LXC 1.0.10 release announcement¶
11 mai 2017
This is the tenth bugfix release for LXC 1.0.
Important:
- Security fix for CVE-2016-10124
- Security fix for CVE-2017-5985
Bugfixes:
- attach: simplify lsm_openat()
- commands: improve logging
- utils: add macro __LXC_NUMSTRLEN
- tests; Don't cause test failures on cleanup errors
- conf: clearly report to either use drop or keep
- attach: close lsm label file descriptor
- conf, attach: save errno across call to close
- templates/lxc-debian.in: Fix typo in calling dpkg with --print-foreign-architectures option
- templates/lxc-debian.in: handle ppc hostarch -> powerpc
- Fix regression in errno handling cherry-pick
- don't try to get stuff from /usr/lib/systemd on the host
- lxc-opensuse: rm poweroff.target -> sigpwr.target copy
- Add --enable-gnutls option
- tests: skip unpriv tests on broken overlay module
- Use AC_HEADER_MAJOR to detect major()/minor()/makedev()
- Make lxc-start-ephemeral Python 3.2-compatible
- systemd: enable delegate in service file
- confile: clear lxc.network.
.ipv{4,6} when empty - seccomp: allow x32 guests on amd64 hosts.
- squeeze is not a supported release anymore, drop the key
- seccomp: set SCMP_FLTATR_ATL_TSKIP if available
- lxc-checkconfig: verify new[ug]idmap are setuid-root
- python3: Deal with potential NULL char*
- lxc-download.in / allow setting keyserver from env
- lxc-download.in / Document keyserver change in help
- Change variable check to match existing style
- tests: Support running on IPv6 networks
- tests: Kill containers (don't wait for shutdown)
- Fix opening wrong file in suggest_default_idmap
- lxc_setup_tios(): Ignore SIGTTOU and SIGTTIN signals
- Increased buffer length in print_stats()
- remove obsolete note about api stability
- conf: less error prone pointer access
- create ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md
- issue template: fix typo
- conf: order mount options
- commands: avoid NULL pointer dereference
- commands: non-functional changes
- lxccontainer: avoid NULL pointer dereference
Downloads¶
The release tarballs may be found on our download page and we expect most distributions
will very soon ship a packaged version of LXC 1.0.10.
Please note that LXC upstream strongly recommends 1.0 users to upgrade to the 2.0 LTS release.
The 1.0 branch will keep being supported until June 2019, but at this point,
only critical bugfixes and security updates will be backported.
Should you be interested in individual changes or just looking at the detailed development history,
our stable branch is on GitHub.
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