All users who require google-crosextra-caladea-fonts are advised to install this new package. RHEA — new package: google-crosextra-carlito-fonts. A new google-crosextra-carlito-fonts package is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. The google-crosextra-carlito-fonts package provides the Carlito font family. Carlito is metric-compatible with Calibri font. Carlito comes in regular, bold, italic, and bold italic faces. The family covers Latin-Greek-Cyrillic not a complete set, though with about 2, glyphs.
It has the same character coverage as Calibri. This font is sans-serif typeface family based on Lato. This enhancement update adds the google-crosextra-carlito-fonts package to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. All users who require google-crosextra-carlito-fonts are advised to install this new package. RHEA — new package: hyperv-daemons. The hyperv-daemons packages provide a suite of daemons that are needed when a Linux guest is running on a Windows Host with HyperV. This enhancement update adds the hyperv-daemons packages to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.
All users who require hyperv-daemons are advised to install these new packages. After installing the packages, rebooting all guest machines is recommended, otherwise the Microsoft Windows server with Hyper-V will not be able to get information from these guest machines.
For more information about inclusion of, and guest installation support for, Microsoft Hyper-V drivers, refer to the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. RHEA — new packages: java New java This enhancement update adds the java All users who require java RHEA — new packages: json-c. This enhancement update adds the json-c packages to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. RHEA — new package: ksc.
The ksc package contains KSC, a kernel module source code checker to find usage of non-whitelist symbols. This enhancement update adds the ksc package to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. It also enables "legacy" applications to leverage Linux's memory deduplication.
RHEA — new packages: libee. The libee packages contain an event expression library inspired by the Common Event Expression CEE , a standard proposed by the MITRE organization that is used to describe network events in a number of normalized formats. Its goal is to unify many different representations that exist in the industry. This enhancement update adds the libee packages to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.
RHEA — new package: libestr. The libestr packages contain the string handling essentials library used by the Rsyslog daemon, and is required by the rsyslog7 package. This enhancement update adds the libestr packages to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. RHEA — new packages: libmicrohttpd. This enhancement update adds the libmicrohttpd packages to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. It can also be used as a full Basic Authentication provider for testing purposes, running the login and password authentication through the PAM stack.
All users who require the new authentication and identity modules for Apache HTTP server are advised to install these new packages. RHEA — new packages: numatop. This enhancement update adds the numatop packages to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. RHEA — new package: rsyslog7. The rsyslog7 packages provide an enhanced, multi-threaded syslog daemon. This enhancement update adds the rsyslog7 packages to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. These packages are a replacement for previously used rsyslog packages.
All users who require rsyslog7 are advised to install these new packages. All users of rsyslog are advised to migrate to these new packages.
RHEA — new package: scap-security-guide. A new scap-security-guide package is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. The guidance is specified in the Security Content Automation Protocol SCAP format and constitutes a catalog of practical hardening advice, linked to government requirements where applicable. The project bridges the gap between generalized policy requirements and specific implementation guidelines.
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 system administrator can use the oscap command-line tool from the openscap-utils package to verify that the system conforms to the provided guideline. For further information. This enhancement update adds the scap-security-guide package to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. All users who require scap-security-guide are advised to install this new package. RHEA — new package: tagsoup. This enhancement update adds the tagsoup package to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.
RHEA — new packages: tmon. The tmon packages provide a utility to query the thermal monitoring system of the Linux kernel. This enhancement update adds the tmon packages to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. It grants access based on the attributes received in assertions generated by an IDP server. It allows handling of the whole life-cycle of SAML-based federations, and provides bindings for multiple languages. Chapter 8. Updated Packages. RHBA — ds-base bug fix and enhancement update.
Updated ds-base packages that fix several bugs and add one enhancement are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. Bug Fixes BZ When a new user was created on Active Directory AD and their password was set, the system administor checked the flag "User must change password on next login".
With this update, the flag for password change at next login persists, and the password sync tool for by-passing the 7-day constraint is allowed if the flag is checked. If an ACI access control instruction is configured to give permissions to "self", bound user itself, the result of a granted access for an entry was cached and could erroneously be reused for all entries.
