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(In reply to Wen Liang from comment #0)
Hi Wen,
> Hardened: /usr/bin/nm-online: MAYB: test: branch-protection because
> unexpected note value (function: component: main) > Is there anything wrong in the build process,
No - and if you are able to, please feel free to waive this result.
> or is this a problem in annobin?
Yes - the problem was that the annobin plugin was built for an earlier version of gcc (11.0.1) but then run with a later version (11.1.6). This caused incorrect information to be recorded in the built files, which then triggered the messages from annocheck.
The problem has now been resolved. Annobin has been rebuilt, and if you rebuild NetworkManager the problem should go away.
Are you OK with me CLOSEing this BZ ?
Cheers
Nick
ok, thanks for the explanation.
(In reply to Nick Clifton from comment #1)
> (In reply to Wen Liang from comment #0)
> Hi Wen,
>
> > Hardened: /usr/bin/nm-online: MAYB: test: branch-protection because
> > unexpected note value (function: component: main)
>
> > Is there anything wrong in the build process,
>
> No - and if you are able to, please feel free to waive this result.
>
>
> > or is this a problem in annobin?
>
> Yes - the problem was that the annobin plugin was built for an earlier
> version of gcc (11.0.1) but then run with a later version (11.1.6). This
> caused incorrect information to be recorded in the built files, which then
> triggered the messages from annocheck.
>
> The problem has now been resolved. Annobin has been rebuilt, and if you
> rebuild NetworkManager the problem should go away.
>
> Are you OK with me CLOSEing this BZ ?
>
> Cheers
> Nick
ok, thanks for the explanation.