Debian Patches

Status for gvfs/1.50.3-1+deb12u1

Patch Description Author Forwarded Bugs Origin Last update
metadata-nuke-junk-data.patch Nuke the metadata file if magic blob is wrong Christian Kellner <gicmo@gnome.org> no 2009-11-04
dont-crash-on-null-job.patch Don't try to announce the finish of a NULL job. Michael Terry <mterry@ubuntu.com> no vendor, Ubuntu 2012-04-11
handle-inactive-vfs.patch Don't crash when creating volume monitors
if the VFS was never initialized		 Michael Terry <mterry@ubuntu.com> no vendor, Ubuntu 2012-04-11
ref-jobs-in-thread.patch make sure to keep a ref to jobs while they run in a thread Michael Terry <mterry@ubuntu.com> no vendor, Ubuntu 2012-04-12
0008-Skip-the-umockdev-test.patch Skip the umockdev test
The trace is out of date & needs to be re-recorded by somebody who has
the hardware.		 Sebastien Bacher <seb128@ubuntu.com> no vendor, Ubuntu 2018-03-19
0009-gvfs-test-Increase-timeout-to-10s.patch gvfs-test: Increase timeout to 10s
In normal operation some operations - particularly unmounting - can take
quite a while. Let's give things a bit longer before giving up.

Patch originally by Andreas Hasenack <andreas.hasenack@canonical.com>		 Iain Lane <iain@orangesquash.org.uk> yes 2018-03-19
Remove-version-from-polkit-gobject-dependency.patch Remove version from polkit-gobject dependency
It was versioned like this to require the polkit ITS rules, but in
Debian we backported those into 0.105.		 Simon McVittie <smcv@debian.org> not-needed 2018-08-17
ftp-Use-control-connection-address-for-PASV-data.patch ftp: Use control connection address for PASV data
Currently, `PASV` uses the IP from the server reply when creating data
connection. This may allow FTP bounce attacks. Let's always use only the
port from the PASV reply and connect to the control connection address.


(cherry picked from commit 30b89fc61ef620dfa81492f68a21ee1fdb7021f3)		 Ondrej Holy <oholy@redhat.com> no 2026-02-19
ftp-Reject-paths-containing-CR-LF-characters.patch ftp: Reject paths containing CR/LF characters
Currently, an FTP backend doesn't verify paths. Path with CR/LF can
inject extra commands to the server. Let's validate the paths and fail
with "Filename contains invalid characters." if that happens.


(cherry picked from commit 447ee8a32fe56529bf92c0a733f6d35e724c2689)		 Ondrej Holy <oholy@redhat.com> no 2026-02-19

All known versions for source package 'gvfs'

Links