Summary

Bugs of task tools

Total bugs: 39

Open bugs: 37

Fixed bugs: 2

Links to other tasks

Tasks overview

Anonymous browsing 127 (898)

Disk encryption 71 (276)

Email privacy 287 (2277)

Instant messaging privacy 78 (561)

Network interference detection 0 (0)

Utilities 37 (225)

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Severity	Dependent	Suggested
critical	0	0
grave	0	0
serious	0	0
important	6	0
normal	14	0
minor	3	0
wishlist	14	0

Summary bugs page of task Utilities

Immediately looking into bugs of the dependencies of this task is advised (225)^*

Open bugs in dependent packages

6 important, 14 normal, 3 minor, 14 wishlist

impass (13) Homepage: https://salsa.debian.org/debian/impass Vcs Jameson Graef Rollins
720899	assword: more context structure would be nice
720900	assword: command-line option for a different db would be nice
757436	assword: GTK GUI crashes when clicking "Create"
762607	assword: Enable multiple keyids for encryption
819365	assword gui fails to start when stderr is closed
829032	assword does scary things when the window it wants to type into goes away
843553	assword add refers to evil key ids
850166	assword fails nastily after expiration of signing-capable subkey
855994	password rotation needed field
865705	impass gui does not appear when key is expired
983780	impass: impass gui fails silently when trying to create a new password when ~/.impass/keyid refers to an OpenPGP certificate incapable of signing
1027038	QR code support
1093220	opening gui fails with sway backtrace
mat2 (1) Homepage: https://github.com/jvoisin/mat2 Vcs Debian Privacy Tools Maintainers
1049261	mat2: Fails to build source after successful build	forky, ftbfs, sid, trixie
msva-perl (5) Homepage: http://web.monkeysphere.info/ Not maintained in Vcs Daniel Kahn Gillmor
624461	no documentation on how to disable agent
742799	msva-perl: sample systemd unit file
821199	mod-gnutls: FTBFS on non-Linux arches
1115632	msva-perl: recommends libgtk2-perl which is not in unstable
1118391	msva-perl: Vcs-Git seems invalid
nautilus-wipe (2) Homepage: https://wipetools.tuxfamily.org/nautilus-wipe.html Vcs Debian Privacy Tools Maintainers
911764	nautilus-wipe should confirm that it is cancelling the wipe process as soon as the user cancels
919405	nautilus-wipe: Bug #1: Ignores security setting. Bug #2: Cannot abort.
pwgen (11) Homepage: https://github.com/tytso/pwgen Vcs Theodore Y. Ts'o
475511	pwgen 2.06-1 produce other results than 2.05-1 by using a hash-file
478723	use dictionary to filter phomeme generated passwords
574622	pwgen: please support a config file or environment variable to support default options
649105	pwgen: Please include numeric only password option
672241	pwgen: Force usage of /dev/random on low entropy system
719151	please add a ~/.pwgenrc file
719153	please consider implementing FIPS 181
726038	please consider a "safe symbols" option
726578	pwgen: Multiple vulnerabilities in passwords generation	security
855496	pwgen should have its own changelog derived from git log which diffs the git log between two releases.
1017447	pwgen: [PATCH] Add simple automated tests	patch
secure-delete (5) Homepage: https://www.thc.org Vcs Georges Khaznadar
550236	secure-delete: srm -r fails with 'Too many open files'	moreinfo
638185	secure-delete: sfill does not wipe more than the max. file size supported by the underlying filesystem	security
793638	Feature request: make verbose mode better
849837	/usr/bin/sfill: malloc assertion failure	moreinfo
903553	secure-delete: srm -r: fails to rename dir before truncating it.

Open bugs in suggested packages

Done bugs

mat2 (2) Homepage: https://github.com/jvoisin/mat2 Vcs Debian Privacy Tools Maintainers
1112109	mat2: autopkgtest regression in testing	fixed-upstream, forky, ftbfs, sid, upstream
1114201	mat2: FTBFS: dpkg-buildpackage: error: debian/rules binary subprocess returned exit status 2	fixed-upstream, forky, ftbfs, sid, upstream

^*To estimate the overall status of the packages in the dependencies of a metapackage a weighted severity is calculated. Done bugs are ignored and bugs in dependent and recommended packages are weighted by factor three compared to suggested packages. Release critical bugs have a much larger weight than important, while the contribution of normal bugs is even smaller and minor bugs have a very small weight. Wishlist bugs are ignored in this calculation. The resulting sum is compared to some boundaries to find a verbal form. The actual numbers need some adjustment to make real sense - this evaluation method is in testing phase.
The severities of bugs are weighted as follows:

critical	10
grave	10
serious	10
important	5
normal	3
minor	1
wishlist	0