Consequently, a bound client could retrieve entries or attributes it was not supposed to, or fail to retrieve those entries and attributes it was supposed to retrieve. With this update, certain accesses are granted per entry, making sure that if a granted access is cached, it is purged for the next entry. The multi-master replication protocol keeps a cumulative counter of the relative time offsets between servers. However, prior to this update, if the system time was adjusted by more than one day, the counter became off by more than one day.
Consequently, a replication consumer refused to accept changes from the master and the replication process failed. In addition, an error message is logged warning the system administrator about the time skew issue. Alternatively, if this attribute is set to "on", a replication consumer allows replication to proceed despite the excessive time skew.
Previously, when an invalid install script from host name to the server was supplied, a vague error message was returned to the user. This update provides a proper error message to be returned when a setup script encounters an error in the host name.
Previously, the size of the directory server was constantly increasing after search requests for simple paged results were processed. The memory leak causing this bug has been fixed, and the server size no longer increases in the aforementioned situation. Prior to this update, Windows Sync Control request returned the renamed member of a group entry only, not the group containing this member.
Previously, when importing an LDAP Data Interchange Format LDIF or doing a replication initialization that contained tombstone entries, the parent entry of the tombstone entry had its numsubordinate entry count incorrectly incremented. With this update, the parent entry numsubordinate attribute is not updated when processing a tombstone entry, and numsubordinate value is now accurate in all entries. Previously, calculating the size of an entry in the memory was underestimated: the entry cache size was larger than the specified size in the configuration.
This bug has been fixed by calculating each entry size more accurately, which leads to more accurate size of the entry cache. When trying to process an empty log file, the logconv.
To fix this bug, empty log files are checked and ignored, and logconv. While a Total Replication Update or Replica Initialization was occurring, the server could terminate unexpectedly. With this update, the replication plugin is not allowed to terminate while the total update of replica is still running, and the server thus no longer crashes.
Prior to this update, using the "-f" filter option caused the rsearch utility to return a filter syntax error. This update makes sure the filter is properly evaluated, and rsearch now works correctly when using the "-f" option. Previously, when a search request for simple paged results was sent to a server and the request was abandoned, the paged result slot in the connection table was not properly released.
Consequently, as the slot was not available, the temporary initial slot number "-1" was kept to access an array, which caused its invalid access. With this update, the abandoned slot content is properly deleted for reuse. As a result, the temporary slot number is now replaced with the correct slot number, and invalid array accesses no longer occur. However, the "sizelimit" value could be a false value retrieved from a non-search operation.
With this update, detected false values are replaced with an unlimited value -1 , and ACI group evaluation no longer fails due to an unexpected sizelimit exceeded error. Performing an LDAP operation using the proxied authentication control could previously lead to server memory leaks. With this update, the allocated memory is released after the operation completion, and the server no longer leaks memory when processing operations using the proxied authentication control.
Prior to this update, the tombstone data resurrection did not consider the case in which its parent entry became a conflict entry. In addition, resurrected tombstone data treatment was missing in the entryrdn index. As a consequence, the parent-child relationship became confused when the tombstone data was being resurrected.
With this update, the Directory Information Tree DIT structure is properly maintained; even if the parent of a tombstone-data entry becomes a conflict entry, the parent-child relationship is now correctly managed. This update handles the misuse of the function, which now no longer causes the server to crash. Previously, the logging level was too verbose for the severity of the message, and the errors log could fill up with redundant messages.
To fix this bug, the logging has been changed to be written only when "access control list processing" log level is being used, and thus the errors log no longer fills up with harmless warning messages.
The underlying source code has been fixed, and the baseDN no longer leaks memory even if the search fails at the early phase. Previously, in the entry cache, some delete operations failed with an error when entries were deleted while tombstone purging was in process.
This update retries to obtain the parent entry until it succeeds or times out. As a result, delete operations in the entry cache now succeed as intended. Previously, when Multi Master Replication was configured, if an entry was updated on Master 1 and deleted on Master2, the replicated update from Master 1 could target on a deleted entry a tombstone.
This led to two consequences. Firstly, the replicated update failed and could break the replication. Secondly, the tombstone entries differed on Master 1 and Master 2. This update allows updates on a tombstone if the update originates in a replication.
