Vulnerability Discovered In Latest Ubuntu Distributions, Users Advised To Update (ubuntu.com)
Celarent Darii writes: There is a vulnerability in the latest ubuntu distributions due to the DNS resolver included in systemd. The inclusion of the dns resolver was lamented by many on the mailing list, not without cause. All are advised to update their distribution.
Here goes: systemd, the cause of all modern Linux problems.
systemd is completely backward in how unix systems are built. You're supposed to have tiny programs do one job and do it well. systemd is a huge monolith that's assimilating everything on its path.
Wait, why does that sound familiar?
Anyone know if the authors of systemd are getting paid by Microsoft, by any chance?
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Although systemd is developed by a clique of Redhat engineers, Redhat distros themselves are so laughably out of date it's likely we will see them suffer from this vulnerability, just in 5 years time.
Switch to slackware, devuan, gentoo...
After all Linux is still a few percentage of desktop, no need to install Debian derivative
We are competent admin, are we not ?
Yes, it is painful to see such a great distro being overtaken by such a crap software.
Live long and prosper
What problem do the systemd guys think that they're solving by adding a half-assed dns resolver to systemd? Is it just because they can't stand to have any software that's not under their direct control?
How can we continue to believe in a just universe and freedom to eat crackers if we have no ale?