Free software activity in May 2026

My Debian contributions this month were all sponsored by Freexian.

You can also support my work directly via Liberapay or GitHub Sponsors.

OpenSSH

I backported various security fixes from 10.3 to trixie, bookworm, bullseye, buster, and stretch. For trixie, I also backported several IPQoS fixes to line up with upstream’s traffic management settings and drop a rather hacky Debian-specific patch; this needed a quick follow-up fix.

I upgraded trixie-backports to 10.3.

I fixed openssh uses pidof but does not depend on procps.

PuTTY

I upgraded from 0.83 to 0.84.

Python packaging

New upstream versions:

  • bitstruct
  • ormar
  • pdm (fixing a build failure)
  • pydantic
  • pydantic-core
  • pydantic-settings
  • pyglet (fixing a build failure)
  • python-asyncssh
  • python-bitarray
  • python-btrees
  • python-build
  • python-certifi
  • python-charset-normalizer (fixing a build failure)
  • python-fakeredis (contributed supporting fix upstream)
  • python-holidays
  • python-jsonschema-path
  • python-memray (fixing a build failure and CVE-2026-32722)
  • python-openapi-schema-validator
  • python-pathable
  • python-persistent
  • python-pyftpdlib
  • python-pytest-run-parallel
  • sorl-thumbnail
  • twisted
  • zope.interface
  • zope.proxy

Other build/test failures:

Other bugs:

I updated python-treq upstream to stop vendoring multipart, now that the packaging issues with that have been sorted out.

Code reviews

Other bits and pieces

I contributed a debian-policy patch to fix several links related to build profiles.

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