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Obscure root password if present in anacond-ks.cfg
Resolves: bz790402
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Should this commit not be pulled into the main line of sosreport, considering that even a CVE has been published for it?
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Yes it should (tbh though I struggle to see these bugs as CVE-worthy) - not sure why it got missed but I'll try to get this dragged in (as well as a bunch of other pending changes) shortly.
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I do agree with you on that, but as security reports are open for this across various distros (I assume), it would be nice if the needed patch can easily be located as it took me a bit of searching :-)
Thank you!
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Yes, definitely agree. We will try to keep things more in-sync in future - for now though you might like to join the mailing lists if you're working on sos packages for distros (or even if just for general interest):
http://www.redhat.com/mailman/admin/sos-devel
It's a good place to ping quick questions like this as there are more people on the mailing list than watching github currently.
Cheers!
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Duh, sorry - that should've been http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/sos-devel (listinfo rather than admin link).