Now, replication succeeds and tombstone entries are identical on all servers. When deleting a node entry whose descendants were all deleted, previously, only the first position was checked. Consequently, the child entry at the first position was deleted in the database. However, it could be reused for the replaced tombstone entry, which reported the false error "has children", and thus caused the node deletion to fail.
With this update, instead of checking the first position, all child entries are checked whether they are tombstones or not; in case all of them are tombstones, the node is deleted. Now, the false error "has children" is no longer reported, and a node entry whose children are all tombstones is successfully deleted.
When a replication is configured, a replication change log database is also a target of the backup. However, backing up a change log database previously failed because there was no back end instance associated with the replication change log database. As a consequence, backing up on a server failed. With this update, if a backing up database is a change log database, the db2bak.
When processing a large amount of access logs without using any verbose options, memory continued to grow until the system was exhausted of available memory, or logs were completely processed.
The back-ported feature causing excessive memory consumption has been removed, and memory now remains stable regardless of the amount of logging being processed. Consequently, once the server run into the state, this benign error message was logged in the error log repeatedly. To fix this bug, the log level has been changed, and the the message is no longer logged.
Prior to this update, when performing a modrdn operation on a managed entry, the managed entry plugin failed to properly update managed entry pointer. The underlying source code has been fixed, and the managed entry link now remains intact on modrdn operations. The previous MemberOf plugin code assumed the Distinguished Name DN value to have the correct syntax, and did not check the normalized value of that DN.
This could lead to dereferencing a NULL pointer and unexpected termination. This update checks the normalized value and logs a proper error. As a result, invalid DN no longer causes crashes and errors are properly logged. When adding and deleting entries, the modified parent entry, numsubordinates, could be replaced in the entry cache, even if the operation failed.
As a consequence, parent numsubordinate count could be incorrectly updated. This update adds code to unswitch the parent entry in the cache, and parent numsubordinate count is now guaranteed to be correct.
Previously, if nested tombstone entries were present, parents were always purged first, and thus their child entries became orphaned. With this update, when doing the tombstone purge, the candidate list is processed in the reverse order, which removes the child entries before the parent entries.
As a result, orphaned tombstone entries are no longer left orphaned after purging. Previously, a tombstone purge thread issued a callback search that started reading the id2entry file, even if the back end had already been stopped or disabled.
This could cause the server to terminate unexpectedly. Now, when performing a search and returning entries, this update checks if the back end is started before reading id2entry. As a result, even if the tombstone purge occurs while the back end is stopped, the server no longer crashes. Due to various mistakes in the source code, potential memory leaks, corrupted memory, or crashes could occur. All the aforementioned bugs have been addressed, and the server now behaves as expected without crashing or leaking memory.
Due to a failure in back end transaction, the post plugin was not properly passed to the back end. As a consequence, the ldapdelete client unexpectedly executed a tombstone deletion. A failure check code has been added with this update, and a tombstone deletion by ldapdelete now fails as expected. Prior to this update, syntax plugins were loaded during bootstrapping. However, in that phase, attributes had already been handled. As a consequence, the sorted results of multi-attribute values in schema and Directory Server specific Entries DSE became invalid.
This update adds a default syntax plugin, and the sorted results of DSE and schema are now in the right order. Consequently, memory fragmentation could not be configured. Now, memory fragmentation can be controlled explicitly and provide instructions to the "service" utility.
Previously, a group on Active Directory AD had a new member which was not a target of windows sync and existed only on AD. If an operation was executed on AD, the member was replaced with other members which were the targets of the windows sync. Consequently, the new member values were not synchronized.
With this update, a modify operation follows including the member value, which is now proceeded by confirming the existence on AD, thus fixing the bug. If a group on Active Directory AD and Directory Server DS had members which were local, not synchronized, and the members were removed from the group on one side, the delete operation was synchronized and all the members including the local ones were deleted.
The underlying source code has been modified to check, firstly, if an attribute is completely deleted on one side, secondly, if each value on the other side is in the sync scope. In addition, the value is now put to the mode for the delete only if the value is in the sync scope.
Previously, the manual page for the logconv. The manual page has been updated to show the complete usage of logconv. Due to a bug in partial restoration, the order of the restored index became confused. With this update, the default compare function is called. Now, after running a partial restoration, indexing problems no longer occur.
