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2014-04-13
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#13
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I think OpenSSL is 0.98 on the n900 anyway?
GnuTLS should be patched, as it's actually used by a couple of apps (IIRC), including claws-mail.
BTW, you can run the various python POC heartbleed exploit codes on the n900, works great. I guess you can even run the newest metasploit too if you're adventurous.
GnuTLS should be patched, as it's actually used by a couple of apps (IIRC), including claws-mail.
BTW, you can run the various python POC heartbleed exploit codes on the n900, works great. I guess you can even run the newest metasploit too if you're adventurous.
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2014-04-13
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Originally Posted by Estel
It's the big boy rule...
And no package in extras-devel, eh? You selfish bastardYou make our hearts bleed... Or not, in this particular case.
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2014-04-13
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Originally Posted by Estel
OK, I think this might be the one:
And no package in extras-devel, eh? You selfish bastard
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1385968
(from nieldk).
But this AFAIK does not overwrite 0.9.8, so both coexist. Have to find some time to actually check this.
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2014-04-13
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#16
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The versions with the bug are from 1.0.1 to 1.0.1f so maemo's version is ok
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2014-04-13
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The question of course is whether programs will just continue to work with 1.0.1* as with 0.9.8.
I guess a first start would be 0.9.8y, which maybe should have these patches from the older version and obey the configuration in the rules file. too.
For a start, I didn't apply any patch at all, only configured it with " ./config shared --prefix=/usr --openssldir=/usr/lib/ssl no-idea no-mdc2 no-rc5 zlib". Result: it crashes. Would have been too easy I guess.
I guess a first start would be 0.9.8y, which maybe should have these patches from the older version and obey the configuration in the rules file. too.
For a start, I didn't apply any patch at all, only configured it with " ./config shared --prefix=/usr --openssldir=/usr/lib/ssl no-idea no-mdc2 no-rc5 zlib". Result: it crashes. Would have been too easy I guess.
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2014-04-13
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Ok seems I managed to create a useable compile. Here is how to do it on a working scratchbox.
0. Read everything before you start.
1. Download 0.9.8y sources
2. Apply the patches. Many will apply with offsets. "10_pic.patch" won't apply. We have yet to determine what is actually does and whether we need it. The "2X_openssl-psk" do apply but cause the compilation to fail. I am not sure whether they are still needed for something.
3. ./Configure shared --prefix=/usr --openssldir=/usr/lib/ssl no-idea no-mdc2 no-rc5 zlib enable-tlsext debian-armel
4. make -f Makefile all. I skipped "make depend" because the rule script also does it does way...
5. Compiliation is done. Libraries can be copied to your N900.
6. This is only for tinkerers for now. I do not claim to know what I am doing.
Last edited by NIN101; 2014-04-14 at 00:00.
0. Read everything before you start.
1. Download 0.9.8y sources
2. Apply the patches. Many will apply with offsets. "10_pic.patch" won't apply. We have yet to determine what is actually does and whether we need it. The "2X_openssl-psk" do apply but cause the compilation to fail. I am not sure whether they are still needed for something.
3. ./Configure shared --prefix=/usr --openssldir=/usr/lib/ssl no-idea no-mdc2 no-rc5 zlib enable-tlsext debian-armel
4. make -f Makefile all. I skipped "make depend" because the rule script also does it does way...
5. Compiliation is done. Libraries can be copied to your N900.
6. This is only for tinkerers for now. I do not claim to know what I am doing.
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2014-04-15
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Originally Posted by jonwil
I do not use CSSU currently.
The question to be asked then is, will replacing OpenSSL on the N900 with the newest version break anything and if not, should CSSU do that?
So a replacement on the normal stock N900
would be interesting.
Maybe some accurate depends from the
one who makes the Debian package and some testing
before handout could avoid the largest part of fails?
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2014-04-15
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#20
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Originally Posted by PMaff
It certainly would, considering that it is firmly in the hands of Nokia and has not been updated for 3 years
I do not use CSSU currently.
So a replacement on the normal stock N900
would be interesting.
If you want updates, CSSU is the only viable option.
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