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This vulnerability was downgraded to Important.
I contacted upstream asking for a patch so we can correct this vulnerability. Incidentally, they provided a work around in their advisory as follows: In /usr/lib64/axis2c/services/EucalyptusCC/services.xml remove the following consecutive three lines <operation name="BundleInstance"> <parameter name="wsamapping">EucalyptusCC#BundleInstance</parameter> </operation> Is it possible to just push a patch removing these lines? I'm guessing this would become effective as soon as eucalyptus was restarted. Thoughts?
The commit to fix this in 3.3.2 is here: https://github.com/eucalyptus/eucalyptus/commit/c252889a46f41b4c396b89e005ec89836f2524be According to their development ticket (https://eucalyptus.atlassian.net/browse/EUCA-7572) they never fixed it in 3.3.0. I've asked if it's possible to fix 3.3.0 the same way as 3.3.2.
Given that the main challenge will be getting the software to build at all after a year's worth of dependency churn in Fedora, it doesn't really matter what exactly the update will change. I will attempt to build version 3.3.2.
It is becoming clear to me that making eucalyptus and its dependency tree begin working sanely is beyond my means. I am going to have to throw in the towel here and orphan the package. :-( If you or anyone else are interested in giving it a try please feel free to do so.
Hello extras-orphan, Could you please fix this soon?
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