Consequently, the parent entry could be an ancestor entry of an entry to be updated. In addition, if the entry was a target of the betxn type of plugins, a deadlock occurred. With this update, the parent entry DN is added only when codTemplateDn is not provided. Now, even if cosAttribute and cosTemplateDn are listed in the order in the CoS definition entry and the betxn type plug-ins are enabled, updating an entry no longer causes deadlocks. Consequently, when the failure occurred, the memory used for the ID list leaked.
This update adds the free code for the error cases, and the memory leaks caused by the VLV failure no longer occur. Enhancement BZ Previously, only the root Distinguished Name DN accounts were able to specify users that could bypass the password policy settings or add hashed passwords to users. With this update, non-root DN accounts are allowed to perform these types of operations as well.
Users of ds-base are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which fix these bugs and add this enhancement. After installing this update, the server service will be restarted automatically. RHBA — ds-base bug fix update.
Updated ds-base packages that fix one bug are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. Bug Fix BZ Bug fixes for replication conflict resolution. With this update, the memory leak code has been fixed, and the size of the Directory Servers in the replication topology is now stable under the stress.
Users of ds-base are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which fix this bug. NetworkManager is a system network service that manages network devices and connections, attempting to keep active network connectivity when available. Bug Fixes BZ When the machine suspended, the NetworkManager daemon deactivated all network devices on that machine. Consequently, the Wake-on-LAN clients did not work because this network device was powered down, and thus could not receive the Magic Packet.
As a consequence, when connecting to certain digital subscriber line DSL providers, the NetworkManager daemon failed to notice whether the connection was dropped.
NetworkManager automatically provides an autoconnect for interfaces. Previously, when this connection was altered and saved, NetworkManager terminated unexpectedly. Users of NetworkManager are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which fix these bugs.
ORBit allows programs to send requests and receive replies from other programs, regardless of where the programs are located. CORBA is a standard that enables communication between program objects, regardless of the programming language and platform used.
With this update, clean-up tasks on one thread have been deferred, so synchronization is no longer necessary. As a result, the process does not crash anymore in the described scenario. Users of ORBit2 are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which fix this bug.
PackageKit is a D-Bus abstraction layer that allows the session user to manage packages in a secure way using a cross-distribution, cross-architecture API. A patch has been provided to fix this bug, and ABRT no longer produces such error messages.
When running the "pkcon install" command, the pkcon utility failed to provide a prompt for the user requiring more information. Instead, the pkcon utility terminated unexpectedly and returned the following error:. An upstream patch has been provided to fix this bug.
As a result, pkcon prompts the user with "Proceed with changes? Due to a series of processes all aborting and nsswitch malfunctioning, starting the KVM host or guest displayed error messages on ABRT.
The bug has been fixed, and KVM no longer returns error messages. Users of PackageKit are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which fix these bugs. Release Notes. Red Hat Enterprise Linux minor releases are an aggregation of individual enhancement, security and bug fix errata. Detailed notes on all changes in this minor release are available in the Technical Notes.
X11 client libraries. Updated X11 client libraries packages that fix multiple security issues, several bugs, and add various enhancements are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. Red Hat Product Security has rated this update as having Moderate security impact. Common Vulnerability Scoring System CVSS base scores, which give detailed severity ratings, are available for each vulnerability from the CVE links associated with each description below.
The X11 Xorg libraries provide library routines that are used within all X Window applications. An attacker able to submit invalid protocol data to an X11 server via a malicious X11 client could use either of these flaws to potentially escalate their privileges on the system. Multiple array index errors, leading to heap-based buffer out-of-bounds write flaws, were found in the way various X11 client libraries handled data returned from an X11 server.
A malicious X11 server could possibly use this flaw to execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the user running an X11 client. Org X11's libXi runtime library handled signed numbers. A flaw was found in the way the X. Org X11 libXt runtime library used uninitialized pointers. Two stack-based buffer overflow flaws were found in the way libX11, the Core X11 protocol client library, processed certain user-specified files.
A malicious X11 server could possibly use this flaw to crash an X11 client via a specially crafted file. The xkeyboard-config package has been upgraded to upstream version 2. This bug has been fixed and updating mesa-libGL now updates all dependent packages as expected. Previously, closing a customer application could occasionally cause the X Server to terminate unexpectedly. After this update, the X Server no longer hangs when a user closes a customer application.
