What is the difference between 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22 and 5.5.9?
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Did Ubuntu actually patch the former to close out all CVEs on 5.5.9? And is it safe to run 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22?
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Did Ubuntu actually patch the former to close out all CVEs on 5.5.9? And is it safe to run 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22?
thanks in advance
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sorry i am very new in this, where do i find package info?
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
What is 5.5.9? Are these numbers associated with a software, a kernel, a library? Who can tell what you mean by 5.5.9?
– user68186
1 hour ago
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Possible duplicate of How can I tell if a CVE has been fixed in Ubuntu's repositories?
– Olorin
1 hour ago
Of course. I am sorry. I am referring to PHP version. I am scanning for CVEs and like to establish if I do not have to worry about CVEs on PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
package info can be found via package tools (from CLI if you're comfortable with it), or via packages.ubuntu.com in a browser... Please edit your question and put additional information there (not everyone reads comments & it's far easier to read in a formatted question!). Your given 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22 is not very helpful - packages.ubuntu.com/… (and I can't use CLI as you may be running a different release of Ubuntu - you didn't specify any)
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Did Ubuntu actually patch the former to close out all CVEs on 5.5.9? And is it safe to run 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22?
thanks in advance
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Did Ubuntu actually patch the former to close out all CVEs on 5.5.9? And is it safe to run 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22?
thanks in advance
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sorry i am very new in this, where do i find package info?
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
What is 5.5.9? Are these numbers associated with a software, a kernel, a library? Who can tell what you mean by 5.5.9?
– user68186
1 hour ago
2
Possible duplicate of How can I tell if a CVE has been fixed in Ubuntu's repositories?
– Olorin
1 hour ago
Of course. I am sorry. I am referring to PHP version. I am scanning for CVEs and like to establish if I do not have to worry about CVEs on PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
package info can be found via package tools (from CLI if you're comfortable with it), or via packages.ubuntu.com in a browser... Please edit your question and put additional information there (not everyone reads comments & it's far easier to read in a formatted question!). Your given 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22 is not very helpful - packages.ubuntu.com/… (and I can't use CLI as you may be running a different release of Ubuntu - you didn't specify any)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
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sorry i am very new in this, where do i find package info?
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
What is 5.5.9? Are these numbers associated with a software, a kernel, a library? Who can tell what you mean by 5.5.9?
– user68186
1 hour ago
2
Possible duplicate of How can I tell if a CVE has been fixed in Ubuntu's repositories?
– Olorin
1 hour ago
Of course. I am sorry. I am referring to PHP version. I am scanning for CVEs and like to establish if I do not have to worry about CVEs on PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
package info can be found via package tools (from CLI if you're comfortable with it), or via packages.ubuntu.com in a browser... Please edit your question and put additional information there (not everyone reads comments & it's far easier to read in a formatted question!). Your given 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22 is not very helpful - packages.ubuntu.com/… (and I can't use CLI as you may be running a different release of Ubuntu - you didn't specify any)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
sorry i am very new in this, where do i find package info?
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
sorry i am very new in this, where do i find package info?
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
What is 5.5.9? Are these numbers associated with a software, a kernel, a library? Who can tell what you mean by 5.5.9?
– user68186
1 hour ago
What is 5.5.9? Are these numbers associated with a software, a kernel, a library? Who can tell what you mean by 5.5.9?
– user68186
1 hour ago
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2
Possible duplicate of How can I tell if a CVE has been fixed in Ubuntu's repositories?
– Olorin
1 hour ago
Possible duplicate of How can I tell if a CVE has been fixed in Ubuntu's repositories?
– Olorin
1 hour ago
Of course. I am sorry. I am referring to PHP version. I am scanning for CVEs and like to establish if I do not have to worry about CVEs on PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
Of course. I am sorry. I am referring to PHP version. I am scanning for CVEs and like to establish if I do not have to worry about CVEs on PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
package info can be found via package tools (from CLI if you're comfortable with it), or via packages.ubuntu.com in a browser... Please edit your question and put additional information there (not everyone reads comments & it's far easier to read in a formatted question!). Your given 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22 is not very helpful - packages.ubuntu.com/… (and I can't use CLI as you may be running a different release of Ubuntu - you didn't specify any)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
package info can be found via package tools (from CLI if you're comfortable with it), or via packages.ubuntu.com in a browser... Please edit your question and put additional information there (not everyone reads comments & it's far easier to read in a formatted question!). Your given 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22 is not very helpful - packages.ubuntu.com/… (and I can't use CLI as you may be running a different release of Ubuntu - you didn't specify any)
– guiverc
1 hour ago
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sorry i am very new in this, where do i find package info?
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
What is 5.5.9? Are these numbers associated with a software, a kernel, a library? Who can tell what you mean by 5.5.9?
– user68186
1 hour ago
2
Possible duplicate of How can I tell if a CVE has been fixed in Ubuntu's repositories?
– Olorin
1 hour ago
Of course. I am sorry. I am referring to PHP version. I am scanning for CVEs and like to establish if I do not have to worry about CVEs on PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22
– k9 creme
1 hour ago
package info can be found via package tools (from CLI if you're comfortable with it), or via packages.ubuntu.com in a browser... Please edit your question and put additional information there (not everyone reads comments & it's far easier to read in a formatted question!). Your given 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22 is not very helpful - packages.ubuntu.com/… (and I can't use CLI as you may be running a different release of Ubuntu - you didn't specify any)
– guiverc
1 hour ago