Tweak paxctld logic in kernel metapackage #179
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Prior to building the kernel modules via dkms, let's make sure that paxctld is up and running, and all flags have been applied. Otherwise, a lack of exempting flag could cause the module build to fail.
The version string is changed like so: 4.14.186+buster -> 4.14.186+buster1 which results in the latter version superseding the former, according to `dpkg --compare-versions`. We don't change the kernel image, we're only adjusting the postinst logic inside the package, to resolve a problem encountered with dkms builds on certain platforms.
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Regarding packaging procedures, I'm going to:
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Prior to building the kernel modules via dkms, let's make sure that paxctld is up and running, and all flags have been applied. Otherwise, a lack of exempting flag could cause the module build to fail.
Related to freedomofpress/securedrop-workstation#590