[Announce] Kernel RHEL6 testing 042stab065.1
Kir Kolyshkin
kir at openvz.org
Thu Nov 8 15:15:22 EST 2012
OpenVZ project has released an updated RHEL6 based
testing kernel. Read below for more information.
NOTE that this is a *testing* kernel, not recommended for production.
Changes
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Since 042stab63.2:
* Rebase to 2.6.32-279.14.1.el6 RHEL6.3 kernel (security and bug fixes,
see RHSA-2012:1426)
* [fuse] fixed use after free in writeback + some cleanup (PSBM-16442)
* [fuse] invalidate_files notification implemented (PSBM-16105)
* [venet] prohibit moving venet device between network namespaces (from
CT to CT0). This causes net devices renumeration on CT shutdown (#2414)
* [cpt/delayfs] eliminate possible kernel panic in delayfs_preopen() by
adding a check that fake private is valid before dereferencing (PCLIN-31310)
* [cpt/delayfs] restore mount parameters right after successfull
remount, thus eliminate possible file opens errors due to temporary
network/NFS server issues (PCLIN-31286)
* [cpt] eliminate possible kernel panic: do not restart tcp retransmit
timer in case the queue is empty (#2407)
* [cpt] do not convert errors in m(un)lock() called by cpt code. Not a
fix, but related to the bug #2404
* [mm] disable by default secure bottom-up lookup for exec areas on ia32
until Red Hat fixes the bug in fork/exec (PSBM-15942)
* [audit] libc:getlogin() behavior has been fixed on enter/exec inside
CT (#2402)
* [devtmpfs] devtmpfs permissions were corrected to 0755 if mounting
inside a CT (PCLIN-31293, #2397)
* [fuse] i_size value for a file not opened yet on the node has been
corrected (the size from server is reported) (PSBM-15941)
* [perf] evsel: Fix an issue where perf report fails to show
* [jbd2] protect fs metadata on pStorage disaster scenario. It does not
protect us from userdata corruption, which is a known bug in current PCS
release. (PSBM-15484)
* [cpt/posix_timers] overrun counter migration support added
(PSBM-15580, #2324)
Download
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http://wiki.openvz.org/Download/kernel/rhel6-testing/042stab065.1
Bug reporting
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Use http://bugzilla.openvz.org/ to report any bugs found.
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OpenVZ team
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