So what's up with the #Perl CVE-2022-48522 https://cve.report/CVE-2022-48522
I've only learned about it from the CPAN::Audit release, which (along with some sources) says it affects all Perl >= v5.34 but https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2022-48522 says Perl v5.32 is also vulnerable.
The latter links it to https://github.com/Perl/perl5/issues/19147 and says it's fixed by v5.35.5.
Also, why was this publicly released without fixes or mitigations just before the August bank holiday in the UK and Labor Day holiday in the US?
A little announce for people interested in #perl #gis and #debiangis.
As you probably noted, #bookworm missed the move to Geo::GDAL::FFI, but now an unofficial repo is available and supported by me.
More information here:
https://wiki.debian.org/BookwormGdalPerl
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The incomgin #debian #bookworm releasse will miss #perl binding for the ubiquitous #gdal library, the swiss knife of the geospatial world.
This is the direct consequence of the dropping of the XS based binding in the upstream project.
It is still possible using the CPAN Geo::GDAL::FFI interface and details for installation at system level are provided here:
@hroncok @kushal @brettcannon let's put it in another perspective: #Python is only 3 years younger than #Perl. 😄
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@alcinnz I actually prefer the #Rust / #Perl method of having a good online repo for fetching libraries and Python has evolved dramatically in that way since the introduction of pip. That said, I still prefer curated well-known libraries that I can look up somewhere and probably trust because of who listed them. I'm the kind of programmer who wants to read reviews of libraries before using them.
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@tfb @JonYoder That is a really interesting point. I remember two programming languages, #Perl and #Tcl, that were really hot for awhile, for various reasons. Both went through a sort of boom and then a decline. I wonder what it is about these interpreted languages that caused that effect? I also wonder if we will see it effect more interpreted languages.
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(?!) - Negative look ahead assertion: foo(?!bar[\d]+$) matches foo when not followed by bar and any digit sequence until the end.
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Ref: Negative #regex for #Perl string pattern match.
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