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No need to be a smart-ass about it. Even if I had googled (which I didn't) then I'd probably have assumed the fixes for bugs from 2009 to have long made it int
by moe 14y ago
No need to be a smart-ass about it.
Even if I had googled (which I didn't) then I'd probably have assumed the fixes for bugs from 2009 to have long made it into the current distro kernels.
I just didn't expect something so basic to be still (or again) broken.
- rplnt 14y agoDon't get me wrong, I wouldn't too by default. But do you remember Azure crashing on February 29th? And checking for that date is a matter of three conditions. Leap second is much more complex. I'm not trying to be a smart-ass.. I'm just saying it's something I would worry about and would try to find something about it. And perhaps it wouldn't lead anywhere with Debian. And still, something in your app stack could crash on this as well, leaving the kernel patching pointless.