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this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2023
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I agree those CVE responses are not great. Those are from quite a few years ago though. Has their handling of CVEs improved since?
Boot times are not that big of a deal to me either, but some people seem to care about it a lot.
I've never personally had any problems with binary logs. You could always forward to a different logging daemon if that's a concern.
I had it and I am sure that I could have solved the problem faster if I could have solved it faster if I did not needed to first understand how to access the logs on a damaged system.
This does not solve the problem, it only move it to somewhere else.