view messages as "Simple HTML". This will block sending anything unintentionally to an external server. To switch to the "Simple HTML" view, go to menu View > Message Body As > Simple HTML
karma

works for me

karma

Works, however I could not test whether it protects against the CVE.

You better remove this build from updates-testing. Right now a lot of people want to update dhcp-client and if they add a --enablerepo=updates-testing to their dnf command thinking they want the latest version, they actually get an older one (the latest that fixes the flaw has been pushed to stable already)