All X11 client libraries users are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which correct these issues and add these enhancements.
RHBA — abrt bug fix and enhancement update. Updated abrt packages that fix one bug and add one enhancement are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. With this update, kernel oops messages are kept and also supplemented by an explanation. Users of abrt are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which fix this bug and add this enhancement.
RHBA — aide bug fix update. Updated aide packages that fix two bugs are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment AIDE is a utility that creates a database of files on the system, and then uses that database to ensure file integrity and detect system intrusions.
As a consequence, initializing the database by running the 'aide --init' command caused errors, and the database could not then be read with the 'aide --check' command. With this update, after running the 'aide --init' command in the described situation, a warning massage is displayed that prompts the user to install the prelink package first.
Consequently, running the 'aide --check' command resulted in an incomplete report and a segmentation fault. A patch has been applied to address this bug, and AIDE now works as expected when reporting forced attributes. Users of aide are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which fix these bugs. RHBA — akonadi bug fix update. Updated akonadi packages that fix one bug are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. Akonadi is a storage service for personal information management PIM data and metadata.
The service provides unique desktop-wide object identification and retrieval, and functions as an extensible data storage for all PIM applications. As a result, Akonadi starts on systems with the home directory on AFS as expected.
Users of akonadi are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which fix this bug. RHBA — alsa-utils bug fix update. Updated alsa-utils packages that fix one bug are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.
Then, copy the julia directory over to the target environment and build with make. Once it is built, you can run the julia executable after you enter your julia directory and run.
If there is a version of Julia already installed in this folder, you should delete it before running make install.
If everything works correctly, you will see a Julia banner and an interactive prompt into which you can enter expressions for evaluation. Errors related to libraries might be caused by old, incompatible libraries sitting around in your PATH. In this case, try moving the julia directory earlier in the PATH. Note that most of the instructions above apply to unix systems. Your first test of Julia determines whether your build is working properly.
You should see output that lists a series of running tests; if they complete without error, you should be in good shape to start using Julia. You can read about getting started in the manual. If you have previously downloaded julia using git clone , you can update the existing source tree using git pull rather than starting anew:.
Assuming that you had made no changes to the source tree that will conflict with upstream updates, these commands will trigger a build to update to the latest version. Over time, the base library may accumulate enough changes such that the bootstrapping process in building the system image will fail. If this happens, the build may fail with an error like.
Occasionally, the stronger cleanup done by make cleanall is needed. New versions of external dependencies may be introduced which may occasionally cause conflicts with existing builds of older versions. Special make targets exist to help wipe the existing build of a dependency.
For example, make -C deps clean-llvm will clean out the existing build of llvm so that llvm will be rebuilt from the downloaded source distribution the next time make is called.
To delete existing binaries of julia and all its dependencies, delete the. If you've updated OS X recently, be sure to run xcode-select --install to update the command line tools. Otherwise, you could run into errors for missing headers and libraries, such as ld: library not found for -lcrt1.
In extreme cases, you may wish to reset the source tree to a pristine state. The following git commands may be helpful:. To avoid losing work, make sure you know what these commands do before you run them.
Julia does not install anything outside the directory it was cloned into. Julia can be completely uninstalled by deleting this directory. OMCompiler v1. BUT, do you really need Corba? If you don't need Corba you can just configure without it:.
Opensuse Leap Thank you "ardpo" for the extra search. Compilation will use:. Using Qt version 5. OMEdit v1. Installing OpenModelica The qt clients are build by default on make. You don't need to configure in each directory, only in the top one, it would actually not work and you get issues like the ones you're having.
I will investigate why make install doesn't work properly for you. Dear adrpo, There is something that is not working. By the way, is it possible to attach pictures on the forum? Things are getting messy, let's try again from the beginning. I'm creating this question in part so others like me looking for the answer to a similar issue can find an explanation, instead of just commands they need to fix their issue.
I found a few similar question-threads, but none that actually explained what was happening and why. Home Questions Tags Users. Refresh November Views 1. Cool, done that. Next error was this: package name: nikhil sass-mq version: 1.
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