[Secure-testing-commits] r20020 - data

[Raphael Geissert]

Author: geissert
Date: 2012-08-24 20:14:52 +0000 (Fri, 24 Aug 2012)
New Revision: 20020

Modified:
   data/package-tags
Log:
Update the secteam tags for wheezy


Modified: data/package-tags
===================================================================
--- data/package-tags	2012-08-24 16:30:01 UTC (rev 20019)
+++ data/package-tags	2012-08-24 20:14:52 UTC (rev 20020)
@@ -1,39 +1,40 @@
 # In this file we keep the debtags for packages in "main"
 # where special conditions apply
 
-[lenny] kfreebsd-6 <unsupported> (FreeBSD not yet supported)
-[lenny] kfreebsd-7 <unsupported> (FreeBSD not yet supported)
-
-[lenny] sql-ledger <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone)
+[wheezy] sql-ledger <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone)
 [squeeze] sql-ledger <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone)
 
-[lenny] php5 <limited-support> (See README.Debian.security for the PHP security policy)
+[wheezy] php5 <limited-support> (See README.Debian.security for the PHP security policy)
 [squeeze] php5 <limited-support> (See README.Debian.security for the PHP security policy)
 
-[lenny] adns <limited-support> (Stub resolver that should only be used with trusted recursors)
+[wheezy] adns <limited-support> (Stub resolver that should only be used with trusted recursors)
 [squeeze] adns <limited-support> (Stub resolver that should only be used with trusted recursors)
 
-[lenny] ltp <limited-support> (Testsuite, only supported on non-production non-multiuser systems)
+[wheezy] ltp <limited-support> (Testsuite, only supported on non-production non-multiuser systems)
 [squeeze] ltp <limited-support> (Testsuite, only supported on non-production non-multiuser systems)
 
-[lenny] clamav <unsupported> (No signature updates anymore, should be taken from volatile)
-
 [sid] kompozer <unsupported> (vulnerable to all xulrunner issues, but intended use is not for untrusted or networked sources)
 [squeeze] kompozer <unsupported> (vulnerable to all xulrunner issues, but intended use is not for untrusted or networked sources)
+[wheezy] kompozer <unsupported> (vulnerable to all xulrunner issues, but intended use is not for untrusted or networked sources)
 
-[lenny] ocsinventory-server <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone)
+[wheezy] ocsinventory-server <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone)
 [squeeze] ocsinventory-server <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone)
 
-[lenny] wireshark <limited-support> (Not suitable for network monitoring / intrusion detection, DoS issues fixed with low priority through point updates)
+[wheezy] wireshark <limited-support> (Not suitable for network monitoring / intrusion detection, DoS issues fixed with low priority through point updates)
 [squeeze] wireshark <limited-support> (Not suitable for network monitoring / intrusion detection, DoS issues fixed with low priority through point updates)
 
-[lenny] acidbase <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone for trusted users)
+[wheezy] acidbase <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone for trusted users)
 [squeeze] acidbase <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone for trusted users)
 
-[lenny] glpi <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone for trusted users)
+[wheezy] glpi <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone for trusted users)
 [squeeze] glpi <limited-support> (Only supported behind an authenticated HTTP zone for trusted users)
 
-[lenny] memcached <limited-support> (Attacks that require an attacker to be able to access the memcached port/sock are not supported, it's running as nobody and in a typical setup attackers don't have access to this)
+[wheezy] memcached <limited-support> (Attacks that require an attacker to be able to access the memcached port/sock are not supported, it's running as nobody and in a typical setup attackers don't have access to this)
 [squeeze] memcached <limited-support> (Attacks that require an attacker to be able to access the memcached port/sock are not supported, it's running as nobody and in a typical setup attackers don't have access to this)
 
-[lenny] webkit <unsupported> (very old version with no frontend that's not supported upstream, but a few reverse dependencies that make it impossible to remove)
+[wheezy] webkit <unsupported> (not properly supported upstream, only for use on trusted content)
+
+[squeeze] libkhtml5 <unsupported> (not properly supported upstream, only for use on trusted content)
+[wheezy] libkhtml5 <unsupported> (not properly supported upstream, only for use on trusted content)
+
+[wheezy] libqtwebkit4 <unsupported> (not properly supported upstream, only for use on trusted content)