Apache 2.4.68 Isn’t the Only Number That Proves You’re Patched
An Apache version below 2.4.68 may still be patched. Package provenance, vendor advisories, module checks and runtime evidence reveal the real position.
An Apache version below 2.4.68 may still be patched. Package provenance, vendor advisories, module checks and runtime evidence reveal the real position.
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sudo systemctl stop apport
sudo systemctl stop whoopsie
sudo systemctl disable apport
sudo systemctl disable whoopsie
sudo aptitude purge apport whoopsie
Source: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1245078/woopsie-upload-all-process-cons…
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