AW: Patchset for CVE-2020-1749 Kernel 4.19

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> > Applies to stable linux-v4.19.y (with y=114).
>
> Have you been able to test these patches so that you know they work?
>
I did apply and compile on x86 in both 4.14 and 4.19 (making sure to have all CONFIG_s set
to compile the changed code).
I then ran 4.14 (project kernel) on our target; however i can't build an
encrypted IPv6 tunnel to verify if the patchset helps.
(From the patch descriptions, it really looks like they fix this)

IPv6 tunnel testing will be done by other folks in the project, i can't tell when due to
the CoVid situation as this requires special equipment that i can't access at all.

> And can you please send them as a patch series, not as attachments, and
>  cc: all the original authors so that everyone can know what is going on
> and weigh in if they see any issues?
Of course. Sorry that i didn't do this yet.

>
> And finally, do not change the changelog text from the original commits,
> that's not ok.
Except for the "upstream commit id", right?

> If you need to put any notes in there as to what you
> did, follow the format we have been using for years, and put it in the
> s-o-b: area in a small [ box ]
>
> Same for the 4.14 patches.
>
> thanks,
>
> greg k-h

Of course i will do so, if it makes sense due to little testing effort possible.
Please give a short notice if you think i should resend the patch series.

One question:
Our IT department adds a signature since a few days, after a line with "----".
Is this a problem? I can't turn that off, unfortunately.
(At least they keep the "text only" and don't switch to HTML)

Thanks for your guidance and patience
Carsten


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