Getting Debian Stable Updates..
Hi guys,
I'm running a small personal server running Debian Stable: hearing about the ssh exploit that's out this week, I want to patch the box, so I went to the command line, typed in
apt-get -u update
and it says it updated 0 packages... I thought I'd be able to aimply to apt update/ apt install to get my packages up to date - is it because I'm using the stable mirror? Right now my source list has only one source:
deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian stable main contrib non-free
Are security updates available through an apt repository, or will I need to resort to getting a source/binary patch and doing it the old fashioned way?
Be kind, I'm new to debian... :)
I'm running a small personal server running Debian Stable: hearing about the ssh exploit that's out this week, I want to patch the box, so I went to the command line, typed in
apt-get -u update
and it says it updated 0 packages... I thought I'd be able to aimply to apt update/ apt install to get my packages up to date - is it because I'm using the stable mirror? Right now my source list has only one source:
deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian stable main contrib non-free
Are security updates available through an apt repository, or will I need to resort to getting a source/binary patch and doing it the old fashioned way?
Be kind, I'm new to debian... :)
