chromium: update to 86.0.4240.111. #25485
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yup, already aware; I will test it this weekend |
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can you bump this PR to the latest available version? |
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Sure, let me make sure it builds and works for x86_64 first. |
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no, update the PR, you can test it later - otherwise you're stalling me until you've done your builds |
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Oops, sorry, didn't see your reply... but I've updated the PR and built and tested it. |
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Hello! It appears CVE-2020-15999 is being actively exploited in the wild right now:
Is void-linux impacted? If so, should an update of chromium only be published before doing anymore work? |
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we already ship a fixed freetype systemwide, so we're not affected |
But we don't use it in chromium for some reason. It should be readded to the system="" list. |
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good catch, i'm trying a build with that enabled right now |
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looks like our electron builds already have it enabled, so we don't need to rebuild those |
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@Johnnynator @q66 I've updated the PR to include freetype as a system library. It builds and works for me on x86_64. |
[ci skip] - Built for i686, x86_64, x86_64-musl. - Tested on x86_64. - Hardware accelerated video decoding now needs --enable-accelerated-video-decode command-line flag or "Hardware-accelerated video decode" setting enabled. - Use system freetype.
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merged with my own changes |
Built for i686, x86_64, x86_64-musl.
Tested on x86_64.
Hardware accelerated video decoding now needs
--enable-accelerated-video-decode command-line flag or
"Hardware-accelerated video decode" setting enabled.
Use system freetype.
Update chromium-widevine.
@q66 The
xxx-ppc64le-support.patchwas updated because a file was rename (no code change).