[Linux-ha-announce] Announcing! Release 2.0.7 of Linux-HA (with
security fix) is now available!
Alan Robertson
alanr at unix.sh
Sun Aug 13 23:55:10 MDT 2006
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The Linux-HA team proudly announces security and bug-fix release 2.0.7
of the Linux-HA (aka "heartbeat", aka "OpenHA") software.
As usual, you can find it here:
http://linux-ha.org/download/index.html#2.0.7
2.0.7 has is a recommended upgrade for anyone running a 2.0 version of
heartbeat as it contains a fix for a remote denial of service vulnerability.
* Sun Aug 13 2006 Alan Robertson <alanr at unix.sh> (see doc/AUTHORS file)
+ Version 2.0.7 - security and bug fix release
+ Important steps:
- Prior to the update, make sure all elements (instance_attributes
etc) in the CRM configuration have valid id attributes, or set the
ignore_dtd option to true. Otherwise, the new version will refuse
to start.
+ SECURITY FIX:
- Remote Denial of Service attack (#195068, CVE-2006-3121).
- Local Denial of Service attack (#194444, CVE-2006-3815).
(actually fixed in 2.0.6)
+ Enhancements:
- Improved log messages.
- ptest can now read compressed XML directly. Do not include
optional actions and dependencies in ptest output by default.
- crm_resource will now warn and demand exact specification when
trying to modify an attribute while several sets are present.
+ Bugfixes:
- Small fix from Serge Dubrouski <sergefd at gmail.com> for one
annoying problem when PostgreSQL isn't installed on a box and one
tries to run the script.
- stonithd log message did not always indicate an error (OSDL 1379)
- lrmd now limits itself to a maximum of 4 child processes, to avoid
overloading the node and causing too long delays.
- Improvements and fixes for Solaris 10.
- pengine: Processing of pending probes; should not be treated as if
the resource is running or in a known state.
- target_role now is only taken into account for managed resources.
- cib: Detect more cases where the nodes section needs to be
refreshed.
- More accurately determine node status. (OSDL 1369)
- Filter out stop requests that would require a resource to be
added. (OSDL 1369)
- Send filtered resource "stops" as successes as to not block
waiting for filtered actions.
- By default pass the TE graph via IPC until its too large for IPC
to deal with, only then fall back to passing via the disk.
- Stopping of stonith resources can never require stonith, even if
the node its running on failed; prevent graph loop. (OSDL 1376)
- STONITH events need to inputs to start events (not stops), to
avoid graph loop in combination with "stop before" dependencies
(ie, groups).
- crmd: Dont stall the FSA if we try to invoke the TE after we've
stopped it.
- Always unpack the correct part of a diff operation; diffs should
now apply in more cases, reducing the need for full refreshs.
- Correctly observe --disable-snmp-subagent during build.
- In some states the membership is invalid and shouldn't be
referenced. (OSDL 1377)
- Fix a use-before-null-check issue in lrmd. (Coverity #48)
- OCF Resource Agents outside the default path were incorrectly
found to be not executable.
- ccm: hostcache and delnodecache files should not be authoritative
if autojoin is disabled. (OSDL 1226)
- With autojoin, llm_get_nodecount() can't return the real max nodes
anymore, this may cause memory corruption. (OSDL 1382)
- Fix a memory corruption in membership layer, more frequently
observed with larger (>5) clusters.
- Change the default api-auth for pingd to uid=root
- Dummy RA now OCF compliant.
- Fix pingd RA metadata to be XML compliant.
- Actually use RPMREL in the spec file.
+ KNOWN BUGS:
- When running a cluster of nodes of very different speeds temporary
membership anomalies may occasionally be seen. These correct
themselves and don't appear to be harmful. They typically
include a message something like this:
WARN: Ignoring HA message (op=vote) from XXX: not in our
membership list
- --
Alan Robertson <alanr at unix.sh>
"Openness is the foundation and preservative of friendship... Let me
claim from you at all times your undisguised opinions." - William
Wilberforce
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